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1. 1more4me on Rail Industry: Why I'm Interested in Regionals: Mr. Cullen, good info. I think it's important to note that the... more »
2. Uncle Larry on Rail Industry: Why I'm Interested in Regionals: KSU, like the rest of the Class 1s handles a mix of freight. ... more »
3. sligoo on Rail Industry: Why I'm Interested in Regionals: KSU is reported to be in negotiations with the Mexican authorities... more »
4. Alan Young on Rail Industry: Why I'm Interested in Regionals: A great deal of the rail business is in moving commodities like... more »
5. Alan Young on Low Mortgage Rates Help Speculators More than Economy: "If the typical person refinancing can save an extra $120/month,... more »
6. Roger Knights on Low Mortgage Rates Help Speculators More than Economy: "Their [banks] strategy? Between the PPIP and mortgages, let’s... more »
7. SAUBW on Externalities of the Economic Stimulus Program: As a matter of fact, I had reached a similar conclusion as this... more »
8. Dave Wrixon on Externalities of the Economic Stimulus Program: You gormless twit. The road and bridges in the US are so bad you... more »
9. Pat Shuff on Externalities of the Economic Stimulus Program: Cash for coffins are shovel ready projects, the funeral... more »
10. James Cullen on Economic Policy: The Perils of Playing for Time: Ok Teresa - you make a valid point. But my emphasis there was that... more »
11. TeresaE on Economic Policy: The Perils of Playing for Time: "...Across sectors, there are many companies awaiting a turn in... more »
12. conceptwizard on Economic Policy: The Perils of Playing for Time: The Fed’s Wall Street bubble will need at least $2 trillion more... more »
13. rstrader on Economic Policy: The Perils of Playing for Time: You would be right IF the market was a rational place - where... more »
14. Dave Wrixon on Economic Policy: The Perils of Playing for Time: I concur. The immediate problem for most is liquidity. Market... more »
15. PainfullyAware on Economic Policy: The Perils of Playing for Time: Pretend 'Til The End - Seems To Be The Current DC Policy. The... more »