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    axelrod608
    Sep 29 11:34 AM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    Thanks, Jersey Reply
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    Jersey
    Sep 29 10:14 AM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    Lets try that again, financialservices (dot) house (dot) gov Reply
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    Jersey
    Sep 29 10:12 AM
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    Axelrod, the plan can be seen at financialservices.hous... Reply
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    notsosmart
    Sep 29 10:04 AM
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    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    no one at the top will pay.there are just too many crooks."too big to fail & too many to jail".has a nice ring to it & sadly is the truth.i think sen. dodds father(also a sen.) went to jail.like father like son?mccain was one of the keating five.just no leadership. Reply
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    Billgls
    Sep 29 09:33 AM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    Today a momentous task starts towards a decision that will change our nation more than any war, storm or sneak attack. There is a proposal being made that some think will take us directly into a Socialist Government. The worst thing I can think of the bill is that it is pushed in a sense of urgency; stop and let things settle for our lives depend upon you. May cooler heads take charge and have a month wait before it comes to vote by either chamber and if they do not comply please veto it.

    I believe the most important thing I heard last week in the debate between the two men applying for President was Senator McCainʼs promise of accountability.

    We have at least two elected congressional representatives that were charged with oversight of Fanny Mae and Freddy Mac, Senators Dodd and Representive Barney Frank that took favors and were negligent of duty, an act as serious as or more serious than a soldier, sailor or marine sleeping on watch.

    At least one Senator that wants to be President, Obama, that has taken large sums of money and favorable loans from Fanny Mae and/or Freddy Mac and has a potential felon, Franklin Raines, CEO of the Fanny Mae, as an advisor on his Campaign board. Of course, the CEO should be tried and sent to a dark damp dungeon and the publically elected Senators and Congressmen that are guilty of malfeasance of duty tried and sent to an adjoining dungeon to the CEOs.

    We citizens of the United States of America deserve the right to impose punishment upon any miscreant elected official and or his staff.
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    axelrod608
    Sep 29 09:27 AM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    Does anyone out there have a url for the "new" plan ? Is it available anywhere online for "we the sheeple" to read ? Probably not, but please, if it is, lut us know where. Reply
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    eddie64
    Sep 29 08:49 AM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    BAILOUT POLITICS:
    [1] Imposes "some curbs" on Exec comp........
    [2] Taxpayers to "share" in any profits.......... with ACORN??????
    [3] Treasury Dept still Market Maker...........
    [4] Vulture Investors.........Full Disclosure when they buy????????
    [5] SARBOX & FASB 157 not addressed to stop hemmorraging.......
    [6] No contribution from Billionaires/Millionai... $11 Trillion.........
    [7] No change to SEC UPTICK RULE & NAKED SHORTING!!!!!!!
    ****As one honest expert stated Sunday, TAXPAYERS ARE THE SUCKERS..............A...
    Americans who are investors in stock market instruments need to take this opportunity to reevaluate their financial positions and consider preservation of capital as #1 priority well above gains/risks..............
    Don't let this happen to you again, as it will, because nothing has happened to the GREED MERCHANTS or the GAMES OF WALL STREETS WORST PLAYERS!!!!!!!!
    IMHO     Reply
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    amizan
    Sep 28 11:36 PM
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    11 Places to Find Foreclosed Real Estate [view article]
    Hi all REO seekers,

    In response to Bret's request: Here's another link with a long and comprehensive list of Bank REOs all over the country:
    marketplacelists.com/R...

    Enjoy,
    Alex.

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    nyka
    Sep 27 10:37 PM
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    Options Trader: It's Deal or No Deal Friday [view article]
    As usual, much ado about nothing. Blow artists masquerading as experts. Santelli would be somewhat less obnoxious if he'd stop waving his hands while talking, and instead try placing them over his mouth. Reply
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    pockyclips
    2020
    Sep 27 01:02 PM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    Joysee:

    What death tax? What capital gains? It's T minus 10 'till retirement for me, and it looks like I have little to worry from either. Let's concern ourselves with the clear and present danger: Don't trust the foxes to guard the henhouse! And don't trust the guy who brought us the S and L crisis back in the 80s to do the right thing this time, either.     Reply
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    bowman711
    Sep 27 01:00 PM
    Options Trader: It's Deal or No Deal Friday [view article]
    The Balance Sheet for Oilsands Quest (BQI) shows that they have 646,000,000 in assets to only $154,000,000 in liabilities. It has gone from about $7.00/share down to $2.78/share in the past few months. I've ridden it all the way down because they look sound enough to me to ride out whatever happens to the rest of the economy. I figured that if they could get only 1/4 of their oil reserves out of their holdings, at $100/barrel there would be some $25-28 of oil per share.

    Even if deflation goes down 90%, and oil goes down to $10/barrel the oil would still be worth the same proportion - $2.50-2.80 a share. At any rate, I think this company is sound enough, and its value is in oil in place should retain its value, so hopefully after all the fallout to come, BQI shares should have about the same relative value in relation to the rest of the economy as it did before all this financial mess started. At least, that's what I am 'banking on.' Once the world economy starts operating on all cylinders again, I expect oil demand will eventually pick up to the levels now seen.

    On the other hand, if central banks around the world manage to inflate the economy out of trouble for the time being, oil will increase in price to reflect whatever inflation there is - $150, $200 or whatever a barrel - and then the oil BQI has in place in the ground will also increase in value. [The huge drop in price in the last two or three months is reflecting the expected slowing economy, not the relative value of the oil in the ground.]

    Therefore, I'd say that investing is SOUND companies, where most of their value is in their commodities in the ground, should come out of all this uncertainty in relatively good shape. It may take some years for the world's economies to rise up to past levels, but it eventually will.

    Don't get me wrong - I have significant positions in DGP, CEF, and SLV, gold and silver ETFs. But, I think holding companies with ore or oil reserves should supplement gold. You might not like BQI as much as some other company. Fine. Take your pick of any number of sound companies that have almost nil chance of going bankrupt.     Reply
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    Oilwillpullb
    ack
    Sep 27 10:12 AM
    Options Trader: It's Deal or No Deal Friday [view article]
    Another one of Phil's buttteflys this time Rimm losing his readers more money. Reply
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    Fastcad
    Sep 27 08:47 AM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    Its either pay taxes or this country will belong to China. Reply
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    cmetrader
    Sep 27 03:58 AM
    Options Trader: It's Deal or No Deal Friday [view article]
    Phil should be looking to recover the 1.5 million he lost for his internet retards in the last five months. Writing articles to drive people to his paid site will not cover the losses... Reply
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    User 271065
    Sep 26 09:48 PM
    Options Trader: It's Deal or No Deal Friday [view article]
    I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed Rick Santelli's meltdown this morning. It came about partly because he wasn't getting a word in edgewise, but when he was able to talk, the other guest wasn't taking him seriously. Reply
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