American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings Inc. (AXL)

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    shredder
    Aug 21 03:41 AM
    Guess Who's Talking About Recession? [view article]
    I notice that real estate prices in NW Fl are still way above the late nineties prices augmented by a reasonable 7% compounded yearly increase ... so I don't think all the excess has been wrung out to NW Fl prices anyway. Reply
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    Dennis932
    Aug 05 02:11 PM
    Guess Who's Talking About Recession? [view article]
    I am continually surprised by the discussions that dance around the root of the PROBLEM. We spend all of our time deciphering the areas of impact instead of solving the PROBLEM. Until we abolish the privately owned Federal Reserve System, and it's debt based monetary system, we will be at the mercy of parasites that consume the wealth that we create by our "productive labor". Paying interest (usery) to the "Fed" for "creating money out of thin air" is the ultimate in stupidity. Obey the Constitution, put the monetary system back in the hands of Congress. The Federal Government has the power to create money/credit out of thin air without any debt incurred by "We The People". After all, money is only a medium of exchange to convert productive labor into whatever we want to "purchase". At least we can vote in or out the Congressmen that do or don't understand the American system of monetary policy, which is supposed to benefit "We The People". Reply
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    notsosmart
    Jul 28 02:37 PM
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    Guess Who's Talking About Recession? [view article]
    quite possible but the people in power still want the old ways to protect their positions.china & india,russia & the kingdoms of the middle east will prevail-sadly.a new new new world order. Reply
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    doug poretz
    Jul 28 09:28 AM
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    Guess Who's Talking About Recession? [view article]
    I think it is misleading to discuss whether the current economic downturn is a "recession" or not. "Recessions" are economic phenomena associated with manufacturing economies. But we are tranisitioning from such economies to a global knowledge economy. If we try to define new phenomena using old terms, aren't we doomed to adopt old remedies that are probably wrong? If interested, I wrote more extensively about this at deathoftime.com -- see post titled "This 'Recession' May Be Something Other Than A Recession" Reply
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    notsosmart
    Jul 28 09:13 AM
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    Guess Who's Talking About Recession? [view article]
    it is grim Reply
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    fatcat
    Jul 27 03:14 PM
    Guess Who's Talking About Recession? [view article]
    Sounds grim... Reply
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    Ames
    Tiedeman
    Jul 19 01:20 PM
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    Underdog Catcher George Putnam's Long and Short Picks - Barron's [view article]
    They picked some of those names 3 years ago and they have done just nothing but go down, down, down. Reply
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    Ames
    Tiedeman
    Jul 13 10:19 AM
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    Citigroup Analyst Cuts Auto Companies' Price Targets [view article]
    AXL may be the worst managed company in America. Giving million dollar executive bonuses at this time is pathetic. Reply
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    schminkie
    Jul 07 01:07 PM
    Stocks That May Take a Hit When (If) Oil Hits $150 [view article]
    annaly? Reply
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    Unemployed
    Bum
    Jul 01 10:52 PM
    Stocks That May Take a Hit When (If) Oil Hits $150 [view article]
    In the same vein, a dubious individual can make an astute claim. I don't fault the writer for his article, but criticism is better met with fact, than with attacks on the character of your opponent. Thanks for the interesting thoughts though. It is harder to create than to criticise. Reply
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    Bum
    Jul 01 10:35 PM
    Stocks That May Take a Hit When (If) Oil Hits $150 [view article]
    One who relies on title for justification of a belief or view, dishonours that title and undermines the intellectual authority that title was meant to convey.
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    Norman
    Lepoff, M.D.
    Jun 16 05:03 PM
    Stocks That May Take a Hit When (If) Oil Hits $150 [view article]
    This list sugests a broad spread economic downturn and makes sense at $150.00 oil or even where it is now. I think it was a good article, informative and well written. Thanks. Reply
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    pandale
    Jun 13 03:39 PM
    American Axle Strike: Unions Continue to Kill U.S. Manufacturing [view article]
    Funny that no one here seems to have a clue how the big 3 and UAW combined to screw the American public for so many years. Back in the 50s 60s and 70s the american consumer basically had one of 3 choices; GM, Ford, or Chrysler. It is well documented that this oligopoly of theives were secretly fixing prices for the junk that they were manufacturing, and if the UAW wanted something, they got it no questions asked, it was simply passed on to the american car buyer. This went on for years, and the UAW kept getting better and better benefits and wages. Both the big 3 and the UAW thought they were hot stuff, living high on the hog at the consumers expense, and gave a hoot less about quality. Then we taught the Japanese the assembly line, and the whole world changed. American Consumers were no longer stuck with the Detroit manufactured garbage, and Americans caught on in a hurry. I remember the UAW making fun of the Japanese cars, calling them "Rice burners etc" Now look who's laughing. Buy this time the UAW members were so spoiled, that their militant entitlement mentality just got worse and still exist today, and will ultimately be their downfall. Afraid the party is over folks, get used to it, you and the Big 3 have both screwed the american public long enough.
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    Whisper On
    The Wind
    Jun 11 07:22 PM
    Stocks That May Take a Hit When (If) Oil Hits $150 [view article]
    Sorry, I meant "If THE auto manufacturers go..." not "If 'they'..." should have used my grammar checker! Reply
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    Whisper On
    The Wind
    Jun 11 07:21 PM
    Stocks That May Take a Hit When (If) Oil Hits $150 [view article]
    If they auto manufacturers go, they will take a lot more than this bunch with them. The list could multiply by a bunch... it would not be pretty. Reply

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