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    • Sat Aug 9th 15:12 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Bull or Bear Market?
      Ok, guys, quit obsessing on 300 pts moves.

      300 pts moves at Dow 8000 and Dow 11,000 are entirely different numbers.

      Use percentages pls!
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    • Fri Aug 8th 00:35 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      SuperValu: Is It Time To Go Shopping?
      Jake, one of the reasons you stated you liked them, is one of the main reasons I dislike them.

      The fact that WMT and TGT and not competing against them at full super center strength is a reason to avoid them. 'Cuz one day Wal-Mart and Target will get zoning approved for SuperCenters in their turf...and then SVU will be at a big competitive disadvantage.

      Same thing with Safeway.

      I would buy Kroger's, if any, of the grocers since they already largely compete with Wal-Mart and Target with a good portion of their stores.
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    • Wed Aug 6th 02:48 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Cresud: Buying Into Argentina Agriculture
      BTW....Whatever you do, do NOT put in a stop loss on CRESY. This stock is so lightly traded, that if it gets to within 3-4% of your stop loss, it very likely will be priced down just on a spike to steal your shares.

      Use a mental stop loss, if you must, and just watch daily.
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    • Wed Aug 6th 02:45 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Cresud: Buying Into Argentina Agriculture
      Best (and only) advice I think that one can give for CRESY is to buy and put away...and hope for a capitalist revolution one day in Argentina.
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    • Sun Aug 3rd 18:36 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Loading Up for Some Sirius Gains
      Based on the huge # of replies any Sirius articles get here on SeekingAlpha and compared to the # of replies most other articles get, I come to the conclusion that anyone and everyone has already bought SIRI. So who's left to buy to make the price rise? Or is eveyone just going to double down?

      Other than anti-Bill Miller articles, SIRI is almost the only other stock that seems to get replies. Another point to ponder is that where would the Sirius stock price (now $1.46) be if all these rabid shareholders were not heavily invested.

      No other stocks seem to get this kind of love and yet here it is at barely over a buck. What would happen if that "love" fails?

      I only ask the above because I was thinking about buying.
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    • Tue Jul 29th 23:47 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      T. Boone Pickens Dumps His Yahoo Shares
      Wah

      Waaaah

      WAAAAAAAAAH
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    • Fri Jul 25th 14:33 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Crocs: It's the Product, Not the Economy
      But, but, but....

      CROX makes plastic shoes. Plastic shoes, I tell ya!

      Doesn't everyone want plastic shoes!?!!?
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    • Sun Jul 20th 14:29 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Barron's Goes Bullish on Banks, Again
      I don't get it.

      So they decided to "call a bottom" after the stocks rallied 25% or so from the bottom?

      Really going out on a limb, aren't they?

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    • Sat Jul 12th 03:23 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Even the Legends Are Losing in Today's Markets
      Bill Miller -37%?!?!?!

      I knew he was down, but good gawd not that far down.

      I would think this would ruin his name forever, but why do I think that in '09 (or whenever) when his stocks rebound 30%+ CNBC will be treating him as the top guru again. I seriously doubt they remind everyone that it'd take almost 2 years at +30% to get back to break even. And that's just to recoop 2008 losses.

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    • Thu Jul 3rd 19:23 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Pfizer: Dividend Yield Makes It a Haven in This Market
      Pfizer does not lose Lipitor (based on current legal status) until Nov of 2011. So basically starting in 2012.

      Current estimates for 2012 range from $1.50-2.25/ share.
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    • Sun Jun 29th 18:35 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Nokia: Bargain of a Lifetime - Barron's
      "Bargain of a lifetime?"

      How old is that analyst Veverka??? Is he too young to remember when NOK traded at ~$3 in the mid-90's, or even sub $15 just a few years ago.

      He may think it's a good buy now, but good gawd, no reason for him to use silly (easily refuted) hyperbole to make his case.
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    • Sun Jun 22nd 19:37 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      NYSE Stocks with the Highest Short Interest as a % of Float
      The first chart with the # of total shares shorted is a tad misleading since it does not account for stock splits, IPOs, secondary offerings, and takeovers. It needs to be laid out against a chart with the total # of shares outstanding to be accurate.
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    • Fri Jun 20th 03:04 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      General Garbage
      One big difference between the two companies is that GM's debt is rated junk (B) while GE still carries a AAA rating.
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    • Wed Jun 18th 21:53 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Pfizer Settles Lipitor Litigation
      Pfizer is definitely in permabear land. By most estimates, today's news will lead to 50-75 cents in direct profits for Pfizer. Albeit 4 years off, but still....it's there eventually. Yet the stock only rose a nickel. Plus the news should cement in the dividend as secure for that time period.

      But with a permabear stock, it doesn't matter.

      Probably the only thing that will change the permabear stance will be positive pipeline announcements. The good thing about Pfizer and the permabear status is that expectations are zero, and historically speaking, that's the best time to the buy a stock.

      You just have to be patient.
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    • Mon Jun 2nd 02:23 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Wage Inflation on the Horizon
      Wage inflation will eventually happen, but I personally don't expect it to happen for years, other than minimum wage increases. There really has to be a strong economy to ask for and receive salary raises for most professions. Too easy for bosses to just say no, and too hard for employees to quit and hope to find a better job, especially with so many lay-offs.

      In the meantime, there will just be a lowering of the standard of living in the United States. The lower class is already being pinched hard with food and fuel inflation. The middle class will follow down. The weathly will even have it bad, complaining among themselves that stocks are down (at least relative to the dollar.) Like mine are! Pfffft....
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