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1. genghis khan on This Week's Market: Tunnel Vision and Wobbly Knees Awaiting Jobs Report: The smart people no longer hang their hats on ANY data put out by... more »
2. user396040 on Ford Leads the Way in December Auto Sales: I made a TON of money on Ford in the 80's and again in the 90's. ... more »
3. auto credit on What's Next for the Auto Industry?: It's hard to say what a typical year is though. YOY is all we've... more »
4. qw on What's Next for the Auto Industry?: Ford will most definitely be a dominant player in the auto... more »
5. pftittl on What's Next for the Auto Industry?: Ford's hybrid is getting higher customer satisfaction ratings than... more »
6. sethmcs on What's Next for the Auto Industry?: Most of the debt is Ford Motor Credit which is backed by 90... more »
7. BeachRider on What's Next for the Auto Industry?: I don't understand the Ford comment immediately above. Ford has... more »
8. nerho on What's Next for the Auto Industry?: Most people at DO NOT WORK at Ford! Ever look at their debt????... more »
9. Dave Harris on What's Next for the Auto Industry?: Ford Motor Company, led by Alan Mulally, has not only fared well... more »
10. superman07 on 6 Things You Need to Know About Housing for 2010: Sure, every major company I work with is not hiring and has in... more »
11. OldSusanna on Consumer Confidence Report: Worrisome in Several Respects: I agree with you 100%, WSS; in my opinion these are at the core of... more »
12. Northern Dancer on Durable Goods Orders: Not as Good or as Bad as Advertised: LMAO...... very good logical. That's pretty witty my friend. more »
13. notsosmart on Durable Goods Orders: Not as Good or as Bad as Advertised: sour-even on the holiday.no wonder this country is done. more »
14. logicalthought on Durable Goods Orders: Not as Good or as Bad as Advertised: >>...the balloon boy's parents...<< Oh, for a minute there, I... more »
15. User 202682 on 6 Things You Need to Know About Housing for 2010: This comment only shows a lack of understanding. The trend in... more »