Citigroup Inc. (NYSE:C) shareholders, like your shares now worth $4.71 just quote Michael : Tired of injustice, Tired of the schemes, The lies are disgusting, So what does it mean.  Kicking me down, I got to get up, As jacked as it sounds, The whole system sucks.

Haven't we all had and heard enough about TARP (Troubled Asset Relief Program),  BusinessWeek had to go ahead and put together a brilliant article today titled, Is TARP Really a TRAP?  The Masters response is even more important, is Scott Malkinson really Scott Malkinson?

Since EA’s bid fell through earlier this year, shares of Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. (Public, NASDAQ:TTWO) have fallen 50%. With shares currently trading below $10, the company has gone straight to Value Town.

Interesting take on Sears (NASDAQ:SHLD), courtesy of Fortune Magazine:

NEW YORK (Fortune) -- Investors who think shares of Sears Holdings are a bargain after plummeting 80% from their peak should think again.

That might sound like a no-brainer after retailers across the board - from Macy's (M) to Best Buy (BBY) - have been reporting dismal third quarter results amid one of the worst consumer spending downturns in decades. But there are reasons why Sears (SHLD) is likely to disappoint more than most when it reports earnings Dec. 2.

EA Sports Active for Wii, Madden NFL 09, My Sims, SPORE, Mercenaries 2, Left 4 Dead, Need for Speed Undercover, Lord of the Rings Conquest, NCAA Football 09, FIFA 09, Tiger Woods PGA Tour 09, Trivial Pursuit, Mirror’s Edge, Dead Space, The Sims 2 Mansion, Warhammer Online, MTV Games and Harmonix Rock Band. Do you need another?

Sturm, Ruger & Company (Public, NYSE:RGR), who primarily designs, manufactures and sells firearms to domestic consumers in the US, could be a prime target for your portfolio. The reason? Since the November elections, gun sales are up a massive 100-200%. Weapons dealers in much of the United States are reporting sharply higher sales since Barack Obama won the presidency a week ago.

A must read article on Minyanville.com puts the smack down on General Electric (NYSE:GE) shares, and another one from Bloomberg.com isn't going to help shareholders come tomorrow or the foreseeable future.  GE shares get ready to battle the media.

The stock market's behavior is downright strange lately. Professionals with decades of market experience scratch their heads as the market falls to its lowest point of the year, then surges almost 7% in an afternoon—all for no apparent reason.

What's hanging over the stock market these days is uncertainty.

BusinessWeek asked stock market experts to identify the biggest unknowns facing investors. These factors will be crucial to clearing up a foggy outlook. Unfortunately, it could take months—if not years—to resolve them.

No one has a clue to what the market will do this week and after the G20 summit meeting that promises more smoke and mirrors at least there's one guy who just put out a sane message -- Q-Tip.

American Express Company (NYSE:AXP) shares are down 50% in the last 3 months and trading under $20 a share.  Why care?  First off, Berkshire Hathaway is its largest stockholder with 151 million, or 13%, of AXP shares. Barron's says "Berkshire's stake suggests the company's stock may be near a bottom".