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Thursday Outlook: Commodities, Global Markets

Bank Shill Bove...I don't know how he shaves all those faces each morning...oh,wait...he has a beard.

That explains it..

Thanks again for your work,Dave.

First Impressions Don't Mean Much to Dick Bove

Bove is a bank shill...go back 3 years and see how you would have done on his advice going forward.Even with the recent rally,you would have lost a pile...

He's worthless...

Looking for Potential Sinkers in the S&P 1500

Glad to know others appreciate Mr.Shaw...I have for years.

Wish I had listened more often...could have avoided some of the pain...oh,well...


On Oct 16 06:47 PM SeekingTruth wrote:

> Richard, I read with great interest your splendid article :
> VOLUME PERSPECTIVE ON US & CHINA ETF's and will study it at length
> over time , it's a "keeper" for sure.
> Many thanks for responding to a reader request so well and quickly.
>
> In at least a purely financial sense (really more), I am moved to
> think that SA could also be an abbreviation for :
> "Saints Abound", which you have clearly demonstrated with this treasure
> trove of info about a subtle but hugely important subject.
> I also agree completely with the article Summary and view's that
> you provided.
> I'm also sure this article will get the attention and appreciation
> of those owning the listed stocks as well.
> All I have to do now is dig in and enjoy!
> Many Thanks again.

American Austerity Is About to Begin

I admire Mr. Schiff for his consistent message....it has not changed for years.

Can't say that for many pols...hope he doesn't change when he becomes one....

Thursday Outlook: Commodities, Global Markets

David..try Walmart...my office chair was only $80 and is very comfortable and durable.

thanks for your work...


On Oct 08 09:42 AM David Fry wrote:

> I should have mentioned we returned an item to Best Buy and noticed
> that the TV we had purchased at the same time a few days earlier
> had its heavily discounted price slashed another $200 which the store
> credited us.
>
> I guess we should go there once a week until the 30 day price guarantee
> expires.
>
> We also were looking for office chairs but none of the big box stores
> carried them any longer--Macy's, J.C. Penny, Sears and so forth.
> But my wife noticed the incredible amount of merchandise, particularly
> clothing, that stores maintained. Further, there were very few people
> manning the cash registers.
>
> This is view from the Fry's in a large mall in Manchester, NH. Hardly
> very scientific.

Money Supply: The Myth of Hyperinflation

When a country gives tax credits to corps. to move American jobs offshore,all is lost.

If we had enough jobs,we wouldn't be having this conversation.....We don't even make our own shoes and underwear anymore.

Game On for the Markets?

Thanks for a good,honest article...and good comments,as well.

Very hard to be a trader right now...

Sony (SNE) plans to put Google's (GOOG) browser on laptops in the U.S., the first such deal for Chrome since its debut. Google says it wants similar deals with other PC firms; without those partnerships, the Sony deal may be too small to matter.

I have used Chrome exclusively,since the day it came out...its blazing fast and very simple to use.

Surprised it hasn't gained more traction...

Why Aren't Bond Yields Any Higher?

I'm surprised that the Bond Vigilantes haven't reared their head yet...

It's coming...

According to bank analyst Dick Bove, many bank stocks sell at higher multiples today than during the high-growth 2002-06 period. What's more, "those companies with the least chance of recapturing their 2007 earnings peak" performed best in the recent rally. Bove suggests investors buy 'high quality' banks (including HCBK and JPM), "not the ones perceived to be offering the biggest 'bang for the buck.'"

Bank Shill Bove strikes again....what a disgrace....

Short Interest Update on Sears

I'm sure there was lots of covering,given the big decline....

Friday Roundup: Commodities, Emerging Markets

I've had the same problem....3 times....but theres no pattern that I can discern....also picked the same thing up at Clusterstock...

High-quality companies - those with a "wide moat" between them and the competition - are getting dusted in this rally, says Morningstar's Jeremy Glaser. Lower-quality companies are up more than 26% vs. the high-quality firms' +4.8%.

There's a lot that doesn't make sense in this rally...but gov. intervention trumps all..

Friday Outlook: Commodities, Global Markets

Thanks for a look at those other tech ETFs....in all the excitement of the market lately,I'd forgotten about them....Oh,well...

Retail Sales Disappoint - Again

Also,prices are up quite a bit on groceries,for the past year...looks like about 15-20% on items I buy regularly.And food stamps are being used by many people in my area.

This would certainly be bullish for grocery chains....