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Thu Feb 14th 19:39 PM | Rating: 0 0
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10 Reasons To Steer Clear Of Dollar Denominated Bonds

Goldbugs are out of their mind.
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Wed Feb 13th 18:56 PM | Rating: 0 0
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Book Review: Jim Rogers' "A Bull in China"

rlirph, can more be converted in Hong Kong?
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Tue Feb 12th 19:28 PM | Rating: 0 0
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Claymore Launches Three Total Market Stock and Bond ETFs

The link on claymore's site to the UEM prospectus isn't working www.claymore.com/fund/...
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Tue Feb 12th 14:46 PM | Rating: 0 0
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Qualcomm Battles for the Guts of the Cell Phone

How about Word vs. Wordperfect, Excel vs. Lotus 1-2-3, Windows vs. MacOS, Visual Studio vs. Borland, and Netscape vs. Internet Explorer? The track record may not be flawless, but having a better product doesn't mean the company is in zero danger. The possibility of a takeover helps but I'm not convinced it's enough to count as a built-in insurance policy.

Microsoft released under Ballmer (and had success with) the Xbox, the Xbox 360, Windows XP, and Vista. I don't quite remember when they bought Bungie...if that was when Ballmer was President or when he was CEO, but certainly that turned out to be a great investment. Windows Media DRM looks like it will dominate that space as well.
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Tue Feb 12th 12:45 PM | Rating: 0 0
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Qualcomm Battles for the Guts of the Cell Phone

Isn't Microsoft's history full of them beating companies who had a better product?
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Sun Feb 10th 15:18 PM | Rating: 0 0
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Google To Acquire Stake in CNet?

"Another scenario is that these rumors have originated with call buyers who took a hit after CNET issued lackluster guidance this week and were left holding the bag."

Seems a lot more likely to me.
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Sat Feb 9th 16:34 PM | Rating: 0 0
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Goodbye, Commerce Bancorp: Vernon Hill Mourns the End of an Era

The only time I went into Commerce was the free coin counting. Rates were too crappy to bank there (speaking of nickel-and-diming).
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Fri Feb 8th 20:38 PM | Rating: 0 0
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Bill Miller on Oil, Silver, Other Commodities: Don't Buy! (DBC, SLV, USO)

...or use this preview.tinyurl.com/yu...
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Fri Feb 8th 20:37 PM | Rating: 0 0
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Bill Miller on Oil, Silver, Other Commodities: Don't Buy! (DBC, SLV, USO)

It's amazing how bad this advice turned out to be http%3A//finance.yahoo...
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Tue Jan 15th 16:58 PM | Rating: 0 0
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Safety in Sin Stocks: Good Bets For a Slowing Economy

There's an ETF for some of these in PUF but extremely low volume.
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Tue Jan 15th 01:50 AM | Rating: 0 0
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Citigroup Dividend Cut: Just Talk

Wow, don't you guys look smart now?

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26 Comments

10 Reasons To Steer Clear Of Dollar Denominated Bonds

Book Review: Jim Rogers' "A Bull in China"

Claymore Launches Three Total Market Stock and Bond ETFs

Qualcomm Battles for the Guts of the Cell Phone

Qualcomm Battles for the Guts of the Cell Phone

Google To Acquire Stake in CNet?

Goodbye, Commerce Bancorp: Vernon Hill Mourns the End of an Era

Bill Miller on Oil, Silver, Other Commodities: Don't Buy! (DBC, SLV, USO)

Bill Miller on Oil, Silver, Other Commodities: Don't Buy! (DBC, SLV, USO)

Safety in Sin Stocks: Good Bets For a Slowing Economy

Citigroup Dividend Cut: Just Talk

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