Yesterday the finger pointing over the Subprime headache took a turn for the worst when U.S. Senators accused the Federal Reserve and its former chairman, Alan Greenspan, of a "pattern of neglect" that fostered a crisis in the mortgage industry. Forget the fact that he saved us from economic hardships during his tenure from 1987 to 2005, he’s the one to blame.
Even if he is to blame, imagine being in his shoes after serving and being reinstated by Presidents Ronald Reagan, Bush I, Bill Clinton, and Bush 2 Electric Boogaloo. 
Why take the blame when you can point fingers? Greenspan should have been a "Street Dancer" like Ozone. How would Ozone respond in a situation like this?
Ozone: Girls are whack, man!
Exactly, change the subject and pretend like you didn’t hear the question. But don’t feel Bad for Alan he gets paid $100,000 per speech. And on Sept. 17th he will have his memoir The Age of Turbulence: Adventures in a New World published by Penguin Press. The unit of Pearson reportedly paid him an $8.5 million advance for the book. Take that U.S. Senators!
Just like clockwork, Carl Icahn is urging Motorola (MOT) shareholders to vote him onto the company’s board at its May 7th shareholder meeting. Carl now has 2.7% of MOT shares and is playing Mr. Nice saying he only wants to be a shareholder and not fire everyone or force the CEO to leave – just like he did with Blockbuster (BBI).
Blockbuster fans are having a tough week and it’s only getting worse with Cramer giving his approval to dump shares as well.
BBI is down 5.6% for the week, MOT is down 2.3% for the week. The Ichan factor, its the real deal, good or bad
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