Submited by Leo Kolivakis, publisher of Pension Pulse.
Off vacationing in Crete so I will keep it short and sweet. Noticed stocks got hammered again on Tuesday. I would be buying those dips, especially on solars (LDK and YGE).
A few pension articles for you. The Toronto Star reports that pension panic subsiding. The Financial Post reports that improved Canadian equity markets sends solvency ratio up.
The CBC reports that Canada Pension Plan loses assets but not hope. We are in the early stages of the pension crisis so I wouldn’t lose hope yet but it will get much uglier if the status quo is the only solution policymakers can come up with.
Finally, broadcasts of Michael Jackson hits and skyrocketing sales of the late pop icon’s discs after his death have given a boost to Dutch pension fund ABP, which in 2008 bought the rights to several of his songs. Good move for ABP but the pensions thriller will continue long after the King of Pop’s death.
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Great picture! My question is, where exactly did you take it, because I've been looking for MJ's CD's everywhere in Chicago, but everybody is sold out.
Also, I'm told by a Greek source that Jacko and his ex-father-in-law, Elvis, were recently spotted on a beach near Chania — would you be so kind and investigate this matter for me and the rest of their fans? Pictures would be nice too.. :)
Vinny G.