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    • Tue May 6th 00:26 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Why Yahoo Shouldn't Buy Back Its Own Stock
      Pure greed! They should have taken the offer at 33. Let them all suffer now. Yahoo is not worth 37 a share and that is why it was trading at 18 before MSFT put in a bid. Look at all the offers that flooded MS's bid... Yeah management is stupid but not that stupid to waste 2B in a stock buy back. Sorry Charlie.. it's time to take your medicine! Hope it trades down to 10.
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    • Wed Apr 16th 09:49 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Deutsche Bank: Sigma Sell-off on Baird Note Unwarranted
      "I didn't think Baird's call would do THAT much damage to SIGM stock". So if I induced panic by releasing a really negative memo, and possibly informed key clients to sell short, I shouldn't expect much damage to a stock’s price in an overly sensitive market? Time for a real investigation on this one…..
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    • Tue Apr 15th 16:53 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Baird: Sigma Designs Losing Major Customers
      Seriously would love to know the full disclosure of the people involved with this bear raid! Robert Baird short --- any SEC lawyers out in the audience? Sure smells like market manipulation to me. Perfect example why the uptick rule should be reversed.
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    • Thu Apr 3rd 00:15 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Gold Bubble May Be Coming to an End
      DougM - Word is people (joe retail) are starting to sell their gold jewelry. Hmmm just very similar IMO to when I would sit at Starbucks two years ago and all you would hear about is people talking about real estate. Can a parallel be drawn here? Rather place my bet on oil as all it takes is Iran to start something to send prices to 200+ a barrel.
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    • Wed Mar 19th 17:57 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Pacific Ethanol: Juicy Details From Tuesday's 10-K
      Funny how Brazil manages to fuel 60% of their fuel needs from sugar based ethanol. Corn ethanol, even subsidized, will promote bio-fuel innovation! How fast was the first computer? How high did the first plane fly? It’s only a matter of time before corn derived ethanol is replaced.

      For example, here’s a quote from a press release from a startup: "The failure of corn-based ethanol stocks spotlights the contrast between Gulf Ethanol and it competitors. With corn at $5.64 per bushel, we can get cellulose at $45 per ton," noted JT Cloud, Gulf's President. "Our feedstock costs will be about $0.45 per gallon while existing producers' feedstock costs are near $2.00 per gallon. That revolutionizes the economics of ethanol and makes Gulf ethanol a great contrarian play to corn based ethanol stock," he concluded.

      So it looks like the news can’t get any worse for corn ethanol, and it just so happens to coincide with the commodity bubble ready to pop. Are we at a bottom? It’s really a shame that guys like Herb loath the industry so much, because our foreign oil policy is a joke.
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