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Downside Protection For Cisco Systems [View instapost]
Downside Protection For Cisco Systems [View instapost]
Cisco's Price Correction Is Far From Over: Part 2 [View article]
Diana Containerships Business Model Continues To Deteriorate [View article]
ARM Holdings: Imagination's Recent Fall Invites Caution [View article]
Risky Stocks In An Expensive Market [View article]
Silver: Is This The 'Last' Decline? [View article]
Incidentally, earlier this year, I showed two inexpensive ways SLV longs could have hedged their positions in this instablog post: http://bit.ly/1163E88
I hope it saved a few readers some money.
Two Ways Of Hedging Apple [View instapost]
Apple's Magic Is Broken [View article]
Incidentally, for those AAPL investors who prefer to hold their shares but are wary of downside, I showed a couple of ways to hedge the stock in an instablog post late last week: http://seekingalpha.co...
Risky Stocks In An Expensive Market [View article]
And more recently, in this instablog post: http://seekingalpha.co...
Risky Stocks In An Expensive Market [View article]
Beware Long-Term Damage From Stock Market Bubble Forming Now [View article]
Caution May Be Warranted With These Stocks [View article]
J.C. Penney's CEO Discusses Q1 2013 Results - Earnings Call Transcript [View article]
The A.B.E. Of Economics [View article]
I mentioned off-shoring and automation as factors in unemployment above, but it's an absolute lie on your part that immigration has no effect on wages. As Harvard economist George Borjas notes ( http://bit.ly/18OcGOY ):
"An increase in the number of workers leads to lower wages."
"Classifying workers by education level and age and comparing differences across groups over time shows that a 10 percent increase in the size of an education/age group due to the entry of immigrants (both legal and illegal) reduces the wage of native-born men in that group by 3.7 percent and the wage of all native-born workers by 2.5 percent. "
Supply & demand. It's common sense. If there are fewer jobs (due, in part, to offshoring and automation), there is less demand for workers; therefore, it makes no sense to import more job seekers.