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1. Zachary Scheidt on Loan Delinquencies Cast More Doubt on the Economic Recovery: excellent comments all around... The possibility of a... more »
2. Zachary Scheidt on Energy Regulation Weighs on U.S. Exchanges: Donzoab - Do you really think this is an issue of price... more »
3. Andy1234 on Energy Regulation Weighs on U.S. Exchanges: you can never have an efficient market......as all prices today... more »
4. donzoab on Energy Regulation Weighs on U.S. Exchanges: The piece you overlook is all the event driven pressure from... more »
5. WAKEUP on Loan Delinquencies Cast More Doubt on the Economic Recovery: "This quarter it will be important to read between the lines as... more »
6. wpdragon on Loan Delinquencies Cast More Doubt on the Economic Recovery: Those who have been watching the U-6 and shadow stats unemployment... more »
7. Old Trader on Loan Delinquencies Cast More Doubt on the Economic Recovery: "That would seem to rule out tax increases and inflation and... more »
8. morph366 on Loan Delinquencies Cast More Doubt on the Economic Recovery: Based on your astute observations about the growing threat of... more »
9. Zachary Scheidt on Four Stocks for 2009: Second Quarter Review: Thanks Dave - yes there are definitely several choices in this... more »
10. Zachary Scheidt on Middleby: Selling Ovens in a Cool Market: Tmarigold - you may be right long-term, but the weakening economy... more »
11. Zachary Scheidt on Priceline: Stock Price Is Likely to Fall: CK Finance - I think you're right on the market share part. ... more »
12. Alan Brochstein on BJ's Outperforms Restaurant Stocks but May Trade Lower: Right on... more »
13. rtrucker on Priceline: Stock Price Is Likely to Fall: My belief is that energy technical advances that reduce energy... more »
14. Tmarigold80 on Middleby: Selling Ovens in a Cool Market: Limited growth capabilities? A retail stock? Please. Do your... more »
15. CK Finance on Priceline: Stock Price Is Likely to Fall: I don't follow Priceline closely, but isn't the company like a... more »