Temple-Inland Inc. (TIN)

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  • commenter
    Sep 15 07:08 AM
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    Ready To Roar - Cramer's Mad Money (9/12/08) [view article]
    I am happy for his millions, but his "advice" cost me a lot of $$$. Reply
  • commenter
    Sep 15 01:39 AM
    Ready To Roar - Cramer's Mad Money (9/12/08) [view article]
    Its funny.....Cramer has his own show and worth millions and you people are writing bad about him on your.....computers!!! He must of done something right in life. Just ignore him if you don't like him!! Reply
  • commenter
    Sep 13 05:57 PM
    Ready To Roar - Cramer's Mad Money (9/12/08) [view article]
    Cramer is a valuable resource if he's for I'm against it! Reply
  • commenter
    Sep 13 02:43 PM
    Ready To Roar - Cramer's Mad Money (9/12/08) [view article]
    Why waste bandwidth on Cramer's babble? He's a clown, nothing more. You'd get better investment advice from the psychic hotline. Reply
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    Sep 13 02:42 PM
    Ready To Roar - Cramer's Mad Money (9/12/08) [view article]
    Fed will not intervene here, its wave 2 up on daily chart of wave C down,they will come in in 4-5 weeks to stop the 3rd wave decline , Cramer is bullshit Reply
  • commenter
    Sep 13 12:28 PM
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    Ready To Roar - Cramer's Mad Money (9/12/08) [view article]
    Cramer's record is not better than other "talking heads". He seems to be correct on about 35% of his recommendations, if that high. Your own due diligence should at least equal that figure...or beat it. Reply
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    Sep 13 11:16 AM
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    Ready To Roar - Cramer's Mad Money (9/12/08) [view article]
    Cramer is always wrong. He called the bottom two weeks ago and the market immediately sold off. 56 of 60 major oil fields are in serious decline worldwide. The specter of the coming energy shortage is going to insure market killing inflation. The whole world is falling into recession. Who is going to buy American products? I would say the you are making a big mistake if you are trading your 401K based on advice from Jim Cramer. BooYa! Reply
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    Jun 18 07:14 AM
    Zoltek Blowing in the Wind, Cramer's Lightning Round (4/23/08) [view article]
    jimmy......MCF is not First Charter as your article states.....duh? Its actually Contango Oil and Gas and its on the auction block. why are you not excited about this play? tell me, grasshopper. i say go long!!!!!!!!!!! Reply
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    Jun 18 07:09 AM
    Zoltek Blowing in the Wind, Cramer's Lightning Round (4/23/08) [view article]
    jimmy, MCF ticker is not first charter......duh? its contango oil and gas and they're up for sale. a big long here i would say! Reply
  • commenter
    Jun 17 05:18 PM
    Is Now the Time to Buy Paper/Forestry or Building Materials? [view article]
    Recently an article quoted J. Grantham as saying..."Timber has had an avg 6.5%/yr/100yrs" growth as an investment. But many of the recommended companies looked to their land valuations for development/sales, and their dividends were lower during the housing "bubble", because their P/E's included land sales.

    Last Fall, the P/E's, and ebita's started falling. However, after the recent drops in T-rates, the dividends appear: a-large, and the investment prospects appear: b - great. This is appearance and has driven pricing up, for PCL, as an example from 36 to 46.

    The question for an investor is: how do the current prices appear relative to the last time that interest rates were first cut and home-builders and land sales had not yet exploded? If the prices look good, go buy. But I think these and other real-asset REITs have moved up in price due to the decrease in treasury yields. They appear to be slightly above a "fairly-valued&qu... point now.

    Let's propose a possible scenario: slightly increasing inflation pursuades the Fed to begin raising rates, very slowly, but over a couple of years

    + high commodity prices for construction (lumber, steel, cement, bitumen, wallboard, piping, wiring, insulation, paint, etc.) put a floor under "housing affordability"

    + the necessity of bank lenders to keep mortgages at a higher than (normal to the fed funds ) rate because of a necessity to rebuild damaged reserves,

    + an increasing tax-burden and debt load across all segments of the Developed Nations' economies, preventing central bank economic easing from continuing (they'll still print money, but at a slower rate).

    Looking forward, I believe that these factors indicate a slightly more expensive valuation on the "Timber" group, than recent writers here at SA have assumed.
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  • commenter
    May 21 07:46 AM
    Cramer, the TIN Man - Cramer's Lightning Round (5/15/08) [view article]
    Remember the Cramer also screamed "Sell! Sell! Sell!" on First Solar (FSLR) last year when it hit $100/share. Then after FSLR had continued up and hit $200/share, Cramer starting screaming "Buy! Buy! Buy!". That's just one example of how clueless Cramer is.
    Another example is that last year Cramer screamed "Buy!" on China Digital TV (STV) after it had soared up to $55/share. Just earlier this month, Cramer said that STV was "risky" at $19/share.
    There are many more examples of this. Cramer only says to Buy after a stock has already soared up 30%, 40% or more, not before the stock soars.
    Cramer's "strategy" for the clueless investors who listen to his comedy show appears to be to tell his lemming followers to Buy at near the highest stock prices and to Sell at near the lowest price ranges.
    If Cramer would learn to do some real research into the companies behind the stocks, then he wouldn't have to constantly apologize to his lemming followers for being wrong on a company. Cramer's "research" is all about the stock price chart rather than research into the actual companies.
    Sad to see so many inexperienced investors losing money by investing based on Cramer's comedy show. Experienced investors and professional money managers must wince everytime they see Cramer's antics on his comedy show.
    The road to investing success is paved by doing your own indepth research into the actual companies, developing and sticking to a logical and well-organinzed stock-investment strategy, plus developing personal confidence and patience, not by investing based on the antics of a clown like Cramer.
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  • commenter
    May 18 10:10 PM
    Agriculture Is Still Growing - Fast Money Recap (5/15/08) [view article]
    I agree with Cramer, but the market may take a little break.
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  • commenter
    May 18 04:30 PM
    Friday Options Outlook (Update): SOLF, TIN, MYGN, MSFT, DNA, DRYS, HRS, DO, JCG, HHH [view article]
    Picked up a couple of Aug 20 TIN calls. Thanks for the heads up. Reply
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    May 17 01:14 PM
    Friday Options Outlook (Update): SOLF, TIN, MYGN, MSFT, DNA, DRYS, HRS, DO, JCG, HHH [view article]
    I agree, really appreciated the reading. Reply
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    May 17 12:34 PM
    Friday Options Outlook (Update): SOLF, TIN, MYGN, MSFT, DNA, DRYS, HRS, DO, JCG, HHH [view article]
    Very informative. Thanks. Reply