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Terra Nitrogen Company L.P. (TNH)

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  • Fertilizer Mergers: I Asked, But Santa Hasn't Delivered - Yet [View article]
    Potash cause all the fertilizer stock to go down!
    Comment by Moneymonk
    Dec 30 12:43 pm |
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  • How Do the Best Performing Stocks of the Decade Compare to Predictions in 2000? [View article]
    Hey Jacob - great article, thanks for putting this up. I'm following you now. Ankit
    Comment by Ankit Gupta
    Dec 27 01:09 am |
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  • Best Performing Stocks of the Decade [View article]
    I did and what a ride. I bought 2000 shares right after Princess Di died. (Don't remember the year.) It was $7. (About $1.45 now after... More »
    Comment by DaphneGreen
    Dec 12 14:28 pm |
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  • How Do the Best Performing Stocks of the Decade Compare to Predictions in 2000? [View article]
    Thank you slam On Dec 07 03:06 AM slam stocks wrote: > Another fantastic article from you. I agree predictions on the next > best... More »
    Comment by Jacob Wolinsky
    Dec 11 14:01 pm |
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  • Cramer's Lightning Round: Which Terra Is Better? (12/9/09) [View article]
    What is going on with CIT!!
    Comment by fran grady
    Dec 10 10:31 am |
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  • How Do the Best Performing Stocks of the Decade Compare to Predictions in 2000? [View article]
    Actually, the decade doesn't end until 12/31/2010. 1/1/2001 - 12/31/2010 (when you start counting numbers do you start with Zero and... More »
    Comment by waterman
    Dec 9 10:13 am |
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  • How Do the Best Performing Stocks of the Decade Compare to Predictions in 2000? [View article]
    Bubbles are hard to see if you get lost in the crowd. But if you dont get swept by the crowd and use common sense they can be seen. I... More »
    Comment by Jacob Wolinsky
    Dec 7 22:25 pm |
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  • How Do the Best Performing Stocks of the Decade Compare to Predictions in 2000? [View article]
    To everyone who's saying that Fortune's picks didn't have a chance: yes there was a chance. Why wasn't Fortune saying stay away from... More »
    Comment by Shane Milburn
    Dec 7 20:27 pm |
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  • How Do the Best Performing Stocks of the Decade Compare to Predictions in 2000? [View article]
    Ok lets chose a different starting point. How about 1971 when the nasdaq opened, which has performed better the nasdaq or the s&p? In... More »
    Comment by Jacob Wolinsky
    Dec 7 12:47 pm |
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  • How Do the Best Performing Stocks of the Decade Compare to Predictions in 2000? [View article]
    Agreed, given your choice of 2000, there is no way the tech stocks could POSSIBLY look good. Given that, you really are unfairly... More »
    Comment by brewer
    Dec 7 12:01 pm |
    Rating: 0 -1
  • How Do the Best Performing Stocks of the Decade Compare to Predictions in 2000? [View article]
    I would like to see NTWK on that list in ten years
    Comment by Charto
    Dec 7 08:52 am |
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  • How Do the Best Performing Stocks of the Decade Compare to Predictions in 2000? [View article]
    Great article! It shows what blithering twits so called self proclaimed analysts are. The individuals who act on the forecasts are... More »
    Comment by CJ-49
    Dec 7 08:00 am |
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  • How Do the Best Performing Stocks of the Decade Compare to Predictions in 2000? [View article]
    Another fantastic article from you. I agree predictions on the next best stock is highly risky and the liklihood of being wrong far... More »
    Comment by slam stocks
    Dec 7 03:06 am |
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  • How Do the Best Performing Stocks of the Decade Compare to Predictions in 2000? [View article]
    The article was written in August 2000, when am I supposed to start measuring the stock performance after it bottomed three years later... More »
    Comment by Jacob Wolinsky
    Dec 6 19:21 pm |
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  • How Do the Best Performing Stocks of the Decade Compare to Predictions in 2000? [View article]
    I am no fan of any of these companies and I certainly do not own any - neither the winners or the losers. But I do not think that the... More »
    Comment by mplaut
    Dec 6 19:08 pm |
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