DIAMONDS Trust, Series 1 (DIA)

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  • commenter
    Jul 24 11:03 AM
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    Jail !!
    That,s where he should go!
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    Jul 24 10:56 AM
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    The company's' management should be put in jail... complete manipulation of the public... someone should really look into this. Reply
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    Jul 24 10:51 AM
    Economic Upswing? Check Back Next Year [view article]
    I agree. Read wallastoninvestments.c.../ and see why this will go sideways for 1-2 more years Reply
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    Jul 24 10:37 AM
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    I agree, Thank you!!! Reply
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    Jul 24 10:16 AM
    A Fed Rate Hike Won't Solve the Current Crisis [view article]
    This author is right on...its domestic energy that will give a boost to M1 and start the economy moving again. This administration is wasting a lot of time. Call your representative and write the White House and tell them to get going with comprehensive DOMESTIC energy legislation...MarvinMB... Reply
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    Jul 24 09:59 AM
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    AMZN DID NOT BEAT. They missed by 2 cents. Read the analyst reports... you can't give them credit for a one-time, NON CASH gain!!!

    HELLO!?
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    Jul 24 09:33 AM
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    Yes, Thank you Reply
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    Jul 24 09:22 AM
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    Yes I absolutely love the summary and read each day, thanks for the above comment to remind me to say thank you! It just puts everything together in one place. Great. Reply
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    Jul 24 09:11 AM
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    This streamlined summary is really a joy to read. Using green/red to emphasize up/down is perfect. I am sure others have the same feeling. Keep up the good work. Thanks. Reply
  • commenter
    Jul 24 09:03 AM
    A Fed Rate Hike Won't Solve the Current Crisis [view article]
    I agree, and would also add this. If the US had not of exported all our jobs to the BRIC countries, they would not be using all this oil, and this problem would be much easier to manage. I can't see how we can put the genie back in the bottle however, and the emerging countries are going to continue to emerge, i.e., use more oil.

    The people trying to manage this problem with financial manipulations, may well fail. What then?

    I think T. Boone Pickens has it exactly correct, as the recent natural gas discoveries in this country are enough to supply his proposals and bridge us to the next fuel, hydrogen.
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  • commenter
    Jul 24 09:02 AM
    A Fed Rate Hike Won't Solve the Current Crisis [view article]
    Brian in Montreal, according to Bloomberg, the price of oil has moved inversely to the U.S. dollar 90% of the time over the past year.

    Natural gas for the U.S. transportation fleet could last an estimated 20-30 years until we are ready for a new replacement technology.

    Disclosure: Canada freakin rules because I have been long Canadian equities since the start of the Iraq War.
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  • commenter
    Jul 24 08:50 AM
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    A Fed Rate Hike Won't Solve the Current Crisis [view article]
    I don't agree that the dollar is moving oil, heggies maybe, however the FED can talk about raising interest all they want. Up here in Canada the banks seem to have more control, we didn't drop interest rates much, and mortages still went up. Maybe the U.S. banks like that idea. Let's raise rates and raise mortage rates even more, since they can now borrow for less than the price of inflation, (like drunks at an open bar so to speak).

    By the way, comments on POT being cut were very interesting over on David Fry's Market outlook.
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    Jul 24 07:56 AM
    Economic Upswing? Check Back Next Year [view article]
    One of the changes of the past 20 yrs or so has been our concept of money, few people carry currency around with them any more . Money has become digital it no longer has the same ,feel , to it .When we lose digital money it does,nt produce the same response as it used to Frugality is almost ridiculed in our society. We are now a nation of consumers only and no longer produce much of what we consume . The US economy is a house of cards ,credit cards . The big bad bear is at the door Reply
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    Jul 24 06:51 AM
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    We will se virtually no growth in the US until 2011. The housing mess is so far from over it is not even funny. Valuation will continue to fall in 2009 and 2010. Reply
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    Jul 24 06:17 AM
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    INVESTORS....This is a lousy premium as most buyouts have a 25-33% premium, and Yahoo turned down a bid with a 45% premium over their current price. Ballmer is sitting on 50 billion cash and watching it sink like a rock. What a stupid man he really is.
    Roche will be successful only because they already own over 50% of Genentech stock, thus controlling interest.
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