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ArcelorMittal: Upside Potential of Nearly 40% [view article]
I been saying this and saying this... Yes MT is excellent company with excellent management. What the article fails to mention is that MT presence in the Middle East is good and should improve, as the Middle East has several Trillion dollars of projects either approved or in the process. That is where the cash is and that is where the construction will continue regardless of whether "Rome" burns or not. With the Gulf Cooperation Council moving forward in the currency world, the $$ demise will be of no consequence to them. And mark my word MT will be in the forefront of steel. ReplyTop 14 Stocks Going Ex Dividend in Early September [view article]
There are viable concepts for "buying the dividend". They should be studied before pursued or one possibly won't maximize the profits--if any.Reply
ArcelorMittal: Upside Potential of Nearly 40% [view article]
Thanks for the pick. I will now check MT ReplyArcelorMittal: Upside Potential of Nearly 40% [view article]
Excellent article - thanks a lot. I've been watching MT from a distance for some time now; after reading this article, I will take a closer look. ReplyTop 14 Stocks Going Ex Dividend in Early September [view article]
git a lief ReplyWall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
Healthcare and legacy costs are partially to blame, but the UAW is, in my opinion, more of the culprit. I worked for Ford and experienced the ridiculousness of all of the red tape first hand. The UAW is nothing more than a leech. From the union reps who do nothimg more than walk the floor and shake hands, to the stupid rules pertaining to job classification, unions are a big reason why AMerican car makers are struggling. Hell, in my plant (Sterling Heights plant on Mound road for Ford) we had a guy making over 100k a year and he was a damn floor cleaner!On Aug 01 07:24 PM brian58 wrote:
> It isn't the unions that has caused the downfall of GM. It is healthcare
> costs for retirees. GM can compete against Toyota. It cannot compete
> against Japan. If we had universal health care coverage in this country
> and American companies could get out of having to offer healthcare
> benefits to it's employees then GM would be in better shape. And
> before someone starts screaming about socialized medicine let me
> state a few observations. Healthcare is not free. It costs money
> to provide good healthcare and money is a finite resource. Everyone
> has an obligation to take care of themselves by eating right, exercising
> and not smoking. (Tobacco companies use to get government subsidies,
> why shouldn't lung cancer patients) But every American citizen has
> a right to decent healthcare. One of the things that made America
> great was the availability of a free education to everyone, just
> not for the rich. Modern medical technology is expensive. Some CEO
> shouldn't get rich by saying no to the insurance company saying no
> to my medical care. Why would you want to be part of a society that
> put greed above the well being of it's citizens regardless of economic
> class. Let's have compassionate capitalism in America. Money isn't
> isn't evil but the love of money is or so they say. Reply
Top 14 Stocks Going Ex Dividend in Early September [view article]
go to school-buy is spelled buy,not by ReplyTop 14 Stocks Going Ex Dividend in Early September [view article]
So let's see here. If I by all of these stocks, grab all the dividends and then sell the stocks, I will make around 0.9%. With the market jumping around 1% to 2% a day what a wast of time that would that be. ReplyFinancials Downgraded - Fast Money Recap (8/15/08) [view article]
"The problem Goldman ran into is oil, explains Pete Najarian.". Goldman called potential for a spike - up sharply & then back down. It did happen though not with quiet the vigor they forecast. The past few months their conviction lists have been cautious with tight stop losses. I doubt they will be badly burnt on an oil call. Besides, oil should decline a bit further (no more than $98 probably closer to $105) before the shorts cover and cause a rally back to $120/$125 range. Replyaggie
Financials Downgraded - Fast Money Recap (8/15/08) [view article]
Ishortyou, you/we can't afford the alts you referenced.....not yet anyway. You might as well ride your bike if you have fallen out of love with fossil fuels. By the way, you do realize nat gas is a fossil fuel....don't you? ReplyFinancials Downgraded - Fast Money Recap (8/15/08) [view article]
the consumers are tired of dark age fossil fuel too much of a headache, pollyting, conflictive, expensive. Now they prefer new age technology electrical or hydrogen-water power, at least to drive a car. ReplyJefferson
In Tech We Trust - Fast Money Recap (6/20/08) [view article]
staticrhetoric.com/blo...ARTICLE ON STEVE JOBS AS WILLY WONKA AT THE APPLE FACTORY Reply
Don't Bet Against Chinese Demand Growth Just Yet [view article]
Here's the link to the article. No subscription needed.www.economist.com/fina...
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Don't Bet Against Chinese Demand Growth Just Yet [view article]
slower growth is what exactly china wishes for; the problem in china is the growth is too fast ! ReplyDon't Bet Against Chinese Demand Growth Just Yet [view article]
Excuse me? Lets say China is catching a cold. What does that do to the Western Economies whose current situation reflects a marked slowdown?Everyone is looking for Bric growth to sustain the West. If that growth slows markedly, what happens to the US/Euro economies?
Everyone has wanted slower growth from the Bric nations, be careful of what you wish for. Reply