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    • Fri Sep 12th 07:51 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Boeing Strike Seems More Like Corporate Terrorism
      From what I have read, the real problem the machinists have with BA is not wages but that so much of the dreamliner's parts are coming from off shore or from non-union origins. In other words, they are not necessarily dissatisfied with current conditions, but worried about a future where BA doesn't need them at all.
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    • Tue Sep 9th 09:21 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Dryshippers: A Buy or a Sell?
      This is a news item from today, that talks about the demand in China for rebuilding infrastucture destroyed in their recent earthquake. ~$200B over three years. That is alot of unanticipated commodity demand.

      news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20...
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    • Tue Jul 29th 09:02 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Target is Roadkill - Cramer's Stop Trading (7/28/08)
      I don't know how anyone can rely on the accuracy of these synopses when the editors can't even get their dates correct.
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    • Thu May 22nd 10:29 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      U.S. Credit Card Industry Moving into Uncharted Territory
      If banks, or the federal government for that matter, have to sustain higher losses on creditcard defaults, they will inevitably have to pass some of that on to MA and V in some form or another (i.e. lower transaction fees) and/or they will issue cards with higher interest rates, or even require fees to the consumer for their use. Any of that will be a detriment to V and MA's profitablity. Then there is the fact that consumer spending will likely contract with gas prices going ever higher.

      disclosure: short V
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    • Thu May 22nd 09:45 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      The Triple Play: Oil Addicts, The Credit Crunch and Deflation
      "The fact the U.S. government (under the auspices of the Federal Reserve) are printing out ridiculous amounts of money."

      Please explain how this is deflationary? Perhaps you mean devaluation of the dollar?

      Seems like we have more money chasing fewer goods, which should be inflationary.
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    • Thu Apr 12th 10:11 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Central Pet and Garden: Gem Of A Stock
      The Book Value mentioned here, doesn't take into account CENT's special stock dividend back in early February. This also accounts for the author's mistaken p/e. It's a very misleading article. Unless somehow I am missing something.
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