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If there is more info you would like to see, I am sure you are not alone - fill me in and we will try to make the adjustments.


On Jul 11 02:06 AM johngonole wrote:

> The author may be right. Probably right. But the lack of info provided
> means I've got to do hours of research before I can make an informed
> decision. This is how it is with almost all stock picking articles.
> Even the motley fool subscriber newsletters (which I no longer purchase)
> are basically poorly documented sales pitches.]]> Tue, 14 Jul 2009 14:59:08 -0400
If there is more info you would like to see, I am sure you are not alone - fill me in and we will try to make the adjustments.


On Jul 11 02:06 AM johngonole wrote:

> The author may be right. Probably right. But the lack of info provided
> means I've got to do hours of research before I can make an informed
> decision. This is how it is with almost all stock picking articles.
> Even the motley fool subscriber newsletters (which I no longer purchase)
> are basically poorly documented sales pitches.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/136931/comments?source=feed#comment-499829 499829
Nothing in the market is guaranteed, but when you find something that works, you don't try to mentally undo what is done. You stick with it. In our view, it's better to be out of the market wishing you were in than in wishing you were out. Sometimes it's prudent to take a few dollars off the table.


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Nothing in the market is guaranteed, but when you find something that works, you don't try to mentally undo what is done. You stick with it. In our view, it's better to be out of the market wishing you were in than in wishing you were out. Sometimes it's prudent to take a few dollars off the table.


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Now it’s hand-outs, bail-outs, $600 checks… Government guarantees for businesses and people alike who make bad decisions. BS. No parent rewards the bad child at the expense of the good child. Let these bastards fail and feel the pain of their poor choices. The rest of us will buy up their assets when the price is right.

Guarantee you they will never do it again. At the same time send a message to Wall Street and Main Street, you will pay for your mistakes, not the taxpayers who are trying to do it the right way and not just trying to make a buck overnight, regardless of risk.
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Now it’s hand-outs, bail-outs, $600 checks… Government guarantees for businesses and people alike who make bad decisions. BS. No parent rewards the bad child at the expense of the good child. Let these bastards fail and feel the pain of their poor choices. The rest of us will buy up their assets when the price is right.

Guarantee you they will never do it again. At the same time send a message to Wall Street and Main Street, you will pay for your mistakes, not the taxpayers who are trying to do it the right way and not just trying to make a buck overnight, regardless of risk.
]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/81938/comments?source=feed#comment-188876 188876
Also- we need to give ourselves a little breathing room to get to "alternative fuels" and build out the infrastructure.

None of the current "alternatives" are the answer. I hear politicians say we can't drill our way out of this, perhaps that's true. But I know for sure we can't grow enough corn our out of this, or harvest enough sunlight or wind our way out of this, or plug in our cars our way out of this... we haven't found the alternative yet, by drilling and increasing our own production, at least add some time to get there.
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Also- we need to give ourselves a little breathing room to get to "alternative fuels" and build out the infrastructure.

None of the current "alternatives" are the answer. I hear politicians say we can't drill our way out of this, perhaps that's true. But I know for sure we can't grow enough corn our out of this, or harvest enough sunlight or wind our way out of this, or plug in our cars our way out of this... we haven't found the alternative yet, by drilling and increasing our own production, at least add some time to get there.
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A good place to read up on short selling:

www.investopedia.com/t... ]]> Tue, 20 May 2008 09:55:49 -0400
A good place to read up on short selling:

www.investopedia.com/t... ]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/74060/comments?source=feed#comment-157311 157311
The more aggressive types can think about FREEW

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The more aggressive types can think about FREEW

thecorrectcall.com/?p=...]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/71262/comments?source=feed#comment-146012 146012
We think it's undervalued big time and it pays a real nice dividend.

www.thecorrectcall.com... ]]> Sun, 06 Apr 2008 14:22:14 -0400
We think it's undervalued big time and it pays a real nice dividend.

www.thecorrectcall.com... ]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/69650/comments?source=feed#comment-130849 130849
That’s not to say that we don’t take positions in our recommendations from time to time. In light of our recent performance, we wish we owned them all.
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That’s not to say that we don’t take positions in our recommendations from time to time. In light of our recent performance, we wish we owned them all.
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