turtle_bomb_squad's Comments RSS Syndication from SeekingAlpha.com http://seekingalpha.comuser/177916/comments http://seekingalpha.com/article/95893-don-t-believe-everything-you-hear-about-sirius?source=feed#comment-263393 263393 Wed, 24 Sep 2008 09:25:56 -0400 http://seekingalpha.com/article/96798-don-t-blame-fannie-and-freddie?source=feed#comment-262842 262842 Your speculations as to the current White House administrations motives are completely unfounded and based on conspiracy theory. Yes, the public is partially to blame. When a person cannot look at their financial situation and make a sound decision about affordability of a mortgage, it is their fault too. Also, you really need to point your finger in the direction of Bill Clinton as well as Bush. Clinton started this mortgage garbage in 2000 and then handed the ball to Bush who fumbled it as well. Get your head out of the sand. Think for yourself instead of what your political party tells you to think.

Great article.]]> Tue, 23 Sep 2008 16:14:31 -0400 Your speculations as to the current White House administrations motives are completely unfounded and based on conspiracy theory. Yes, the public is partially to blame. When a person cannot look at their financial situation and make a sound decision about affordability of a mortgage, it is their fault too. Also, you really need to point your finger in the direction of Bill Clinton as well as Bush. Clinton started this mortgage garbage in 2000 and then handed the ball to Bush who fumbled it as well. Get your head out of the sand. Think for yourself instead of what your political party tells you to think.

Great article.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/90490-mel-karmazin-delivers-in-mad-money-interview?source=feed#comment-229388 229388 I'm riding this turd to the bottom...

Shoot. I need more toilet paper.]]> Wed, 13 Aug 2008 10:44:59 -0400 I'm riding this turd to the bottom...

Shoot. I need more toilet paper.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/72104-still-too-early-to-buy-sirius-merrill?source=feed#comment-203209 203209
I guess using a simple analogy is too low on the intelligence pole for someone with your enhanced intellectual fortitude. You go you super smart uber intelligent investor guy. Be proud in knowing you are smarter than this "slow" turtle...Another analogy that apparently is beneath your godlike I.Q.

I really could care less that you own a building by the way or about the view. I hear Manhattan smells great with all of the pollution. Two points for tooting your own horn. I bet you stare at yourself in the mirror for long periods of time telling yourself how sexy you look. You go you sexy beast.

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I guess using a simple analogy is too low on the intelligence pole for someone with your enhanced intellectual fortitude. You go you super smart uber intelligent investor guy. Be proud in knowing you are smarter than this "slow" turtle...Another analogy that apparently is beneath your godlike I.Q.

I really could care less that you own a building by the way or about the view. I hear Manhattan smells great with all of the pollution. Two points for tooting your own horn. I bet you stare at yourself in the mirror for long periods of time telling yourself how sexy you look. You go you sexy beast.

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]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/72104-still-too-early-to-buy-sirius-merrill?source=feed#comment-150314 150314 What does this "administration" have to do with it? The market did the damage to itself and then turned to the government with its hand out to fix a problem created by the inner beast. Greed.
Then, when the governement didn't react the way which was expected of, it the market complained that the government wasn't doing enough to fix it. Boo hoo - welcome to the reality of market economics.

Sounds like a case of the baker blaming the bread after he burns it.]]> Mon, 14 Apr 2008 09:39:11 -0400 What does this "administration" have to do with it? The market did the damage to itself and then turned to the government with its hand out to fix a problem created by the inner beast. Greed.
Then, when the governement didn't react the way which was expected of, it the market complained that the government wasn't doing enough to fix it. Boo hoo - welcome to the reality of market economics.

Sounds like a case of the baker blaming the bread after he burns it.]]>