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    • ON: Mon Apr 21st 15:31 PM
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      Dow Theory Revisited
      sounds awfully optimistic given that it's just a numbers theory.
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    • ON: Mon Apr 21st 15:23 PM
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      Libor Jump Means More Pain for Financials
      I'm a fan of SKF, too. But I'm nervous that all this market nonsense will continue until my SKF is virtually worthless. It makes no sense to me, but this feels like a prolonged rally of sorts, although not a rocket. I just can't see how the market is going up under such circumstances.
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    • ON: Mon Apr 21st 15:18 PM
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      The Treasury, Fed and Bankers Are Setting the Bull Traps
      My wife is scoffing at the markets as well. Perhaps we could start a "'Wives' Who Don't Track the Markets' Market Report."
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    • ON: Sat Apr 12th 14:59 PM
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      America's On Sale - and the World's Buying
      I have to agree with Wakeup. This article is way below SA's usual standards. Who is this author? It does read like a college term paper.
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    • ON: Wed Apr 2nd 14:48 PM
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      Why Yesterday's Optimism Wasn't Warranted
      I'm a real bear at this point. I can't see how the stock market can keep going up in any short term horizon. What's the good news? But I'm stymied by this, the old saying: "Don't fight the Fed" when it comes to investing. To me, Wall St. is mainly a confidence/shell game. And yet it seems that the Wall St. Wunderboyz keep pulling crap out of their hats and we're all buying it. But once again, I come to the oft prudent warning about fighting the Fed. What do you all think?
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