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Satyajit Ray, the mastermind of the Indian film industry needs no introduction. The Bengali gem started his career as a commercial artist and was fascinated to by film-making. Once, while designing the cover and making illustrations for the famous Bengali author Bibhutibhusan Bandopadhyay’s novel

TRUST, CONFIDENCE, PSYCHOLOGY OF THE EQUITY MARKETS: THE FEDERAL RESERVE SHAM Posted: Monday, October 13, 2008 @ 8:21:06 PM (Pacific Time) By Tom Usher It's going to get worse. The reason for that is because they aren't doing the right things. Only unselfish things are going to work.

From ghoulies and ghosties And long-leggedy beasties And things that go bump in the night, Good Lord, deliver us! --Traditional Scottish Prayer Keep your eyes a little wide and blank. Show no interest or excitement.

Brian Gaynor points to rising bond yields; DMO cancels auction October 14th, 2008 Brian Gaynor over at businessday.co.nz has rightly pointed out that New Zealand government bond yields have risen in the last couple of days on market fears that the deposit guarantee will eventually cost the government significant amounts that will have to be raised with more government bond issues.

Can You Trust Bond ETFs? Matt Hougan Writes: Murray Coleman's article paints an ugly picture of how fixed-income ETFs are functioning right now. Murray Coleman's article paints an ugly picture of how fixed-income ETFs are functioning right now.

Here’s the latest James Bond: Quantum of Solace trailer which Activision/Blizzard released today. Available in the U.S. for the Wii on November 4th. Looks pretty cool!

For me the best part of every Bond movie is when James Bond is put into a brilliant death trap by his antagonist in the movie.   Today, John McCain announced to the world that he had done exactly that to Barrack Obama in the Presidential election.  I can actually picture McCain’s gleeful expression as he says, “What I expect you to do Mr.

This week, Stephen, Fourhman, Koss and Joe are back in the mix in a podcast that was issue free for a change. This week, we looked at the two big conventions going on, Tokyo Game Show and Blizzcon, and picked some of our favorite topics from those shows.

There are a few books from my childhood I very clearly remember reading.  The first book I remember reading on my own was Maurice Sendak’s Where the Wild Things Are, and my first “chapter book” was a story about a marmalade-eating bear from darkest Peru with a funny hat and a raincoat named Paddington. 

Fixed income exchange traded funds (ETFs) are of interest in these uncertain times as investors make a flight to quality in treasuries. Murray Coleman of Index Universe talks to bond executive Matthew Tucker for Barclays’ fixed income arena. Tucker says the steepening of the yield curve is a...