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    • E*Trade: Hindsight with Binoculars [view article]
      Well I hope all people realize that with the big mouth of Citi's Bhatia running off to the media like he did, he literally caused the demise of all of those in the financial industry by doing what he did! Why is this man still employed? Other than driving down the price of E*Trade and giving Citi the chance of a lifetime to soak up millions of shares of E*Trade (Yes for those of you who don't already know, Citi bought millions more shares of the very financial institution they were claiming would go Bankrupt!). What is it when you have and employ an individual to downgrade the very financial institution you are snapping up millions of shares of ? Oh yes, thats right... Anyone call the SEC yet? Apr 28 07:53 AM
    • Read This Before Buying E*Trade [view article]
      I want to say this in regards to both sides of this debate. America is on the brink of recovery. All that is needed that will cause economic recovery is for investors to sway to the upside with their support in all levels of good due diligence on the part of companies performing in the positive manner that they have been in readjusting and re-evaluating their positions with regard to the sub-prime. E*Trade has done this and investors have taken sides with them and are causing them to grow. America as a whole needs to reexamine their positions... Do we want to pass or fail as a nation? The power is in our own hands " and pockets" as - we should not jump to the best performing equity over the other, but we should examine what our decisions will reflect on our peers as they see us react to the plausible scenarios at hand. The stock market as a whole can be fragile. All concerned parties are aware that the financial markets are at risk here, - They always are and always have been - That
      s not the real question.... The real question is what are you doing to perpetuate a better America? Keep your posts of our economy in a positive light and you will see the light... However, throw on dire scenarios and focus on the ultimate risk, and you will keep the spirit of recovery in the gutter. It is far past the time Investors abroad see the "light to recovery" and realize that we have finally seen the bottom provided analysts and "bashers" give it a rest. It's far past the time to stop reporting on the negative facets of "What Ultimately Could Happen If Everyone Stops Paying Their Bills" and move forward and give due diligence to responsible reporting by stimulating the economy by alerting folks to the upside. Start concentrating on the upside and you will indeed see an upside. Seek the negative and you will certainly find it. I do hold a position in E*Trade and as an investor, I did my due diligence, and I find it foolish and irresponsible to report as you did in this article as if all of the worldly investors, hedge fund corporations, and corporate financial managers have not given weight to the preceding aforementioned points you so clearly pointed out. You simply must print a retraction statement and clearly state how ruthless and over critical you were to print a statement with such regard to the unknown. As an investor and business owner, I am shocked that you of all men would write such an article so far past the recovery of such a company as E*trade. I say to you all, Where are all the proponents of our economic society? Responsible investing requires our attention to both the good times and the bad times, the ups and the downs. E*Trade Has Adapted and Will Overcome! Long E*Trade... aajones7472000@yahoo.c...       Feb 19 01:01 AM
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