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1. Plan B Economics on Zuckerman on Paulson: The All-Time Greatest Trade?: Net profit for companies is reported after salaries. I don't... more »
2. davidbdc on Zuckerman on Paulson: The All-Time Greatest Trade?: Agree in theory with D McHattie. What would be interesting is to... more »
3. D. McHattie on Zuckerman on Paulson: The All-Time Greatest Trade?: I couldn't help but think of the moral implications of... more »
4. bobbybutte on Zuckerman on Paulson: The All-Time Greatest Trade?: Paulson is a guy I follow alot more »
5. anarchist on Zuckerman on Paulson: The All-Time Greatest Trade?: OMG, three infomercials in a row. This is becoming a real problem... more »
6. Globel E on Madoff's Results Really Were Random: Curiosity - Random results would seem to be less believable. Such... more »
7. lynnybee on Zuckerman on Paulson: The All-Time Greatest Trade?: I also noticed the typos immediately. Hope the author will go... more »
8. sidney on Zuckerman on Paulson: The All-Time Greatest Trade?: it would be interesting to compare to the 4200% return in 10 years... more »
9. User 512993 on The Evolving IPO Market: Has anyone even read the paper? The key thing that Paul (and all... more »
10. Graham and Dodd Investor on Madoff's Results Really Were Random: Investors respond as readily to "random" data in the markets as to... more »
11. DrZero on The Dow, In Gold: This chart is suspect because gold was not a floating commodity... more »
12. Roger Knights on Zuckerman on Paulson: The All-Time Greatest Trade?: "His firm, Paulson & Co., made $1 billion in 2007, ....... more »
13. Steve in Greensboro on The Evolving IPO Market: So a global public accounting firm concludes that Sarbanes-Oxley... more »
14. systemBuilder on The Dow, In Gold: The longterm average valuation of the DOW is still 10 gold pieces.... more »
15. User 350223 on The Dow, In Gold: What are your references? I used Dow data from Yahoo going back... more »