Fred Voetsch

Fool Me Once... Bill Miller, Meredith Whitney Face Off Again

On May 13 04:19 PM Jasper M wrote:

> Miller's performance is a perfect example of the eventual fate of
> pure trend followers, however perfect their capacity to follow their
> trend. They get creamed, nay, pureed at the Big Turns.
>
> Meredith predicted what few others did. Pay Attention to her.

I'd pay attention to her even if she didn't get it right. She's hot!

Fool Me Once... Bill Miller, Meredith Whitney Face Off Again

On May 13 03:43 PM Cetin Hakimoglu wrote:

> Bill Miller should stick to baseball, and I disagree with Whitney's
> analysis regarding the state of the economy. Bill Miller is right
> to be bullish, but all his picks are terrible.


Let's see...you or Meredith Whitney? Hmmmm... that's a tough one....

Whitney Tilson Still Sees Numerous Stock Buying Opportunities

Good data. I believe the market goes lower over the course of this year but along the way tremendous buying opportunities will present themselves just as they did at the lows of other bear markets.

It is never too early to start making a list of companies that will survive and lead the recovery.

The Escalator of Life Is Going Down (Part 2)

For all of you who really want to see how this whole bubble was caused you should click on over to www.generationaldynami...

This is a self-perpetuating cycle and while we should jail some of these criminals we should also understand our own place in the bubble.

The Escalator of Life Is Going Down (Part 2)

Who can argue?

I just thought I would repeat the most important line of the article:

"A government big enough to give you everything you want, is strong enough to take everything you have."

Credit Card Cancer

Mr Schiff has the basics right but during a crisis is not the time to change directions 180 degrees.

People get that they need to save more and pay down debt but taking away their lines of credit while their jobs are also disappearning is a sure road to a despression rather than just a severe recession.

Time is the missing ingredient to most suggested cures for our economic sickness and time is what it will take.

Peter Schiff gets the basics but he keeps messing up on how to apply what he knows.

Mr. Market Has Spoken

Good stuff, though a bit long winded.

I disagree that we can blame all of this on a few "robber barrons". We need to look at who really sold out and it was us. We came to believe that we deserved a bigger house and an extra car and that the stock market always goes up. We have become slaves and we not only allowed it but we are now pissed that it i sgoing away; most of us. Not me, I am happy that we are "resetting" and I plan to be a better person for this crisis era.

What I am trying to take out of all this mess is that I am responsible for me and mine and I want to pass that attitude on to the new generation. I want them to see what we have done wrong and that they need to reject the values that caused this.