Boeing Co. (BA)

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    vaduz
    Jul 09 05:34 AM
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    Dow 30 Price Targets - Too Much Optimism? [view article]
    blair is a clever comment - acting on it needs nerves Reply
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    Blair
    Jul 09 02:46 AM
    Dow 30 Price Targets - Too Much Optimism? [view article]
    My put is that the Dow average is going down to the 2002-03 bear market level, say 7500.

    Which stocks are going to be the principal 'droppers' that will cause the above forecast to come true implies those stocks that have not been hit too hard so far.

    If the above assumption is correct, the financial stocks will bottom out price wise in the recent levels.     Reply
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    SivBum
    Jul 08 11:12 AM
    Dow 30 Price Targets - Too Much Optimism? [view article]
    Only 3 of the 30 showed marginal gain YTD....and that was last week. Brutal year so far. Reply
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    Emerald
    Jul 08 10:49 AM
    Dow 30 Price Targets - Too Much Optimism? [view article]
    I guess it depends on your time line. "C" at a target of $23 over the next 12-15 months is out there, but not unbelievable. The largest gains are made by buying near the bottom. I agree that you should never listen to the sell-side analysts. Reply
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    Brandon
    Jul 08 02:08 AM
    Dow 30 Price Targets - Too Much Optimism? [view article]
    Citibank and these other companies need to figure out how much the crap on their books is worth. That's It. Reply
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    Mexx
    Jul 07 04:20 PM
    Dow 30 Price Targets - Too Much Optimism? [view article]
    Who ever listens to analysts for price guidance anyways -in volatile times like today, these guys are just happy they are hanging on to their jobs. Very few if any, are willing to stick their neck out to provide real thought leadership on the direction of the market/industry and real company specific earnings guidance. Reply
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    Daniel
    Jacome
    Jul 06 02:39 PM
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    Industrials: The New Safe Haven for Investors [view article]
    UTX is the cheapest its been in a long time -- not a screaming buy, but worth looking at. 22% ROE smashes their cost of capital & you have 10% eps grwoth likely through 2010 with 2% yld = 12% rtns in a market that many think will be up 6% per annum going forward. Risk reward is pretty good here... Reply
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    carlita74
    Jul 06 02:28 PM
    Industries to Avoid, Industries to Buy [view article]
    since we are in a global economy ,whatever happens in China will be felt in the US and viceversa ,at some point in the future the standard of living in China will be close to that in the US ,their standard of living will certainly improve ,think about it you will be able to solve a big piece of this puzzle Reply
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    Osama b
    Jul 02 07:00 PM
    Expensive Commodities and the Stock Market [view article]
    Dear Mom

    My job at the Inter Continental Exchange here in Atlanta is going great. I have made a lot of money here for uncle Abdullah. I have learned a lot from
    these commodity speculators here in America. They have shown me how to make lot’s of money for myself as well. You see these people here in
    America wants to buy all of Uncle Abdullah’s oil. They only want to pay 35 dollars for a barrel of it though. You know it cost uncle Abdullah 10 dollars
    to get it to them and he wanted that new home in Dubai so I will do all I can to help out. I found out that I can buy 30 barrels for 5% or less than 2 dollars a barrel on the
    Commodities exchange and he doesn’t even have to pump it out of the ground or even ship it. They buy it with there guaranteed pension and insurance
    funds so uncle Abdullah’s money is real safe. And when I purchase it is so easy to hide you see they don’t have transparency. That means I can buy and
    sell it raising the price each time and know body knows it’s me. It even gets better you see these purchases are called contracts and I get paid for each
    contract. This is such a great country.. Sometimes I buy and sell a barrel as many as 30 times before Uncle Abdullah’s ever gives one barrel to the oil
    company. My supervisor said there are no rules beyond the ones that we make here in Atlanta. He said they have a watch dog group called the CFTC
    that has some silly rules, that makes it wrong for me to corner the market, but there leader is Mr Lukken said we don’t have to abide them. He said we
    were a foreign exchange and for that reason those rules don’t apply. I don’t think he knows where Atlanta is though. LOL He is great it takes him 3
    months just to generate a report. Maybe he should run for there president. But know matter by then I will have made so much money that I can start up
    my own exchange when I get home. I am going to call it the Dubai Exchange. I miss you and will write you later.

    Osamah
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    dsrtwriter
    Jul 02 01:35 PM
    Expensive Commodities and the Stock Market [view article]
    Sure, BO will probably underfund rebuilding the military in favor of more school lunch type programs. Meanwhile the Chinese build the world's largest navy,the N.Koreans public relations team does "we blew up our nuclear plant" stunts, and Iran recently asks the Japanese to "imagine a world without the United States". S'all good, brotha Barack. Reply
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    jackooo
    Jul 02 12:47 PM
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    Options Trader: Tuesday Outlook [view article]
    buyforeclosu

    You talk about Bush being a moron? Look at yourself first.
    The Federal reserve is independant. Bush nor congress controls it.
    You talk about an illegal war. The Democrat MAJORITY funds the war, not Bush.


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    jackooo
    Jul 02 12:37 PM
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    Options Trader: Tuesday Outlook [view article]
    Philip Davis....
    "Bush debased our currency further yesterday, taking advantage of Congress’ recess to authorize a $163Bn war"
    You are so off.... C O N G R E SS voted for that. Not one man. You have to get in touch with reality.     Reply
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    richjoy
    Jul 02 10:04 AM
    Expensive Commodities and the Stock Market [view article]
    Sorry, that was an honest mistake...

    If OTOH, BO does not stop all wars...     Reply
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    richjoy
    Jul 02 09:49 AM
    Expensive Commodities and the Stock Market [view article]
    Seems like a useful article to me...the only investment I here I'm not participating in is defense--my assumption being that in a few months (February) BO will stop all wars, bringing a new era of peace to the world (consequently no need for new weapons). The idea we may have to replace weapons used in Iraq and Afghanistan is interesting, but would be short term.

    If OTOH, BM does not stop all wars...     Reply
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    David M
    Jul 02 09:40 AM
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    Options Trader: Tuesday Outlook [view article]
    Iraq War spending = high budget deficits = weak dollar = expensive oil. BTW, the fanatics who attacked us were from Afghanistan and Saudi Arabia.

    The math is not partisan. The timeline is not partisan. Bush/Cheney policies got us into this mess.

    Another important point was touched on. We've lost more Americans and spent more money in Iraq than we lost on 9/11/2001. So what "message" did we send to the world; that no one can hurt us more than we can hurt ourselves? Yeah, that'll show 'em!     Reply

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