There are so many problems in Puerto Rico, that at times it’s difficult to see where one would start. And I’m not saying I have all the answers, but at least I’d be willing to ponder longer on the problems and come up with some solutions without the need of turning a discussion with anybody […]
For as long as I can think, I have been a being of impulse. Routine and too detailed planning always made me uncomfortable, as if being caught in some sort of invisible jail that doesn’t allow for the really important things to happen. When I travel, I love most to have a few set meetings […]
Jim Edwards, Deputy Editor at Business Insider, recently posted an article with the headline “Ford Exec: ‘We Know Everyone Who Breaks The Law’ Thanks To Our GPS In Your Car.” In that text, Edwards mentions how an Executive of Ford said during a panel discussion, that the car manufacturer knows of its vehicles with GPS-systems […]
Today, Enrique Kike Cruz gave both the analyst Larry McDonald and President of the PR Senate Eduardo Bhatia the opportunity to speak after their clash on twitter. Cruz started out giving McDonald the word to introduce himself and Larry made a point that he had been an employee of the meanwhile non-existent investment bank Lehman […]
Larry McDonald interviewed on CNBC’s “Talking Numbers” McDonald is professional risk advisor, speaker/writer and Senior Director at Newedge, a global agency broker and clearing firm. He thinks that the entire $3.7 trillion municipal bond market could be steering into huge trouble triggered by what is happening in Puerto Rico. The Interviewer asks “but Larry, if […]
The man had just crossed the old bridge. Behind him the rugged, high mountains, on the other side the lavish green forest. He took a left into what seemed to be a little garden. From there he could take a good look at the bridge and the water passing through below it. He suddenly had […]
Thank you very much for over 1,000 Facebook-likes and over 100 shares of this last post on my Facebook-page Post by Henry A. Freeman.
The new year had just begun and, as every year, P. came to the chapel on the mountain to see his Master. It was getting dark and he had been driving for a couple of hours, but once he opened the door of his car, the ice cold wind woke him up for good. Taking […]
If you missed the radio interview of bond analyst Cate Long by Enrique Kike Cruz on Notiuno, you can listen to it here: Thanks to Kike Cruz and Notiuno for providing the audio. Advertising
Thank you very much for over 1,000 Facebook-likes and over 100 shares of this last post on my Facebook-page Post by Henry A. Freeman.
There are so many problems in Puerto Rico, that at times it’s difficult to see where one would start. And I’m not saying I have all the answers, but at least I’d be willing to ponder longer on the problems and come up with some solutions without the need of turning a discussion with anybody […]
If you bought shares of Blackberry-Manufacturer Research in Motion (RIM) in 2008 on their peak at $148 per share, there’s probably nothing that company could come up with to console you. Yesterday’s trading closed at under $18. Whenever you’ve heard about RIM or Blackberry in the media over the past couple of months, it has […]
The man had just crossed the old bridge. Behind him the rugged, high mountains, on the other side the lavish green forest. He took a left into what seemed to be a little garden. From there he could take a good look at the bridge and the water passing through below it. He suddenly had […]
Thank you very much for over 1,000 Facebook-likes and over 100 shares of this last post on my Facebook-page Post by Henry A. Freeman.
For as long as I can think, I have been a being of impulse. Routine and too detailed planning always made me uncomfortable, as if being caught in some sort of invisible jail that doesn’t allow for the really important things to happen. When I travel, I love most to have a few set meetings […]
When Tiago knelt on the bank of the river Ebro, he felt exhausted and tired and tears were running down his cheeks. He stared into the water flowing by. Usually, that made him feel better, when he was fighting with doubt. As if the peace of the flowing water, was simply entering his mind and […]
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For the first time in over 30 years since the original West End Production at the Prince Edward Theatre in London, a new production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Evita is showing these days on Broadway. It tells the story of Argentina’s Eva Peron, who rose from the slums of Argentina to the presidential mansion as […]
Aleph is the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet and in Kabbalah, the esoteric branch of Judaism, it relates to the origin of the universe, that one number that contains all others. In a short story named “The Aleph” by Jorge Luis Borges, it is explained as a point that contains everything. Everything. A point […]