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  • commenter
    Aug 18 12:02 PM
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    The Value of Being Approximately Right [view article]
    David,
    Are you related to Roger Nusbaum? The above article is a classic Nusbaum style article...in a positive sense of course.

    In the future, perhaps a one liner beneath the title like "no one gets it right all the time, devise your strategy and stay focused" is concise, educational and says it all. For nine paragraphs, Nusbaum tends to include an additional witticism or two.
    Just thought it was worth a mention.
    Saul Sterman
    CrossProfit
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  • commenter
    Aug 18 11:27 AM
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    The Value of Being Approximately Right [view article]
    I went to the link for your 8 rules - very nice thank you! Very good information. In this economy, I think low or 0 debt is very important. Reply
  • commenter
    Aug 18 11:11 AM
    The Value of Being Approximately Right [view article]
    I like low P/S, and high net (net of all debt) cash per share. there are some great ones to be had out there. Companies that could essentially take themselves private with nominal financing if they wanted to but instead generate Reply
  • commenter
    Aug 18 09:47 AM
    Bond Expert: Monday Outlook [view article]
    Much better review that normal. Very good reading and most helpful.

    Thank you.
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  • commenter
    Aug 18 09:30 AM
    The Value of Being Approximately Right [view article]
    MET is a good buy like everything else will be when Dow Jones will reach 3000,of course in the beginning it will be 10000,followed by 9000,7000,6000,4500 etc.,better to make money before on shorts. Reply
  • commenter
    Aug 18 08:49 AM
    Banks Scramble to Refinance Their Long-Term Debt [view article]
    And I thought it would be WAMU that goes under, looks like its AIG. Reply
  • commenter
    Aug 16 05:55 PM
    Warren Buffett Accumulates NRG Energy, Ingersoll-Rand and Union Pacific [view article]
    The author got the facts so wrong in this article that it should be deleted as not to mislead more people. Reply
  • commenter
    Aug 16 04:24 PM
    Financials To Resume Meltdown Momentarily [view article]
    credit cards will not blow up for sure. Jason is very short-sighted. he has no clue how card companies make their money.

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  • commenter
    Aug 16 11:30 AM
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    Financials To Resume Meltdown Momentarily [view article]
    Now taht options expiration has ended many of these"propped up" financials which have been put to unsuspecting souls should lose value led by COF and BBT Reply
  • commenter
    Aug 16 11:14 AM
    Warren Buffett Accumulates NRG Energy, Ingersoll-Rand and Union Pacific [view article]
    Rong,

    The price of Berkshire stock carries a substantial premium over the price of the stock portfolio it holds. This premium may or may not be justified; Buffett himself prefers buying shares of IR and NRG to buying back shares of BRK, and for a good reason too: he doesn't consider the price of BRK shares to be a bargain, unlike that of IR and NRG.

    Berkshire is not a mutual fund or an ETF. If the primary insurance and reinsurance businesses of Berkshire falter, an investor may do much better by holding KO, PG, WFC, AXP and the other stocks in the portfolio than by owning shares of BRK.
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  • commenter
    Aug 16 07:59 AM
    Financials To Resume Meltdown Momentarily [view article]
    The likelihood that Goldman Sachs listened to its own claim that oil was going to $200 per barrel is zero. That was for public consumption. JP Morgan knew better also. The deteriorating trading conditions they announced at JP Morgan related to mortgage debt, not commodities trading. The primary dealers of the Fed, including JPM and GS, have manipulated this commodity crash into existence, and, certainly, were not caught off-guard. Reply
  • commenter
    Aug 16 07:56 AM
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    Dow 30 Trading Ranges [view article]
    What is more important than listing trading ranges on these Dow components is listing the number of those Dow components that are being manipulated by their individual specialists for their own personal profits. Alcoa's specialist for example has set his issue up for a major decline in price in the coming two months.

    For more information on how this is done click on my web page and read the stock reports on AA and also read the documentation on how these individuals manipulate their issues at the expense of the investor. You have nothing to lose except the amount of time it takes you to read the information and you have a great deal to gain if you follow what they are doing and buy when they buy and sell when they sell.

    Richard
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  • commenter
    Aug 15 10:00 PM
    Financials To Resume Meltdown Momentarily [view article]
    OMG, two articles in a row by this guy. What did I do to deserve that.

    A piece of advice from an avocation I pursue: If you are a young man, grow a mustache. If you are old, lose weight.
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  • commenter
    Aug 15 03:41 PM
    Financials To Resume Meltdown Momentarily [view article]
    Once again, this 22 cents bullsh#t is the biggest lie on the Street. They got a little over 5 cents and have financed the rest with a non-recourse loan. They HOPE to get 22 cents. Reply
  • commenter
    Aug 15 12:33 PM
    Warren Buffett Accumulates NRG Energy, Ingersoll-Rand and Union Pacific [view article]
    Berkshire also made a confidential filing with the SEC regarding its stake COP, as reported by Reuters.

    The SEC regularly lets Buffett delay disclosing some of his investing activity so others cannot copy him.
    So you're not accurate by saying he reduced his stake to 0 in cop.
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