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    • Mon Sep 15th 12:21 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Five Challenges Ahead as the Corporate Soup Lines Grow
      Matt, any news from the other side of the credit derivatives time machine. There has to be at least $300 trillion left in the forces pulling us towards the black hole you mentioned back in March.


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    • Mon Sep 15th 11:59 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      How Split Second Program Trading Affects the Market
      whidbey, I agree as database capacity and processor speed continues to increase exponentially these "tools" mindlessly shape our lives. What comes after yottabyte?
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    • Mon Sep 15th 07:16 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Apple: Leading the Way to a Total Tech Breakdown
      Some articles and comments have suggested market is still way over valued. It's also possible we could see 8000 again. Facts are clear, interpretations not so clear.
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    • Mon Sep 15th 07:04 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Record Labels Are Betting on MySpace Music
      While I'm a huge fan of iPod, Mac etc., iTunes is frustrating in many ways. Call it lack of freedom due to the proprietary stance Apple has taken with all it's products, it's the only negative experience connected to the use of their stuff. It's annoying the myriad file extensions and limitations. I'm (slightly) aware that the proprietary nature of Apples business is partly why they are able to make such great products. So the complaint/argument is complex as usual.
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    • Mon Sep 15th 06:53 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Record Labels Are Betting on MySpace Music
      Just previewed Gnarls Barkley on Myspace. Very nice.
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    • Sun Sep 14th 18:12 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Brookings Panel on Economic Activity Conference: Housing Market and Fed Activity
      It may not be illegal but most likely still punishable after death lol
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    • Sun Sep 14th 12:10 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      CE Spending Looks Dismal - But Macs Set to Hit New All-Time High
      rattyuk what about the notion that mac runs on graphics, and windows on math? And thanks, now I have to look up what is a root user. Assuming right off that it's not a tubervore of some kind lol
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    • Sun Sep 14th 11:57 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Greenspan on McCain Tax Policy: No Reduction Without Corresponding Spending Cuts
      Greenspan should be interpolated not interpreted... to the annals of history where he belongs. Probably engineered the age of turbulence just to help his book sales.
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    • Sun Sep 14th 11:33 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Super Bowl Ads Are Still a Touchdown in Slow Economy
      It remains to be seen weather this fb season will have the same or comparable interest as last years Brady driven magnet effect. Maybe that was a bubble of it's own.
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    • Sun Sep 14th 11:26 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      CE Spending Looks Dismal - But Macs Set to Hit New All-Time High
      Anyone know why Macs are less hackable? Just curious
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    • Sun Sep 14th 11:08 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Brookings Panel on Economic Activity Conference: Housing Market and Fed Activity
      Ok, but only because there was an extra word...

      We are not a hunter gatherer society. That's where the Coase fairy is.
      One group is strengthening itself at the expense of another. You could argue that the gift economy does exist for the economic group holding the reins, the market economy for the income earning homeowner, and that may be an answer to your Coase question. Musing along a little further, maybe capitalism has a Jekyll and Hyde personality or personality disorder. Although it might be more interesting to go back to the beginnings of capitalism in the 12th century city of Bruges, Belgum, and the development of markets, finance, and cash flows that followed in the wake of their re-opening their canal, eventually making it the main link to trade in the Mediterranean until the 15th century when silt started refilling the canal again. During that time, wealth and social upheaval appeared hand in hand as would be expected, and throwing aside the usual panoply of anachronisms, has continued on through to the present.
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    • Sun Sep 14th 11:00 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Brookings Panel on Economic Activity Conference: Housing Market and Fed Activity
      Whome?
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    • Sun Sep 14th 10:24 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Brookings Panel on Economic Activity Conference: Housing Market and Fed Activity
      We are not a hunter gatherer society. That's where the Coase fairy is.
      One group is strengthening itself at the expense of another. You could argue that the gift economy does exist for the economic group holding the reins, the market economy for the income earning homeowner, and that may be an answer to your Coase question. Musing along a little further, maybe capitalism has a Jekyll and Hyde personality or personality disorder. Although it might be more interesting to go back to the beginnings of capitalism in the 12th century city of Bruges, Belgum, and the development of markets, finance, and cash flows that followed in the wake of their re-opening their canal, and eventually making it the main link to trade in the Mediterranean until the 15th century when silt started refilling the canal again. During that time, wealth and social upheaval appeared hand in hand as would be expected, and throwing aside the usual panoply of anachronisms, has continued on through to the present.
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    • Sat Sep 13th 15:02 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      An Optimist Looks at the Market
      Greetings spaceman. We received the news that all is well on your planet! Will follow your advice here on earth, and look forward to the time when things start to look up again more permanently.
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    • Fri Sep 12th 08:04 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News
      Not boring. " Says Jim Croft, of the Mortgage Asset Research Institute, "Real estate inflation bailed out an awful lot of bad loans." " Inscrutable wtf?
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