HNI Corp. (HNI)

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    Brewer
    Jun 18 11:38 AM
    Sony Not Just a Flash in Japan - Cramer's Lightning Round (6/16/08) [view article]
    If this goes down any further, I'd be glad to buy some of your APPL shares you so stupidly are selling. I have been buying on dips for this one all along, and it's the best stock I've ever seen, and the news just keeps getting better. I guess Craymer is just sellling cyclically, but with this stock, it's easy to sell when you should have held. WWDC has come and gone, but the value is still quite high, and will only go up once the news of the 3G iPhone hits home and they start sprouting up like iPods everywhere you go.

    iPhone is much cooler than iPod was, actually.


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    kbear
    Jun 18 04:09 AM
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    Sony Not Just a Flash in Japan - Cramer's Lightning Round (6/16/08) [view article]
    Thank goodness few people listened to Cramer. Maybe they're getting wise to him. Reply
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    aapladay
    Jun 17 06:34 PM
    Sony Not Just a Flash in Japan - Cramer's Lightning Round (6/16/08) [view article]
    Agreed. It takes more than one man to do what Apple has done. I am sure that Steve has influenced a great many people he has worked with as well. But I would not EVEN assume the rumors are true. Reply
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    Disgusted
    Jun 17 02:10 PM
    Sony Not Just a Flash in Japan - Cramer's Lightning Round (6/16/08) [view article]
    The Disney Corp. has flourished without Walt Disney so anyone who thinks Apple will be significantly different without Steve Jobs is short sighted, to put things politely. Reply
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    SeekingAlpha
    Editors
    Apr 06 05:19 AM
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    General Discussion on HNI
    Is this a buy or a sell? Reply
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    wunderhof
    Mar 18 09:40 PM
    Housing Market Tracker - Housing-Related Industries Update [view article]
    That's it! Buffet's nefarious plan revealed! Corner the market on bricks and then let the wolves loose! Reply
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    NTB
    Nov 05 11:26 PM
    Housing Bubble and Real Estate Market Tracker [view article]
    Housing values are based on supply and demand. The sticks and bricks cost are roughly constant with land value being the moving factor. Residential land value is set primarily by homebuilders. No homebuilder is buying land at this time and will not until things stabilize. Land values will continue to drop until homes can be delivered at an affordable price. Unfortunately the loose loan underwriting that was supposed to create greater homeownership caused land values to reach unstainable levels and now the entire country's residential land/housing is being repriced. The end result is that probably more people will loose their houses than were helped. The hangover and lingering effects on the economy will last several years. Reply
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    Brian Croner
    Oct 23 10:55 AM
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    Housing Bubble and Real Estate Market Tracker [view article]
    Given the real value of work, and forgetting the distortion one may be susceptible to in today's world, I would say a house is worth no more than the productive work value of $20,000 to the laborer. People only pay 20 times that because they have to. Reply
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    censeo
    Oct 22 06:53 PM
    Housing Bubble and Real Estate Market Tracker [view article]
    Regarding Caterinicchia's article: Deja vu all over again. Just predate to May and substitute residential for commercial and you have the same Peter Pan reality. If only it were so. People lose their houses and therefore their personal bank in the bricks; all real estate industry components, and now financial houses, lay off, cut bonuses and salaries... Who's going to occupy the office space? Who's going out shopping? Doesn't anybody out there remember the "see-through"... unfinished malls and strips and office buildings last time around in 1989-1992? Dan. Repeat after me. "If I only had a brain." Reply

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