Lilliana

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    • ON: Sun Oct 12th 10:48 AM
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      The Financial System is Finished
      Absolutly Finished...Chicken Little said so..
      He was last seen running down the street screaming
      'The sky has fallen..The sky has fallen"
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    • ON: Sun Oct 12th 10:44 AM
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      Eight European Stocks with Excellent Yields
      You forgot ..Lloyds TSB.........just look at its yield and no subprime.
      But then thats a bank....who wants a bank.?
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    • ON: Sun Oct 12th 10:40 AM
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      Paulson's Failure
      How can Paulson have failed...he hasnt done anything yet...Dah.
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    • ON: Sun Oct 12th 10:37 AM
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      Yet Another Bailout Proposal
      Why not lower or eliminate capital gains tax.
      The market, banks and the economy will take off...
      Investment and money will come out of the woodwork.
      But thats too simple...rite.?
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    • ON: Sun Oct 12th 10:34 AM
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      The Bottom's Within Sight - Barron's
      As the man said,while on the raft.

      After 40 days 0f continuous rain...

      Will this rain ever stop.?
      It always does.
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    • ON: Thu Oct 2nd 13:14 PM
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      Fortis Fails: Who's Next?
      IOHO a paid " Scare Monger" and "Sensationalist&q... ?
      Lloyds bank has been around for over 250 years and has steered clear of the sub-prime mess.
      The amalgamation with HBOS is a no cash stock deal.
      Actually" Fortis" completely over extended itself on the NV Ambro purchase and lost their posterior.
      Understand Leverage, is a normal part of Bank investing and
      is well regulated.
      Wonder how much this guy got paid for this article.?
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    • ON: Thu Sep 18th 12:37 PM
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      Lloyds Buys HBOS: Good Deal or Bad?
      LLoyds is getting this merger at a gift price along with the UK Goverment approval. and sanction ( Which they coulnd get with Abbey, that eventually went to Santander/Spain)
      Knowledge and Experience is worth far more than obscure numbers on leverage ...Lloyds has been in finance and banking for about 261 years and in our opinion, knows what it is doing when it merges with HBOS
      Lloyds are pros and know exactly what is going on in the market and the world.
      It is strongly stated that a large China bank is taking a heavy stake in Lloyds...what a combination , ....onwards and upwards.....
      Alpha.....Call back in two years on the value of Lloyds.

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    • ON: Sat Aug 30th 11:58 AM
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      Will You Look Back on Today as Your Greatest Missed Opportunity?
      Yes... The rewards GREATLY outweigh the risks.
      Great investments abound.
      However, the sheep see nothing but doom and gloom ,with the sky falling.
      The worst is over..new money is flowing into the market
      However, lets get through September..always the worst month in the annual maket cycle
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    • ON: Thu Jul 31st 11:00 AM
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      Bank Stocks: Another Day Through The Looking Glass
      Didnt "W "wish that Social Security enter Wall Street with its funds...only a few short months ago.?
      How bright does this sound now.???"
      So much for the boy wonder.
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    • ON: Mon Jul 21st 13:25 PM
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      Short Sales: SEC Turns Back the Clock to 1931
      NOTE WELL
      Quote
      He that sells what isnt his'en must pay his debts or go to prison..
      ( Long standing rule..which has stood the test of time.)
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    • ON: Sun Jul 20th 21:20 PM
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      Short Selling: Others Want Protection Too
      JWT
      You are so correct. NAKED SHORTING IS AN ABOMINATION
      Naked short selling is nothing more IOHO ...the all time scam.
      Unfortunatly many of the large funds are using custmers equity ( without express sanction)to lend stock...which in turn debases the overall value of the market..This is both morally and legally wrong..and wont go unpunished.
      They are diging their own financial disaster.
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    • ON: Sun Jul 20th 05:13 AM
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      Why It's Time to Invest in Domestic Banks
      What has NAKED SHORTING done todisrupt the market?
      IOHO..The SEC must remove this "sharp practice"
      Selling ..without actually owning or covering a stock ..is nothing more than injecting gamblers luck into the commodity market. ....at the expense of the overall investor.
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    • ON: Sun Jul 13th 12:37 PM
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      The Week Ahead: Demystifying the Hindenburg Omen
      Eventually everything in the panic will be dumped.
      The market will be sold out. Fortunes are lost.
      New money comes in from iron nerved investors.
      Fabulous bargains abound..(Already)
      The market inches up..on low volume.
      The cycle goes on.. Fortunes are waiting to be made.
      Read "John Train" Financial Times
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    • ON: Tue Jun 24th 21:22 PM
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      High Likelihood of a Market Crash
      The sky is falling,
      Dont talk about the market.
      All is lost
      Stocks loose 20% in one week,
      Doom and Gloom Rush for the exits
      Overmargined speculators cant stand it
      The market is sold out
      THEN
      Fabulous bargains abound
      Fortunes are made
      All is sound in the market.
      Some even say Social Security should invest in stocks.
      Findings
      We are at the Doom and Gloom stage now.
      We;ve seen it all before.



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    • ON: Tue May 20th 14:39 PM
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      Lloyds TSB: Still a Good Bank but Invest with Caution
      Do you honestly think LYG, the ultimate in financial conservancy, wouldnt look carefully at the quality of loans being accepted into cancara.?
      If LYG did (IOHO) not carefully view acceptance of doubtful loans into its cancara structure this would would be an act of gross neglect in its fiduciary responsibility towards shareholders..somethig we cannot invisage or believe being accepted from /byLLOYDS.
      However, we will watch the situation.
      Thankyou for your views.
      lilliana.
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