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Historic Financial Collapse Underway? [view article]
"Hospitals and doctors immediately drop their fees to meet the affordability requirements of a free market."LOL ! No they don't ! Because then they would have to drop their fees to nearly nothing. They would do just like African or Indian doctors, they would trade their skills in a richer country. Meanwhile US mortality rate would shoot up. Can you imagine another epidemic like AIDS with no health care system to speak of ?
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Hedge Funds: Changes in Beta from a Bull to a Bear Market [view article]
My trading systems are doing well in this market....What's wrong with these so called gurus? balckboxdow.com. ReplySkeptical This Relief Rally Has Legs [view article]
It's called "whisteling past the GRAVEYARD". ReplyEli Hoffmann
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
PJ568, thanks for your feedback. We largely report adjusted earnings. This is due to the fact that analyst consensus estimates, which are the gauge by which many judge whether a given company has beaten or missed expectations, are formulated based on adjusted earnings. ReplyAn Oil-Driven Paradigm Shift? [view article]
Conventional geothermal and hydro are all utilized where they are available, and some new projects are going on like Hydro-Quebec's big one, but there's only so much you can do. EG has been a hard sell, because it tends to cause geological problems... like mini-earthquakes. ReplyAmEx Misses: The Bear Trap Thickens [view article]
1) Author is definite liberal tax and spend Democrat. Tax cuts work, didn't you get the memo?!? Outrageous spending by Dems and Republicans is mutually shared disaster, but tax cuts probably brightest economy salient point for Republicans.2) Check my comments for the last year. Compare them with your own comments people such as CLH. This economic mess is a doozie. America will recover but I am not expecting the next sustained bull market (more then a year) until 2013 or after. Wish to place a friendly wager CHL? Your stock market knowledge vs. fundamentals. It would be interesting. Reply
Stopgap Measures, Strategy Implications [view article]
You know it Elwind. You beat me to the punchline! How's the economy going to look in 2011? It's becoming somewhat clear now through the foggy haze of socialism. ReplyS&P 500 Sector EPS Growth for Q2 [view article]
Good info. I hope you keep updating this throughout the earnings season. ReplyStopgap Measures, Strategy Implications [view article]
Taxes Taxes Taxes? ReplyAmEx Misses: The Bear Trap Thickens [view article]
lounge707 - AXP represents both type of consumer. Noted. ReplyWall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
Many of the numbers referenced above appear to be adjusted and not actual. WB and BSX are two that jumped out as being off. One would expect adequate disclosure from the SA Editor about the numbers being referenced. Constantly reporting and discussing adjusted numbers is a sign of weakness that shouldn't be ignored. ReplyAmEx Misses: The Bear Trap Thickens [view article]
CLH - I'm addressing their future revenue. I have not seen any data on falling food prices. We should all be concerned if the advance or decline in equities is controlled by a $25 price change in a barrel of oil. ReplyAsset Class Correlations [view article]
DrBagel,I think 10-Yr treasuries in the tables are measured in price, not yield. The dollar drops with short terms rates, while gold rises (-0.64), so do bond prices. Reply
AmEx Misses: The Bear Trap Thickens [view article]
buyitcheap - It bodes poorly for this consumer driven economy. AXP represent consumers with greater disposable income. ReplyAsset Class Correlations [view article]
I dont understand why treasuries are inversely correlated with the dollar. Can someone explain? Reply