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Feb. 20, 2011 7:10 PM ET1 Comment
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I still don’t buy this concept that all of Asia can slow and USA stocks only feel the positive “flows” in perpetuity @hedgeye
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there is no inflation,there is no inflation,there is no inflation,there is no inflation @thelidlives
“The crowd is right during the trends, but wrong at both ends.” – Bernie Schaeffer @jackdamn
Despotic style of crowd control probably not the wisest social policy. the body of the people are slaves of fear, until they no longer fear @faustroll
“It’s human nature to find patterns where there are none and to find skill where luck is a more likely explanation.” – W. Bernstein @jackdamn

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