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    Fabulous J
    Jul 08 07:07 PM
    General Discussion on BT
    I am writing a paper and i am wondering if anyone can help me with ideas on where BT is heading in the next 5years. Esp in veiw of VOIP services as well as pricing of international calls. Do you think that BT is a viable investment at present? Reply
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    User 202507
    Jun 04 03:43 PM
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    SHLOMI WILL YOU BE WRITING AN UPDATED ARTICLE ABOUT SIGMA DESIGNS? Reply
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    coffeehere
    May 21 03:25 PM
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    Re: oil wells, rising costs, (bbw, why did it take so long for those prices to react to oil?), where does it come from? oh yeah, a hole in the ground. Ain't democracy great, let's support it too. everywhere, even in non democratic places, after all, it's the right thing to do. another btw: how long did mother nature take to make one cubic foot of oil, as received at the wellhead. Why don't we read about that? And remember an important use of those taxes: pay the poliricians, everyone, and cover their 'deductible' costs too. Reply
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    investorsliv
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    May 13 02:53 PM
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    Wow - blackberry bold is beautiful, I think they will give AAPL a run for the money because business class is all about BlackBerry

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    Eli Hoffmann
    May 12 11:11 PM
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    Jersey's most recent comment (before Aimable) was accidentally deleted. We apologize.

    Here's what it said:

    <<A quick search using key words oil profits and reasonable profits board revealed these and many more hits. These should clarify my position and concerns which should concern all of you as well. wtjs.com/pages/2127250...? edition.cnn.com/TRANSC... www.taxfoundation.org/... www.kansascity.com/273...;>     Reply
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    Aimable
    May 12 07:37 PM
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    Jersey, on your CNN link, Glenn Beck says "Do you want your profits to be reasonable? As long as it's legal, as long as it's ethical, I want the profits as big as I can get them." I don't know if you share his opinion verbatim. Because if you do, the question then becomes, is it ethical for oil companies to have record profits while food prices hit the roof, partly because of oil prices (transporting the food)? Reply
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    Jersey
    May 12 04:34 PM
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    Running out the door...only to say if the oil industry has limits put on it regarding how much it can make in profits, it will only one, make oil more expensive and drive companies further from any possible exploration in or near the usa and two, it will only be a matter of time until it is deemed other companies and entire sectors are making too much profit...who is to decide how much money a company can make? what happened to free enterprise? This is a huge threat to investors and free enterprise and capitalists alike.I'll try to find more info to post if you like...gotta go Reply
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    Jersey
    May 12 04:21 PM
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    Unfortunately other things are demanding my attention at this moment and I cannot give you the attention I would like to however it is urgent mthat either I educate you or you all educate your selfs about the Reasonable Profits Board. Incidentally, this is not to ensure profits larger profits for the company but to take away profits from oil companies because the uneducated public is screaming that their profit margins are too large. The issue has been on the news numerous times recently. I will try to find further information for all of you and post it b/c I feel it is an iportant issue for all investors to be aware of. I truly wish I had the luxury of more time right now but I do not. Be well. Reply
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    Doug Roberts
    May 12 04:16 PM
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    The concern about "reasonable profits" probably comes from an errant story that has been floating around for more than a year. The story is about Nancy Pelosi and quotes her saying that she supports a 100% windfall profits tax on stock market trading profits - including that of retired persons. It has been labeled as fallacious by factcheck.org (try this link: www.factcheck.org/askf... ). Reply
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    Itsonlymoney
    May 12 02:40 PM
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    Congratulation on a discussion that goes nowhere. Jersey, it will do us all a favor if you can back up your statements with some links to this "Reasonable Profits Board" for example. This is the first I've heard about it. I can name a number of companies that I have been expecting reasonable profits from for years and have only been disappointed. Reply
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    Jersey
    May 12 01:37 PM
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    Dear Dectra, Whatever are you ranting about? Do you know something I don't know? If you'll look back, I never accused the Democrats specifically of anything, I merely mentioned that fact that when Presidential elections take place during times of particularly economic stressful times the Democrats more often than not end up in office, if that fact troubles you that's your prerogative. I am not endorsing either party, not by any means and I'm certainly not looking to scare anyone. If I scared you I apologize but I am just stating the facts, again, if you choose not to see them that's your choice, we all are entitled to our opinions, enjoy it. There are not so blind as those that will not see ... I'm not directing that to you now Dear Dectra, I'm simply stating there are none so blind as those that will not see, take it however you like but I know I'm not gonna bend over so easily for anybody, but that's me. You're welcome to bend over for whomever you choose, enjoy and have a lovely day. Reply
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    dectra
    May 12 12:55 PM
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    Jersey, you are full of bull. NO, the Democrats are NOT suggesting a 50% tax rate. Rangel is suggesting a 4.6 percentage-point surtax on high incomes. Do some basic math BEFORE you start your GOP Fearmongering.

    And, not for nothing, I'd also like to add: 6 1/2 years of GOP misrule have destroyed the value of the dollar and seen the price of Oil more than Quadruple.

    The bush Administration, which, thanks to its massive deficits and tax give-aways to the rich and corporations, to its war spending, and to its failure to combat unprecedented and ever-larger trade deficits, has been causing the dollar to plunge in value.

    And you're worried about paying taxes? I'm more outraged over the loss of purchasing power of the Dollar under this inept, incompetent administration.
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    Jersey
    May 12 11:16 AM
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    Yeah but ...yeah but ... yeah but ... Uh, what uh, what Country did you say this is again? Let's see, tell the companies, starting with the energy sector how much they can make, ie: Reasonable Profits Board, and then tell it's investors how much they can take, ie: doubling the capital gains, of course after they're done raping us for our personal income... Ohhhh... oookayyyy... ummm ... Duhhh, da bus, da short bus, where's dat short bus for all of us investors? I feel sooo much better now that I know who's driving this bus, yeah right! It's probably best that I don't comment again for a while... politely smiles. Reply
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    HBADGER
    May 12 10:20 AM
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    jersey....even if there were a 50% income tax, by the time you took your deductions et al you'd probably only pay 20-30% net. I never heard of anyone going broke paying taxes. How do you expect to pay for the present interest on our debt plus pay for the needed budget items? Reply
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    Fairfield
    May 12 10:18 AM
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    Jersey - we have lived the last 8 years being fed a steady diet of fear if we didn't go along with the current administration. Now we are faced with a recession, an enormous and growing deficit and a weak dollar - this from our prudent Republicans. There is no doubt that these issues have to be addressed and won't be by more of the same. The Republicans have not shown a deft hand when it comes to economics in spite of their rhetoric.
    Don't be so afraid of change. It's more of the same of which you should be more afraid.     Reply
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