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    DVDfan
    Sep 18 02:49 AM
    Real DVD: Upload Movie DVDs On Your Computer [view article]
    Have you heard of "PC cable" that connects to HDTV? Anyone sure can watch a movie stored on a PC or laptop on a big screen TV. Also PS3 has media share function as well. This is a big threat to movie studios since DVD sales are stil a BIG part of the total revenue. Reply
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    enervingmark
    ets
    Sep 17 02:13 AM
    Companies We Care About: Starbucks, Apple, Google, & Amazon [view article]
    I'd look closely at Whole Foods.

    Upscale people set the trend, organic food will eventually be for everyone.     Reply
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    Et tu,
    Brute!
    Sep 16 03:31 PM
    Companies We Care About: Starbucks, Apple, Google, & Amazon [view article]
    Brilliant article with astute perceptions! Reply
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    finmah
    Sep 16 08:56 AM
    Companies We Care About: Starbucks, Apple, Google, & Amazon [view article]
    ubiquitous aapl? A phone worth a couple of hundred bucks is not upscale? And what was the market share of AAPL again - have they broken 20%. Does this really pass muster? Reply
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    John Egan
    Sep 15 09:20 PM
    Companies We Care About: Starbucks, Apple, Google, & Amazon [view article]
    Well, yeah ! But when was the last time anyone 'Yahoo'd" something ... Google is ubiquitous .....And MSFT is just an annoying expense every year or so for no real benefit... Kinda like paying to do your taxes..

    jegan ;-)     Reply
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    User 163362
    Sep 15 05:08 PM
    Companies We Care About: Starbucks, Apple, Google, & Amazon [view article]
    Cool article. Unfortunately being a SAGA company doesn't necessarily equate to a bullish future. I'd say the advantages are already priced into the stocks which then makes you wonder where should you put your money?

    Kevin
    20smoney.com     Reply
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    Global E
    Sep 15 12:31 PM
    Underdog Smallcaps: Potential Short Squeezes [view article]
    Is it correct that
    1) short selling is legal,
    2) naked short selling is not,
    3) the damage is best done by massive naked short selling,
    4) the SEC put out some temporary rules last month to protect vulnerable financials from "excessive naked short selling damage"
    5) those temporary rules only protected a relatively small group of companies
    6) those temporary rules ended about a week ago
    7) they are now planning new rules to control short selling after the miseries of Monday, 9/15
    ----------------------...
    8) the new rules will be a new way to enforce the laws that have existed all through this insanity?

    Please which piece am I missing? Why is it not possible to enforce existing laws against a practice, but it is possible to enforce temporary "rules" against that same ILLEGAL practice?     Reply
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    paultaut
    Sep 15 01:02 AM
    Underdog Smallcaps: Potential Short Squeezes [view article]
    ALY, the Bronco merger looks dead in the water. Insiders have decided to walk away. I did too. Reply
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    granger
    Sep 14 06:59 PM
    Underdog Smallcaps: Potential Short Squeezes [view article]
    very nice, thanks for the info Reply
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    Clavis
    Sep 14 01:01 PM
    Underdog Smallcaps: Potential Short Squeezes [view article]
    Confusion to all shorters! Reply
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    User 218405
    Sep 14 12:34 PM
    Underdog Smallcaps: Potential Short Squeezes [view article]
    J. Cinton Hill - I love your article, keep up the good work.
    Daniel Kowkabany     Reply
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    User 260487
    Sep 12 01:07 AM
    My Website
    Netflix's Roku is Doomed to Fail [view article]
    Our family dumped cable and we bought a Roku and I could not be happier. Our kids, ages 6 and 4, learned how to use it immediately. Setup was done in a few minutes. Picture quality on a 27 inch TV is great even with a 1.5 MB DSL connection. No idea what you were talking about there. We dumped cable for a new antenna system and Roku allow us to provide additional programming for the kids that they can't get from PBS. If all you watch is the latest movies, guess what? You can still get them in the mail. Stop hating dude. I think it's a great deal. Reply
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    vassar
    Sep 09 10:55 AM
    Real DVD: Upload Movie DVDs On Your Computer [view article]
    Why buy this when MactheRipper, Handbrake and others are free? Maybe someone should figure out how to make 'backup copies' of the Real software? Reply
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    marketneutra
    l
    Sep 06 10:48 AM
    My Website
    Hedge Fund Tracking: Blue Ridge Capital (John Griffin) [view article]
    Looking for a hedge fund job? The best way to get one is to contact them directly with your resume and cover letter. Now the hard part - finding a list of hedge funds. There are really no free lists, but there are some very cheap ones at www.hedgefundjoblist.c... Reply
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    cb5445
    Sep 01 01:42 PM
    Redbox: New Video Rental Competition for Blockbuster and Netflix [view article]
    Regarding my comment on the servicing cost per DVD at kiosk locations. Both Netflix and Blockbuster already have the massive infrastructure needed to reduce the associated handeling costs and make the kiosk profitable. A start up like Red Box does not. Reply
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