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    • Tue Feb 26th 16:55 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Last Year's Leaders Have Become This Year's Laggards
      I'm fascinated at the personalisation of any comments either for or against securities on this site. Play the ball, not the player. If these companies are demonstrably good values, prove it to yourself with evidence and analysis rather than historical lines on a chart. And then buy them. Sentiment, hope, and attempting to silence contrary views shows desperation. If your idea of investing is just praying for sunshine, I want the other side of your trades.
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    • Tue Feb 26th 16:30 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Greenspan's Latest: Oil Boom Will Likely 'Go on Forever'
      The only thing which "goes up forever" is the absurdity level of Greenspan's prognostications. New supply coming online, even on a very short term basis, total conviction on the part of "the many" that oil has no realistic possibility of declining and a significant softening of the BRIC countries and one of, if not its main customer, the US of A (tigher credit, higher non-discretionary spend, housing price declines, etc. etc.) could easily produce a very very significant local decline in the price. Is it going to $200/bl before we take our cars to the dump? Sure, but that could be 10 years from now. Virtually no one sees a depression coming. Least of all Green-spanner-in-the works.
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    • Thu Feb 14th 17:27 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      The Most Bullish Sign I've Seen In Awhile
      Tomorrow will not look like today or yesterday. The money lending machine is broken and it is not going to be back in operation any time soon. It puts the squeeze on everyone. It increases interest expenses for businesses and households, especially ones whose finances are doubtful or marginal. The old tips, tricks, gadgets and rules of thumb like sentiment do not work when the jig is up and the game changes. This is about behavior not support levels, sentiment, free cash balances or any other metric. I cannot figure out if folks are blind, driving using the rearview mirror or in some kind of trance. It's time to wake up and realise that the collateral is being liquidated to repay the debt, the debt is -- whereever possible -- being recalled, repriced or no longer extended. The ground rules have changed. We're not in Kansas anymore.
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