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Tuesday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets, Technical Indicators

David -
Another great post, thanks. I look forward to reading you every day. Great data.

Investing in a Post-Fact Society (a/k/a Were the Good Times a Mirage?)

If Tony Soprano posts that limp dick list again, I'll cast my "Greenspan-be-gone" spell on him!

The Visa IPO: Taking a Wait and See Approach

Yea, but what happens when the recession deepens and the economy slows down?

Market Outlook: Watch Out, the Signs Can Be Deceiving

Michael -
I have to say I'm in your corner in this one. IMHO, most of the big banks are rotten to the core and a lot of them will fail, no matter what the fed does. After all, you can't cure too much debt by adding more debt!
Excelent article with many thought provoking comments.

How Do You Cure a Credit Bubble?

Exactly what I've been yammering about for the last three months, i.e., you can't fix too much debt with more debt! Is there an easy answer? Not that I can see. Only pain until housing values and mortgage amounts come back into some sort of balance.

The Big Whoosh: Is This The Beginning?

Absolutely, Herb. It's gonna be a looong, hot summer.

$200 Oil Is a Very Real Possibility

Nothing spurs innovation like high prices. This is not to say that new oil wil be "created" but ways will be found to work around the oil shortage with substitutes and new processes to refine existing "un-recoverable" supplies.

The best thing to ever happen to the renewable energy sources, i.e., wind, solar, geothermal, is $100/bbl oil.

Some Fascinating Facts About Fed Injections

I agree 100%. You can't cure having too much debt by issuing more debt. I'm afraid some banks must fail. I only hope that what I make from shorting the financials will keep up with inflation.

Fed Pours More Debt on the Fire

Cheesecake, the problem is that it will NEVER be enough! Like I said before, you can't fix too much debt with more debt!

Bernanke Invents a New Weapon

"...they might at least be enough to keep the markets functioning relatively smoothly on the way down."

Since the Fed has no way to control the difference between the housing value and the debt owed on it, I guess that's about all we can hope for, isn't it?

Look out below!

Short Covering Helps Boost Stocks

You can't fix too much debt by adding more dept. Like phdinsuntanning above, I'm staying short... but my finger will be on the trigger!

SunPower Corp.: Something New Under The Sun

At noon today SPWR was $122. That was the fastest 6 months I've ever experenced! I thought time would fly after I retired but this is rediculus!