Carmike Cinemas Inc. (CKEC)

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    May 13 02:08 PM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    Hi User 154243 -- we actually covered that yesterday. Thanks.

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    May 13 09:09 AM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    By time anything is in Fortune, is it "news?" Reply
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    May 13 08:27 AM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    you missed the news on BG in Fortune! Reply
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    May 01 10:15 AM
    6 Risky-But-Worth-It Bets - Barron's [view article]
    if i were a betting man, i'd say that the safer bet on felcor - fch - is the preferred shares; if the common is solid, then the preferred, yielding in excess of 9.5 percent and selling at a whopping discount to call or par, is a safer way to earn above-average returns with below average risk Reply
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    Apr 30 10:20 PM
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    6 Risky-But-Worth-It Bets - Barron's [view article]
    Border line breakout on BONT

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    Apr 06 05:16 AM
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    General Discussion on CKEC
    Is this a buy or a sell? Reply
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    Mar 20 11:54 AM
    6 Risky-But-Worth-It Bets - Barron's [view article]
    Two Comments:
    1. BONT is an awful company with little reason to exist. It has a large possibility of filing Chapter 11 as well due to the $1.2 billion in debt. Late in the 3rd quarter, I predict that it will face significant liquidity issues as it attempts to gear up for the holiday season coupled with poor performance throughout 2008.

    2. Gold will not collapse, even if corporate earnings are strong. The reason for Glds accent and further upside is that the fiscal and monetary policies of the US (and most other countries as well) is inflationary. The harder the central bank pushes to prop up the economy, the higher gold will go. Fiat currency (printed dollars) is growing at alarming rates and the money multipliers are growing exponentially. With the dip in GLD over March 19th and 20th (at least this morning) Gold is a buy.
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    Mar 05 03:58 PM
    6 Risky-But-Worth-It Bets - Barron's [view article]
    If I was going to do something risky, I would short gold. The economy will eventually improve and gold will go down in price. Reply
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    Mar 05 09:18 AM
    6 Risky-But-Worth-It Bets - Barron's [view article]
    Better bet, just buy FLVCX and let a professional do this for you. Reply
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    Mar 05 08:56 AM
    Inflation Is Hitting The Entertainment Dollar As Well [view article]
    prices have gone up. But, by far, going out to a movie is still one of the least expensive forms of out-of-home entertainment available. compare a pair of movie tickets and some snacks and drinks to football, basketball, baseball (are you really taking your significant other out into $9 bleacher), broadway, comedy club or other form of entertainment. "Date night" is not going away in the long run and it is the quality of movie product is what drives attendance and revenue at theater exhibition companies like Regal (RGC) and Reading (RDI) in the short run. Reply
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    Mar 05 08:08 AM
    6 Risky-But-Worth-It Bets - Barron's [view article]
    SIX is trash. way, way too much debt. the interest they are paying is going through the roof. Reply
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    Mar 05 02:22 AM
    6 Risky-But-Worth-It Bets - Barron's [view article]
    On SIX I have and dumped it at 5.75 as it continued to disappoint. Right now Dan Synder has two losers, the Redskins and his theme parks. Reply
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    Mar 03 12:36 PM
    6 Risky-But-Worth-It Bets - Barron's [view article]
    My only question is on SIX. It is misunderstood. No longer just theme parks, has media exposure through Dick Clark poductions. I have been buying, Just my opinion, please do your on research. Reply
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    Sep 05 03:13 PM
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    Rob Black's Media Stock Report [view article]
    I am wondering if the recent uproar in the progressive blogosphere over "Path to 9/11," in which a false view of 9/11 is presented will have negative ramifications for Disney's stock (DIS). Reply

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