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    Geek
    Oct 07 12:01 AM
    Dividend Aristocrats Survived September [view article]
    BAC just cut their dividend in half ... better delete them from the list Reply
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    User 271162
    Oct 05 01:42 PM
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    Dividend Yields Soar [view article]
    10% Reply
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    ajhough
    Oct 03 02:36 PM
    Dividend Aristocrats Survived September [view article]
    I own a good number of stocks in the list and have held my own quite well during September. However, the economy must be allowed to grow. Reply
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    Whidbey
    Oct 01 02:26 PM
    Dividend Aristocrats Survived September [view article]
    Really a little goodie is it not, the dividend stocks are nice, but that hardly makes up the whole market or the economy for that matter. Having a portfolio that includes dividend paying stocks is a good idea, comes under diversification. Wholly unconnected is the clap traddle about mark to market: either we know the value or we don't, if we do not we say so. It is the truth and avoiding it is dishonest. As for your FDIC approval, it is only to help the banks hold on to deposits. But when a bank weakens the depositor who watch price know when its time to leave. You like hiding your head under bushels when the view is not your liking. That is not reasonable or supportable. Reply
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    Dividends
    Anonymous
    Oct 01 01:01 PM
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    Dividend Aristocrats Survived September [view article]
    Great table David, thanks! Reply
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    anarchist
    Oct 01 12:32 PM
    Dividend Aristocrats Survived September [view article]
    It may be time for "the government to gain ownership of public companies", they can't run themselves profitably, they lie and cook the books so maybe it's time to Nationalize the banking industry. The U.S. has long had heavy regulations on Utilities because it is necessary for them to serve the public and not be jacked around by price gouging and incompetence. Well we are now told that the free market economy can't function without the banking industry which has proven itself incompetent thus needing strict regulation (another word for Nationalization). Reply
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    Peter Fritz
    Sep 30 04:38 PM
    Financial Landscape: Writedowns, Losses and Capital Raised [view article]
    I saw this list on bloomberg.com, updated through 9-20-08. does anybody have the link to it, or know where on bloomberg i can get a refreshed list? thanks Reply
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    maryanne
    Sep 22 08:40 PM
    Financial Landscape: Writedowns, Losses and Capital Raised [view article]
    I would think so, RBS preferreds are going for less than half of par value AGAIN. sold one at $15 going down on monday, brought it back at $10 tuesday. so that helped reduced my loss (originally brought at par!) Reply
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    Daniel H
    Sep 22 10:57 AM
    S&P 1500 Regional Banks Index Down 33% YTD [view article]
    There's also RKH Reply
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    Peppio
    Sep 21 07:44 AM
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    Silver Lining in Housing Numbers? [view article]
    As we all know, real estate has its up and down cycles every so many years. That's RE101. Those who kept jumping into a down market were just numheads and shouldn't be rescued.
    Anyone notice that the 2 women senators (California) seem to have a monopoly for their jobs ? They don't do anything for the State and all they do is yell their heads off at the President of the United States, no respect to our system of elected officials even they themselves are
    elected by the people. California, wake up, we need new clean people for the job before the State falls down more. And don't complain when more jobs are heading to other States or foreign countries. Just because you keep voting for the same old faces into office.     Reply
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    GMD
    Sep 18 10:46 AM
    Financial Landscape: Writedowns, Losses and Capital Raised [view article]
    Anybody think the RBS preferreds are a good opportunity ? Would love some insite . Reply
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    thannagan
    Sep 17 10:18 PM
    Financial Landscape: Writedowns, Losses and Capital Raised [view article]
    It's also interesting that RBS and Barclays have riased substantially more new capital than the amount of assets they have written down. Does this mean they were just greatly under-capitalized before, or that there's a lot more write-offs on the way. Reply
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    helplessobse
    rver
    Sep 17 06:51 AM
    Financial Landscape: Writedowns, Losses and Capital Raised [view article]
    Two fin companies not on your list, BBT and BRK. Smart investors soar with the eagles and avoid being the road kill. Sounds like HSBC will soon be spotted on the highway. Reply
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    hunter
    Sep 15 04:23 PM
    Chewing on the FDIC List of 'Problem' Banks [view article]
    Doom and Gloom is what you are all about. Sensationalism news reporting thats what makes you tick. You must be in with the short sellers because you sure like to do anything you can to drive the share price of stocks down. The Fed, treasury, and SEC is on top of the markets. Please let them do their jobs without your negative influence. Reply
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    paulk8756
    Sep 15 10:47 AM
    Go for the Gold [view article]
    What you're seeing is global DEFLATION, not inflation, my friend. And the time to invest will be when EVERYONE wants to sell, which is rapidly approaching as we speak. Just as it always is! Reply
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