Interface Inc. (IFSIA)

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    Ishortyou
    Aug 20 08:03 PM
    Seth Klarman, Meryl Witmer and Marty Whitman - Q2 2008 Portfolio Moves [view article]
    Lets assume the worst and that is the Fannie and Freddie stock go bust to zero, the government take the GSE's, so what? are we going to h*** for that? are the mortgages in their books go bust? are we going to crush? the answer is no! all those mortgages in their books will automatically be backed up by the government and even be rated as triple A, that will upgrade the books of all of those holding them into CDOs, MBS, SIVs and cause massive write ups! so what is the nonsense in here? that would be the best case scenario for bond and mortgages insurers, I am sure there are many of them praying for the government to take over the books of Freddie and Fannie. Reply
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    Heydar
    Aug 20 02:55 AM
    Seth Klarman, Meryl Witmer and Marty Whitman - Q2 2008 Portfolio Moves [view article]
    STUDY THEN YOU WILL LEARN


    On Aug 20 01:35 AM sr9web wrote:

    > Thanks for the info. Where do you get this data?     Reply
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    Heydar
    Aug 20 02:52 AM
    Seth Klarman, Meryl Witmer and Marty Whitman - Q2 2008 Portfolio Moves [view article]
    GOOD THINKING YOU ARE RIGHT I AGREE


    On Aug 19 07:59 AM Ishortyou wrote:

    > The best opportunities are in finantials right now even if Fannie
    > and Freddie are in trouble, going long with them won't go wrong.     Reply
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    sr9web
    Aug 20 01:35 AM
    Seth Klarman, Meryl Witmer and Marty Whitman - Q2 2008 Portfolio Moves [view article]
    Thanks for the info. Where do you get this data? Reply
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    chickenguy
    Aug 19 12:41 PM
    Seth Klarman, Meryl Witmer and Marty Whitman - Q2 2008 Portfolio Moves [view article]
    IBA has only 50 M shares. It is a small gem of a poultry/egg/feed producer-distributer in Mexico. Dominated by a single family this is a modern company that is growing organically and by acquisition in an otherwise fragmented market. Reply
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    Tall
    Aug 19 11:22 AM
    Seth Klarman, Meryl Witmer and Marty Whitman - Q2 2008 Portfolio Moves [view article]
    Finantials? If you can't spell it.... Reply
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    Ishortyou
    Aug 19 07:59 AM
    Seth Klarman, Meryl Witmer and Marty Whitman - Q2 2008 Portfolio Moves [view article]
    The best opportunities are in finantials right now even if Fannie and Freddie are in trouble, going long with them won't go wrong. Reply
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    Marc
    Courtenay
    Jul 20 08:53 PM
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    20 Top Sustainable Stocks [view article]
    Thanks for the feedback. The smaller companies mentioned by User 10755 are also considered "green" and have a role to play in sustainable, clean technologies. The same could be said for ECOL and CECE. As an investor though, the green sector is probably best approached through an ETF so we can get a variety of green companies Reply
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    User 10755
    Jul 20 10:58 AM
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    20 Top Sustainable Stocks [view article]
    What about a variety of small to micro-cap stocks that we'd consider Green companies such as:

    CPST, SATC, HYGS, CPTC, ESLR, ZOLT, PWR, DAR...

    Does any of these smaller companies qualify as sustainable, possibly on another level?

    Thank You     Reply
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    Daniel
    Jacome
    Jul 20 12:13 AM
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    20 Top Sustainable Stocks [view article]
    User is right -- we did extensive research on Chipotle, and although it's a stock and company we like, don't be deceived -- their food is really not that healthy. What is healthy is the way they treat the environment and from where they get their inputs... Reply
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    Laleona
    Jul 19 11:28 PM
    20 Top Sustainable Stocks [view article]
    I hate to see anyone label Chopotle Burritos as "Healthy",no matter where their meat comes from! For a veggie burrito, with NO cheese or sour cream, but only black beans, rice, guacamole, and lettuce on a 13" burrito there are 25 grams of fat and over 2000mg of sodium, 87% of your RDA. More like deadly than healthy! Reply
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    User 58276
    Jul 18 06:21 PM
    20 Top Sustainable Stocks [view article]
    Are First Solar's panels really the most efficient? I am certainly no expert on efficiency of solar panels, but I have read other articles that SPWR produces more efficient (but higher cost because of the cost of silicon) panels. Reply
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    globalview99
    Jun 19 12:57 AM
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    Mid-Year Picks and Pans From Barron's Roundtable Part III [view article]
    dieuwer,

    give it up...in 1982, oil was overpriced and the DJIA underpriced. Anyone who shorted oil and went long stocks in 1982 is a billionaire today. In 2008, the same is true, oil is overpriced and stocks are underpriced; short oil and go long stocks and in 25 years you'll be a billionaire     Reply
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    nojoe6pack
    Jun 17 10:34 PM
    Mid-Year Picks and Pans From Barron's Roundtable Part III [view article]
    lets face it, most of you couldn't carry Abby's running bra.
    If you have been investing thru many cycles (I have) you will know that yesterday's huge winners are tomorrow's giant losers.
    DHI, if owned for a proper time period...like 3 years, will very likely do far better than commodities.     Reply
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    messy
    Jun 17 05:08 PM
    Mid-Year Picks and Pans From Barron's Roundtable Part III [view article]
    Hi,,,,ever since Abby named AT&T as one of her favorites, it has done nothing but go down. So much for Abby's picks and notice that they are all on NYSE AND LARGE CAP STOCKS TOO. Reply
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