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  • Will 2009's Losers Become 2010's Winners? [View article]
    ydyt The S&P 500 (SPX) is going to plunge 10-20% from early January, Treasury bond interest rates are going to soar (TBT), and gold... More »
    Comment by Mad Hedge Fund Trader
    Dec 14 23:06 pm |
    Rating: +1 -1
  • Will 2009's Losers Become 2010's Winners? [View article]
    The US$ is the new Carry Trade Spear Catcher and will be into the foreseeable future until the US$ is carried out in a body bag the same... More »
    Comment by ManAboutDallas
    Dec 14 11:15 am |
    Rating: +2 -3
  • Will 2009's Losers Become 2010's Winners? [View article]
    How about the dollar? It is the loser last year. Would it be a winner in 2010?
    Comment by damienhaas
    Dec 14 09:15 am |
    Rating: +2 0
  • Will 2009's Losers Become 2010's Winners? [View article]
    Thanks, Tom. I will check out your articles. On Dec 14 07:52 AM Tom Armistead wrote: > There are three P&C Insurers on your... More »
    Comment by Alan Brochstein
    Dec 14 08:56 am |
    Rating: 0 0
  • Will 2009's Losers Become 2010's Winners? [View article]
    There are three P&C Insurers on your list - ALL, CB and CINF. I am long ALL and CB, and have written both up favorably on SA. CINF I... More »
    Comment by Tom Armistead
    Dec 14 07:52 am |
    Rating: +5 0
  • Will 2009's Losers Become 2010's Winners? [View article]
    The converse is the question you should be asking: Will 2009 Winners become 2010 Loser?
    Comment by Dave Wrixon
    Dec 14 04:29 am |
    Rating: +2 -1
  • Stephen Mandel's Lone Pine Capital Q3 Portfolio: A Basket Full of Apple [View article]
    VIV = Vivo in Brazil, not Vivendi in Europe.
    Comment by gotribe
    Dec 11 12:28 pm |
    Rating: 0 0
  • Green Energy Experts: Why Do They Buy Solars? [View article]
    The outlook for Evergreen Solar is bad due to a steep drop in panel prices (low demand coupled with cheap Chinese imports). Just... More »
    Comment by Lexy
    Nov 1 13:24 pm |
    Rating: 0 0
  • Green Energy Experts: Why Do They Buy Solars? [View article]
    HJ- Will deal with each point in turn. 1) Successful investing requires work. People who don't want to work make dumb investments. ... More »
    Comment by Tom Konrad
    Oct 31 14:47 pm |
    Rating: +2 0
  • Green Energy Experts: Why Do They Buy Solars? [View article]
    VPratt, It sounds like your DD is from the "Dating" school of economics. A very important school of economics, but I'm not sure... More »
    Comment by Tom Konrad
    Oct 31 14:37 pm |
    Rating: +1 0
  • Green Energy Experts: Why Do They Buy Solars? [View article]
    Energy efficiency and transmission stocks have an intuitive appeal. Analysts need to determine whether they are as constrained by... More »
    Comment by Anthony Alfidi
    Oct 31 11:46 am |
    Rating: +1 0
  • Green Energy Experts: Why Do They Buy Solars? [View article]
    I largely agree with you --- solar is sexier in investing circles, in spite of the fact that it's one of the least promising solutions... More »
    Comment by H.J. Huneycutt
    Oct 30 11:32 am |
    Rating: +1 -1
  • Green Energy Experts: Why Do They Buy Solars? [View article]
    I completely get your point. But there are only so many dull areas we can tolerate. Solar has the "cool" factor that chicks just dig... More »
    Comment by vpratt51
    Oct 29 17:22 pm |
    Rating: +1 0
  • Green Energy Experts: Why Do They Buy Solars? [View article]
    The problem was not "touching raw nerves". The problem is your investment rationale, which is amateur at best.
    Comment by Steve Pluvia
    Oct 29 14:25 pm |
    Rating: +1 -3
  • Green Energy Experts: Why Do They Buy Solars? [View article]
    Looks like I touched a few raw nerves. I'll take that as confirmation of my belief that people are emotionally attached to their... More »
    Comment by Tom Konrad
    Oct 29 12:30 pm |
    Rating: +3 -1