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1. AndrewBaker on Regulators Finally Urge Caution on Leveraged Funds: This is one very good example of why people should have learnt... more »
2. Alex F. on Reporters Fail to Distinguish Between Speculators and Hedgers in Option Trades: Don, What's your opinion on the put/call ratio then in this... more »
3. market ace on Market Predictions: It Pays to Be Wrong as Long as You're Sure : You have hit the nail on the head with this article, but it is not... more »
4. raytayzmd on Nassim Taleb's Irreconcilable Differences: ...I wrote this in response to another seekingalpha article about... more »
5. reluctantQuant on Citi Proves That Contrary Opinion Works More than We Thought: The aggregation process for large, multi contributor databases is... more »
6. Tracy Alloway on Citi Proves That Contrary Opinion Works More than We Thought: Hi - This is Tracy Alloway from FT Alphaville. We do mention the... more »
7. DmytrenkoArtem on Citi Proves That Contrary Opinion Works More than We Thought: nice article.. its a way how i am trieng to look on market more »
8. cameroni on The Stock Market's Dilemma with Inflation : The key for me is the actions and reactions of state and municipal... more »
9. Tom Wright on The Stock Market's Dilemma with Inflation : I would be wary of devoting too much to international investments... more »
10. Dave Wrixon on The Stock Market's Dilemma with Inflation : Why invest in the US at all when there are plenty of other places... more »
11. Obi-Wan on Is the Recession Over? : All we need to do is keep buying???? Um, well, ok. But maybe... more »
12. Jasper M on Is the Recession Over? : The market is a great barometer for sentiment - sharp rally means... more »
13. Cetin Hakimoglu on Is the Recession Over? : It doesn't have to be like this All we need to do is make sure we... more »
14. Jasper M on Ratings Agencies: Too Tough or Too Lenient? : Extremes tend to over-correct. As trouble escalates, and more and... more »
15. WAKEUP on Four Reasons We're Hurting More Now than in the Dot-Com Crisis : The misery is much more widespread, now; the confidence factor is... more »