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1. joof on South California Home Sales: Let the Good Times Roll: and there is very little of quality left to buy at the lower to... more »
2. Tim Plaehn on South California Home Sales: Let the Good Times Roll: I try to be positive but balanced about the housing price trends.... more »
3. chris coonan on South California Home Sales: Let the Good Times Roll: I am glad SoCal is getting a lift per your stats. I just don't... more »
4. Mobocracyminded on South California Home Sales: Let the Good Times Roll: This is a false dawn of housing stabilization. You might see a... more »
5. BioGuy on South California Home Sales: Let the Good Times Roll: Wow, that's........ wait a minute. The southern California housing... more »
6. Mark in San Diego on South California Home Sales: Let the Good Times Roll: Although it is true the low end market is on fire, the high end is... more »
7. Moon Kil Woong on South California Home Sales: Let the Good Times Roll: Could this be caused by jumbo and higher priced houses entering... more »
8. Thomas Smicklas on Las Vegas Real Estate: Turning a Corner?: Your comments are accurate. Thanks for bringing this matter to... more »
9. Trevose_Lion on Inergy: A Winning Income Stock: Can you tell me if NRGY and NRGP payout their distributions... more »
10. FRANJUST62@YAHOO.COM on The Truth About Bankers: A Financial Times Parody: Bank Of America is still the largest bank in U.S.A. Until they... more »
11. guliamo on Aircastle: Current Share Price Hard to Swallow: I'm with you on AYR.. this looks to be a good growth story going... more »
12. market mojo on Where Are the Bank Failures in This Financial Crisis?: This article is right on the mark :) more »
13. Trevose_Lion on Inergy: A Winning Income Stock: Can you explain the difference between NRGP and NRGY and which is... more »
14. SkipK on Inergy: A Winning Income Stock: NRGY does seem like a good company, but it's close to 52 week... more »
15. FRANJUST62@YAHOO.COM on 5 Large Cap Super Stocks with Great Earnings: Your correct. But it depends what type of an investor you are. If... more »