Allegheny Energy Inc. (AYE)

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    tjschoenlein
    Aug 01 03:17 AM
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    user155010.. and other folks who think Jim Rodgers is great?
    He has called for Frannie & Freddy to fail-uh should fail.., complaining that everyone has committed theft, fraud,etc. When ask by the interviewer if he was short these stocks he said of course. He stated yes he was making money being short but who cared if he was making money?? After all he said, "I have to pay taxes on it".. right!!
    He spends his TV time bad mouthing the stocks so he can make his money short..a nice ethical guy.
    just my view..     Reply
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    Eli Hoffmann
    Jul 31 12:55 PM
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    JennH1310,

    Our bad. Thanks - it's been corrected.     Reply
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    JennH1310
    Jul 31 12:42 PM
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    ALKS does not report today after the close as you have listed.... They report on 8-6-08... Scared me... Reply
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    heartdoc
    Jul 31 09:19 AM
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    One of the best sources for financial information.
    I love it
    fss     Reply
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    RightinSanFr
    ancisco
    Jul 31 09:06 AM
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    Eli keeps getting better. Between the headline news, the overnight foreign markets, the earnings reports, and the day's economic calendar, what more material could a reader want? One hopes that Eli doesn't get dragged into the trap of doing a lot of analysis. Reply
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    mrbill for V
    Jul 31 07:25 AM
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    Eli, great to see you i was wondering who the editor was, let's
    hear from you more often.     Reply
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    nukldrager
    Jun 12 08:31 AM
    Top Winners, Losers of the Current Bull Market [view article]
    So for $3000 in the top three, you would earn just under $120,000.
    Not bad     Reply
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    Philip Davis
    May 08 09:58 PM
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    Options Trader: Wednesday Outlook [view article]
    Actually my plan to fix the mortgage crisis that I wrote a column on in January has been adopted by Congress and Bush is currently threatening to veto it...

    On our main web site we lay out solutions all time and we have a very active member group that should be put in charge of something if you want to get things fixed.     Reply
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    PR Pro
    May 08 11:20 AM
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    Nice anti-Republican screed disguised as business commentary. Since you are all puffed up in your self-righteousness, maybe you could develop some policy ideas to go along with your bitter whine?

    Just for today, you are President. We sit admiringly in the White House media room awaiting your wisdom. Give us a full column of specifics (leave the bloviating to O'Reilly, please)     Reply
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    pondman
    May 08 09:12 AM
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    My compliments! I am glad to see someone who is not kissing the bushes backsides as a measure of business acumen. Keep saying it like it is! RB the pondman Reply
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    continuum
    May 08 12:25 AM
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    The sucker's rally over the past few weeks and the drop in VIX have been beyond me. Glad to see some rationality and reality are creeping back. Reply
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    Coelacanth
    May 07 02:47 PM
    Options Trader: Wednesday Outlook [view article]
    Good stuff Philip.

    I suspect some risk aversion will come creeping back in to the market soon. When I checked the put to call ratio in Barron's over the weekend I was struck by how much skepticism still remains. I don't think bears are wrong.....I just think they're a little early.

    I'm blown away by how much bad econmic news investors are currently discounting. Economic fundamentals ultimately matter. If they didn't we wouldn't be paying central bankers to track them.

    Domestic retail sales have been, at best, stagnant over the last 2 or 3 months. Anyway upward surprises have been due more to higher food and energy prices than any extra spending. It speaks to a certain disconnect in the market place to hear bulls blithly recite the old refrain that consumer spending makes up roughly 65% of our GDP but then act like it doesn't matter now.

    It'll matter to them when it shows up in the form of negative earning surprises 4 months to 2 years down the road.     Reply
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    nukldrager
    May 02 08:07 AM
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    Many thanks to Seeking Alpha! Reply
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    mgr1929
    May 01 02:18 PM
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    love your wrap ups Reply
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    rev watcher
    May 01 11:31 AM
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    Been watching Revlon plunge!!! This news is good, but doesn't it just sceam - It's time for another company to BUY Revlon? Why is nobody interested? Reply
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