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    Nidhi
    Sep 02 11:26 AM
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    Global Investing: Get Past the Noise [view article]
    Strengthening US Dollar is making US assets appear better .. to say the least .. Reply
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    buyitcheap
    Sep 02 10:52 AM
    Global Investing: Get Past the Noise [view article]
    As the USD goes, so inversely go the international fund returns. Reply
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    oldman
    Aug 06 10:00 AM
    REITs Pop While Commodities Flop [view article]
    can some one explain what this means?

    TIPS spreads are now collapsing     Reply
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    apeakay
    Aug 06 09:24 AM
    A 360 View of Returns (July 2008) [view article]
    Finally, a universal overview that gives the reader direction for areas to research for future investment. Great job! Reply
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    granger
    Aug 06 04:05 AM
    A 360 View of Returns (July 2008) [view article]
    Thank you, very helpful. Reply
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    phdinsuntann
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    Aug 05 04:56 AM
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    A 360 View of Returns (July 2008) [view article]
    very good job Richard, it gives a sectoral - global view, I learned a lot with the summary! Challenging times Reply
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    mwright
    Jul 30 08:58 PM
    Most Heavily Shorted ETFs [view article]
    If a short squeeze started to develop in an ETF, wouldn't an institutional invester simply deposit a large amount of money and "create" a large number of new shares? That should collapse the squeeze. Reply
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    Muzie
    Jul 30 06:30 PM
    Most Heavily Shorted ETFs [view article]
    6 times outstanding shares? Wow.

    Those the buying and selling of these ETFs actually impact the price of the underlying index somehow? Does a short squeeze in the ETFs entail a short squeeze in all stocks represented by the ETF?     Reply
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    David M
    Jul 08 09:35 AM
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    Mid-Year Report: Is a Summer Turn-around Still Possible? [view article]
    lksseven must be drinking a lot of that "Koolaid" if he believes what he just posted.

    Unfortunately the Democrats do not have a veto-proof majority. If they did we would not have had Senate Republicans halt a $32 billion package of tax breaks for renewable energy that would have been financed mostly by new taxes on big oil, on June 21, 2007. President Bush threatened to veto the final legislation because, he argued, it discouraged domestic oil and gas production, and increases the tax burden on the oil industry

    Opening up ANWAR and the OCS is literally a drop in the bucket; not even a good stopgap measure. "Opening up offshore areas to oil exploration...might cut the price of gas by 3 to 4 cents a gallon at most, according to the Natural Resources Defense Council."

    www.time.com/time/busi...

    The right wing of the Republican party is only starting to talk the renewable talk because it is good politics. They don't have a history of walking the renewable walk.

    The only way we'll stop sending $700 Billion of America's net worth EVERY YEAR to the oil exporters is to change the politics in Washington. Based on track record Republicans are for more of the same, which is hurting our economy.
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    Leser
    Jul 07 03:56 PM
    No Present Tense in the Stock Market [view article]
    Good insight. Thanks for the reminder. Reply
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    bhakta
    Jul 07 07:13 AM
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    Mid-Year Report: Is a Summer Turn-around Still Possible? [view article]
    I do not agree that oil is rising due to speculation. There is certainly the law or supply and demand in effect; Anyone who can't see this must be blind. Also, there are so many trillions of USD sitting in far away places, earning nothing and seeing their buying power go down moment by moment. Is it not wiser to buy something you can use, whether it be iron, manganese, oil, wood, cement, anything is better than the USD Reply
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    ValueHunter
    Jul 06 11:50 PM
    Mid-Year Report: Is a Summer Turn-around Still Possible? [view article]
    It's not the Republicans and it's not the Democrats, it's us. We want to hear a bedtime story, while sucking on a lolly pop and they give it to us while helping their friends sell us down the river. I'm sure sagesteve will continue to do fine, his sons will be in charge of the Chinese Reeducation Camps Corporation (Symbol CRCC in the SSE), Iksseven will be teaching Conversational Chinese and denying he ever liked Dick Cheney and Phil's mantra will be Nancy Who?

    I hope Phil is right and Americans refuse to use any more oil but that which is absolutely necessary during a break neck transition to all the alts mentioned, but I doubt it. We've become, fat and lazy, have an absurd feeling of entitlement and are ripe for any demagogue to lead us to perdition with reassuring fairy tales.     Reply
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    DonaldRay
    Jul 06 11:06 PM
    Mid-Year Report: Is a Summer Turn-around Still Possible? [view article]
    As investors can you blame President Bush or our Vice President Cheney or those almost billionaire Congressmen, who are all lawyers or at least a law degree as credentials....come on, get over the stripes of red, white, and blue, apple pies, chevys and kissing babys....that is for suckers.........just keep electing your own party member and the same ole congressman/woman/othe... in case of California and say it is everyone else party and congressmen who is the problem.....Go America.... Reply
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    Mr. Wynn
    Jul 06 09:05 PM
    Mid-Year Report: Is a Summer Turn-around Still Possible? [view article]
    I think sagesteve is hilarious. I also think he's b.s.ing us just to get a rise, which he did. Reply
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    Ant1967
    Jul 06 06:38 PM
    Mid-Year Report: Is a Summer Turn-around Still Possible? [view article]
    sagesteve: money certainly doesn't buy wisdom as your behavior evidences. Reply
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