Schering-Plough Corp. (SGP)

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    william
    May 19 10:08 PM
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    Cramer: How An Obama Win Would Impact Healthcare Stocks [view article]
    AMERICA IS PLAIN STUPID! VIDEO GAMES, ILLEGALS DUMBING US DOWN, POOR SCHOOLING, POOR PARENTING, LITTLE READING, THE WORD "LIKE" & "YOU KNOW" AND "UM", FAT AND LAZY AND POOR FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY ALL YIELD TO THE METALITY OF AN OBAMA CANDIDATE- A CANDIDATE OF CHANGE--A HOLLOWMAN THAT RESEMBLES AMERICA TODAY- OUR SOUL IS BEING STRIPPED OUT OF US AND GIVEN TO THE ARAB FOR THEIR STINKING OIL-- CANNOT DRILL, NO NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS, NO COAL, NO OIL SHALE, NO TAR SANDS--JUST COMPLAINING. AMERICA YOU DESERVE OBAMA -FOOLISH AMERICA Reply
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    JohnnyComeLa
    tely
    May 19 03:23 PM
    Cramer: How An Obama Win Would Impact Healthcare Stocks [view article]
    The problem that even Obama is not worried about is the Health Insurance industry. It is complete overhead. Put all the controls on that, or better yet, abolish it and start over. Reply
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    The Fox
    May 19 04:42 AM
    Four Stocks That Are Working and Oil Cost in a Working Person's Terms [view article]
    Where in God's name are you getting the $5.00 per share "in cash" figure for Cogent. I have looked at two sources and both have it closer to $3.00. That is a huge discrepancy. Reply
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    StockSpy
    May 16 08:14 AM
    Cramer, the TIN Man - Cramer's Lightning Round (5/15/08) [view article]
    Yep... whew! Cramer just escaped with his life on that FMCN sell. You hate to see those fantastic fundmentals, massive potential in an expanding Chinese consumer market, and recently discounted price hanging over your head. Yep, that'll kill you in the stock market every time. Reply
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    Ketan Desai
    May 15 09:46 AM
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    Three Game-Changers For Big Pharma [view article]
    The author is incorrect in stating that Amgen will have to conduct a fracture study (instead of simply relying on BMD) for Denosumab due to the Vytorin. Fracture studies are the standard in phase III osteoporosis studies. Look at the FDA guidance document:

    www.fda.gov/CDER/GUIDA...

    Also, look at Novartis' Reclast that also had fracture in its studies:

    www.bio-medicine.org/m.../

    Finally, Denosumab is not a me-too drug. It is an antibody - not a bisphosphonate.     Reply
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    DaveW
    May 14 11:10 AM
    Saut: Increasingly Bullish on E&P Oil Companies, Avoiding Financials [view article]
    Cut and paste, any of your own thoughts? Reply
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    august
    May 14 08:18 AM
    Saut: Are We Entering a New Kind of Investment Environment? [view article]
    EQ-NYSE-$44.99 -- Does anyone know the impact of myself and many friends dropping EQ as our phone provider? Our cable company has offered a convenient (and for now cheaper) triple play service which many of us have signed up for. I truly don't know how this will effect EQ's future, but can it possibly be good? Reply
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    rmgreenwald
    May 08 01:14 PM
    3 Victim Stocks - Cramer's Mad Money (5/7/08) [view article]
    All of the noise around the cardiology conference was just that: noise, not substance. The fundamentals, prospects and pipeline didn't change for SGP, and Fred Hassan continues to be a solid leader who brought in a great management team that is leading a solid turn-around effort. The dramatic price drop was a golden opportunity to be greedy when others were fearful: I was already long SGP and added more to my position. Cramer should have done the same. Reply
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    Jersey
    May 08 08:09 AM
    3 Victim Stocks - Cramer's Mad Money (5/7/08) [view article]
    Who said timing wasn't everything, I bought SGP at 13 and change, ka ching, ka ching, ka ching Reply
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    cyberman
    May 07 12:28 AM
    Saut: Are We Entering a New Kind of Investment Environment? [view article]
    The synergys of continuing a concoction of diverse businesses at GE are not as apparent as their value as independent companies spun of to stockholders (not sold off). How about a chance to own the number one wind energy source producer or jet engines? As it made sense for the consolidation by Welsh and maybe Immelt, now does it make sense to engage in a new paradigm? Ten years to wait for results is too long. Like MSFT, GE is lost in a time warp. GE do not take this as an opportunity to explain yourself better, take it as an opportunity to profitably disintegrate. Saut advises caution? If you keep on doing what you have been doing you will get what you have been getting.
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    GMiki
    May 06 09:51 PM
    Saut: Are We Entering a New Kind of Investment Environment? [view article]
    Amazing. He says nothing. But it does show how the "traders" think without reference to anything fundamental, but only those touchstones within their own little havoc-producing bubble. Yikes. Reply
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    rusty66jag
    May 06 04:45 PM
    Saut: Are We Entering a New Kind of Investment Environment? [view article]
    ge undervalued. dump immelt Reply
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    rusty66jag
    May 06 04:43 PM
    Saut: Are We Entering a New Kind of Investment Environment? [view article]
    lets get rid of immelt Reply
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    sivere
    May 06 12:10 PM
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    Saut: Are We Entering a New Kind of Investment Environment? [view article]
    We are in unchartered waters, and we have a failed system in place:

    TakeBackTheFed.com     Reply
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    simplesimon
    May 06 11:03 AM
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    Saut: Are We Entering a New Kind of Investment Environment? [view article]
    re: new environment. I haven't read much on these pages about the change brought about by such easy access to the markets, vis online, worldwide. Perhaps I missed all of it some years ago. I would appreciate more analysis around this subject. I beleive the consensus is now narrowing its focus on those 'mob investors', let's call them until I hear an official designation, who tuen in to CNN and elsewhere for the latest 'hot tip'; and rush like the proverbial lemmings to, in this case commodities. It seems that all day these flames are fanned by experts claiming to have the inside track-hence the mob buying, that in turn has inflated oil from its former $20 a barrel to $120. Do these folks realize and udnerstand how they are driving inflation? Am I wrong? The more too many dollars chase after too few fast buck opps, the more these same investors push themselves and their finances to the abyss ( by drivign up the cost , nay doubling the cost, of virtually everythign they have to purchase with their "winnings".
    It's my personal (simple ) opinion that this is a dangerous trend. Immediately, more reasonable securities advisors need to populate the satellite airwaves. It is kind of a panic with two faces, investor schizophrenia? -hence the volatility? I think we'd all like to see cooler heads prevail...but I'm not going to hold my breath for that day. I will hold out hope for it, albeit.     Reply
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