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    • Thu Sep 4th 15:12 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Why Commodities May Be Nearing a Turning Point
      I am still surpised when I see how far and for how long markets (people) can drive something too far in a particular direction. I guess you have to drive something further each time to keep the surprise factor going.
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    • Tue Jul 15th 11:48 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      ForeclosureS.com: One Million Foreclosures By Year's End [Housing Tracker]
      The banks were making bad loans expecting them stay affloat just long enough for the them to be repackaged and sold off. I think they were hoping the Chinese would buy them all up.
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    • Sat Jul 12th 11:45 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      The Dollar's Decline: Taking Responsibility for the Future
      So who is going to be the next world power.....China is just catching up a little, I don't see them founding the next great wave of innovation and productivity. They are just coming out of the dumps for most of their people. Same with India. Brazil is riding the fallacy of ethanol. You tell me who is smarter, more innovative.........
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    • Tue Jul 8th 11:41 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Is There Really an Inflation Conundrum?
      I don't think there is a brink, sure stuff is still overvalued, but after everthing is valued correctly we still have the same stuff we had before so why are we worse off? After everyone get over the fear of stuff going down further we can get back to business. The US can compete we just need to focus on the jobs others can't do, not what they can do cheaper. Oversimplified, maybe, but we need to step back and look at where everyone stands in relation to each other.
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    • Sat May 24th 03:02 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Bill Gross: Inflation and Higher Food Prices for the Next Decade
      sounds like a bunch of conspiracy nuts here.....problem is everyone is seeing the same thing now...uh oh.
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    • Wed Apr 2nd 00:09 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Bill Gross: If Housing Prices Decline Further, So Does the Economy
      Bill Gross communist....good one. He is one of the smartest out there in my opinion. Letting the fools and greedy off burns my hide and I actually enjoy watching them suffer as I have waited this last 5 years to purchase a home and still have not, but markets that went too far one way will go too far the other and we don't need a broken back. Question is where is the straw.
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    • Tue Apr 1st 14:48 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Bill Gross: If Housing Prices Decline Further, So Does the Economy
      I think what he is trying to say is that this mess has gone too far now to let those guilty (home buyers......and lenders) hold the bag by themselves. Do we want to get dragged down with them just for spite.
      We need to hold the Fed responsible and not give them more power.

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    • Mon Mar 17th 23:13 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Warning Signs of a Modern Depression: See 1990 Japan
      Americans are very productive and innovative. We just need to get control of consumption and divert it to investment and education. The rest of the world is catching up but that doesn't mean we have to go down.
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    • Mon Feb 4th 13:17 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Herb Greenberg Calls Out Larry Kudlow
      I believe Bill Gross was off by a year or so too (I was off by a few which is a little too early)......making a nice buck now.

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    • Mon Dec 24th 14:30 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Money Supply Growth? It's Much Worse Than That!
      Why do you think they stopped measuring M3.......
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    • Wed Dec 5th 22:49 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      An Analysis of Ben Stein's Beef with Goldman Sachs
      I saw him on Kudlow, and it seemed he was mixing two accusations
      1: Goldman was pushing these "speculative"... securities during the top of the market while their econmist was bearish on the market and
      2:now that they are short he is being recognized and getting even gloomier to push the market down and improve their short position.

      Of course they were trying to dump these securities at the top and get short - don't we all - The problem is when they do that and have a fiduciary responsibility to their clients.

      I guess it's all about transfer of wealth from misinformed losers to the well positioned rich smart guys.....
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    • Wed Nov 28th 21:28 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      The Macroeconomics of Buying Green
      I agree 100% - you have pressure from three places to drive alternative energies higher 1. Carbon threat, 2. Oil prices, 3. National interest to avoid foreign debt and dependance. Even if you don't solve the problem you can still make tons of money on great niches and eager money.
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    • Tue Nov 27th 18:18 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Citigroup Receives $7.5 Billion Capital Infusion from Abu Dhabi
      "foreigners"
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    • Tue Nov 27th 18:16 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Citigroup Receives $7.5 Billion Capital Infusion from Abu Dhabi
      Exactly Frank, piece by piece we are selling America for Oil....just before the foreigner were willing to buy our treasuries, now they want our real assest.....
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    • Fri Nov 16th 12:44 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Bargain-Hunting Hedgies and CEOs Poised to Bring Closure to Credit Woes
      The hedge funds will bail as soon as they hit their stop loss limits, so I wouldn't hold them out as much of a floor unless you like building with tissue paper.
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