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1. My Fund Market on Weekly Forecast for November 16 and 23, 2009: 9-1 odds we rally tomorrow. DJIA up 130-200 points recommended... more »
2. chris coonan on Weekly Forecast for November 16 and 23, 2009: I am surprised you kept unemployment rate steady. more »
3. Gregman2 on China's Yuan, Not the U.S. Dollar, Is Too Cheap: "If China and others ceased subverting currency markets, the yuan... more »
4. Tony Petroski on China's Yuan, Not the U.S. Dollar, Is Too Cheap: Professor Morici: "Simply, conservatives in Congress are... more »
5. tunaman4u2 on China's Yuan, Not the U.S. Dollar, Is Too Cheap: Feel free to argue with my argument but here goes. 1. The "Higher... more »
6. coreopsis on China's Yuan, Not the U.S. Dollar, Is Too Cheap: These are not questions that should be posed to Morici because he... more »
7. User 316795 on China's Yuan, Not the U.S. Dollar, Is Too Cheap: "The dollar has fallen too much against the euro and some other... more »
8. James Lewis on China's Yuan, Not the U.S. Dollar, Is Too Cheap: good article, not sure about 40%. Maybe 15%. Chin after all has... more »
9. chris coonan on China's Yuan, Not the U.S. Dollar, Is Too Cheap: Time to trade your dollars for Yuan! If the real values is 40%... more »
10. Mad Hedge Fund Trader on China's Yuan, Not the U.S. Dollar, Is Too Cheap: lku I have long sat beside the table of Mckinsey & Co., the best... more »
11. Gregman2 on Trade Deficit Threatens Double-Dip Recession: It makes one ask, "Who is the U.S. Stimulus designed to stimulate?" more »
12. Mad Hedge Fund Trader on Trade Deficit Threatens Double-Dip Recession: bwy If I’ve told you once, I’ve told you a thousand times,... more »
13. Davewmart on Trade Deficit Threatens Double-Dip Recession: 'President Obama ignores the fundamental causes of a rising trade... more »
14. chris coonan on Trade Deficit Threatens Double-Dip Recession: I am guessing that what you say WILL happen, because everything is... more »
15. bluesky123 on Trade Deficit Threatens Double-Dip Recession: Transition US commercial transportation to nat gas: 1) reduce CO2... more »