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    User 21806
    Aug 22 11:05 AM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    Rachel get's my vote Reply
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    OldLimey
    Aug 22 11:01 AM
    Friday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets [view article]
    The Soviet Union was a Russian Empire. They want it back. The label doesn't matter. Reply
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    ussmls7
    Aug 22 10:54 AM
    Gold Speculators Rushing In? [view article]
    The simple facts are out there for all to see,the Fed can & will do as it likes to ensure the Cartel wishes are carried out! Freelance reporters should set up shop in Nations to dig into is setting up offshore Banking Accounts,ie members of Wall Street Corps & members of Congress! It took a rag like the Equrirer to out Edwards & his lies,the MSM is in the tank of big biz!! Reply
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    CrossProfit
    Aug 22 10:44 AM
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    The Disconnect Between Supply and Demand in Gold & Silver Markets [view article]
    Stanczyk or Cameron,

    re: www.rapidtrends.com/bl.../

    What is your site's name? Is it rapidtrends or Your Financial Future?
    Either way, nice site and nice articles...love the Cicero bit.

    BTW, YFF sounds better.
    CrossProfit
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    moneysurf
    Aug 22 10:43 AM
    My Website
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    Very usefull everyday info a must know. Reply
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    David White
    Aug 22 10:30 AM
    Friday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets [view article]
    Oh, did you see the SA news about the mortgage loan default rates in July. That looked awful. People must really be reaching if they think there's a big upside push soon. Reply
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    David White
    Aug 22 10:27 AM
    Friday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets [view article]
    It seems all the financials are up today on the speculation that KDB will try to buy Lehman. Lehman couldn't manage to raise money last time it tried (or at least Lehman has a hard time of it). It seems likely to me that this speculation may find its end in the dust heap. Perhaps Bernanke et al will engineer another buyout by a US bank. GS seem like they might be a good candidate? It does seem like the pain has to return soon, expecially with Putin and Iran making all kinds of trouble. I am amazed the market is up so much today. Anyone have any predictions for the near term. I still see a channel to the upside based on today's action. However, it looks like it might end soon. Reply
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    redbaron
    Aug 22 10:26 AM
    Q2 2008 Portfolio Moves: David Winters, T. Boone Pickens, Jim Puplava [view article]
    I follow T. Boone's picks religously, and own many of his picks, including the ones mentioned above. He is the only one I see who makes any sense at all on the subject of the energy crisis we are headed toward. Most of the others, including the Wall Street crowd, just don't get it yet. They will eventually, and that is when it will be time to sell.
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    PDL27
    Aug 22 10:25 AM
    Friday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets [view article]
    "Putin is lootin'" ... that's a classic! May I borrow that? And you're right: they really are Soviets in their mindset and objectives... and in their souls.

    Nice job, David, as always. Other than oil and a few healthcare sectors, I don't see anything close to being positive. Good time to stay on the sidelines. JMHO.     Reply
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    http://www.r
    apidtrends.c
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    Aug 22 10:22 AM
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    The Disconnect Between Supply and Demand in Gold & Silver Markets [view article]
    Im not so sure Gold Eagle sales will be suspended for a protacted time, this is likely no more than a supply chain bump.

    I think the key point of interest though, is that the US Mint hasn't done anything like this in something like 20 years.

    That in itself should tell you something about this market.

    www.rapidtrends.com/bl.../     Reply
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    Kelly
    Lieberman
    Aug 22 10:10 AM
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    Commodities: Brief Correction or Bursting Bubble? [view article]
    Let's all just use the Feds favorite tool of choice and print more money!!!
    Hey, it's worked before, and look at all the stuff we all have and all the fat cats enjoying it!! Who really cares that the future generations will be living in slums because foreign countries own every bit of our country and can hold us hostage by threatening to call our debts in...

    Party on like there is no tomorrow! Besides, nothing really seems wrong anymore. Everybody is a crook and gets a bailout, why not us??

    Excuse me while I go run up some more purchases on my credit cards!!
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    SHARK&PAUL
    Aug 22 10:10 AM
    Commodities: Brief Correction or Bursting Bubble? [view article]
    I have read 1 word from your ANALYSIS and looked at your picture,it looks you are SMART GUY.
    While you are discussing world politics,I sold Crude Oil at 121.06$ bought at 119.86$ for a nice profit and later bought Natural Gas at 8.15 now is at 8.20$.
    Please continue your discussion,sorry to interrupt.     Reply
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    secmaven
    Aug 22 09:59 AM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    Put Rachel on this job every day! Reply
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    http://www.r
    apidtrends.c
    om/blog/
    Aug 22 09:54 AM
    My Website
    Gold Speculators Rushing In? [view article]
    Gold is nothing more than the messenger.

    Like a thermostat on your car, it serves the purpose of letting you know when your engine is overheating.

    If you think the turmoil in the credit derivatives and credit crisis are over, perhaps its time for more research.

    www.rapidtrends.com/bl.../     Reply
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    David Martin
    Aug 22 09:39 AM
    The Inconvenient Truth of the Slowing U.S. Economy [view article]
    It seems clear that the financial community up to and including Bernanke have been behaving in an illegal manner, with deliberate concealment, dereliction of duty and misappropriation of public funds.
    Bernanke clearly knew that public money was being used in a highly speculative manner, andx misrepresented this fact.
    Prosecutions should be a priority of the next administration.     Reply
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