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Dr. Price writes about stocks, options and the market every weekday on Real Money Pro and/or OptionsProfits.com - subscription sites of TheStreet. After college at The American University [BS - 1971] and dental school at University of Pennsylvania [DMD - 1977] Paul served as a dental officer in... More
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  • Most Market Comments Are Worthless Garbage 6 comments
    Feb 27, 2013 3:06 PM

    To appreciate how useless technical jargon and charting can be, read it line by line.

    I will not disclose the author of the paragraph below in order to protect the guilty.

    This was published early on Tuesday, February 26, 2013 following Monday's greater than 300-point intra-day negative reversal of the DJIA.

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    The true value of the shares you can buy does not vary based on market action. In the absence of any company-specific news, lower prices are good for investors with money to commit.

    Disclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it. I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.

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  • I have nothing to say. I bought Zinga cause my daughter told me to. I bought Aastrom cause I thought it would be funny to tell my wife I bought some ass.

    On the other hand, my reasons were clear unlike that joker who's comment you commented on.

    Success to you Paul.
    27 Feb, 03:58 PM Reply Like
  • I like your article Paul. I don't buy most of what I read and hear. Jeff Miller on SA publishes a pretty balanced view in my opinion. I like David Frye's articles for the commentary and charts.

    Thanks,
    Ray
    27 Feb, 04:20 PM Reply Like
  • Frye is worthy of consideration. I have a few others I follow as we'll. I find myself spending more and more time considering investment options and I find far too little on Tax Avoidance Options.

    I am selling Non-Core Royalties and Buying Raw Land using the 1031 Exchange. Seeking Alpha could be an improving Platform with more Contributions regarding Bonafide Tax Avoidance Options!
    28 Feb, 05:26 AM Reply Like
  • The only problem is we have a government that is looking for more revenue (even though we don't have a revenue problem). The 1031 could be on the table. I hope I am wrong, but I certainly see that "loophole" being eliminated.
    28 Feb, 12:50 PM Reply Like
  • As to IRS 1031 Exchanges, they are Great for avoiding Federal Taxation, but not without a bit of cost. I have found Exchange Resources to offer the best Deal Papering for the least cost to me. A Million Dollar Exchange may cost you less than $500 for the Intermediary's Papering. $500 to save $290,000 ain't a bad lick at all!!!
    2 Mar, 06:16 AM Reply Like
  • Nice article Paul; reminds me of my local weather - 50% chance of rain.

    Chump
    1 Mar, 06:27 PM Reply Like
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