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Sincerely,

Wocojoe]]> Fri, 24 Jul 2009 09:23:33 -0400
Sincerely,

Wocojoe]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/149596-persistent-ignorance-by-those-who-know-best?source=feed#comment-593668 593668
GE is not a HOG, both do not relate to one another in size nor sector, your point is lost. After reading your posting, I have no intention of reading your book. Of course, the recession is not over, and the next few quarters will be have lack luster returns. Yet, there are bright spots in corporate america, where business seems to have stablized, at lower levels, and will improve in 2010. If you want to focus on doom and gloom then focus on corporations in those sectors in real financial trouble and on the verge of bankruptcy like GM, Chrysler, Citi, etc ... Rather then trashing GE, which is well run, maintaining their business, and financial success in a difficult economy. You picked the wrong stock to diss here, and did not make your point, and lost your focus.

Sorry

Wocojoe]]> Sun, 19 Jul 2009 09:51:36 -0400
GE is not a HOG, both do not relate to one another in size nor sector, your point is lost. After reading your posting, I have no intention of reading your book. Of course, the recession is not over, and the next few quarters will be have lack luster returns. Yet, there are bright spots in corporate america, where business seems to have stablized, at lower levels, and will improve in 2010. If you want to focus on doom and gloom then focus on corporations in those sectors in real financial trouble and on the verge of bankruptcy like GM, Chrysler, Citi, etc ... Rather then trashing GE, which is well run, maintaining their business, and financial success in a difficult economy. You picked the wrong stock to diss here, and did not make your point, and lost your focus.

Sorry

Wocojoe]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/122236-even-cramer-agrees-ultrashort-financial-etf-is-nothing-but-a-poor-trading-vehicle?source=feed#comment-401337 401337 Tue, 24 Feb 2009 10:15:44 -0500 http://seekingalpha.com/article/113720-fund-managers-to-fight-short-selling-disclosure-rules?source=feed#comment-349000 349000 Wed, 07 Jan 2009 16:29:12 -0500 http://seekingalpha.com/article/92360-ship-finance-international-cruising-on-profits?source=feed#comment-239566 239566 Tue, 26 Aug 2008 16:46:28 -0400 http://seekingalpha.com/article/90297-does-google-have-an-organic-growth-problem?source=feed#comment-227900 227900 Mon, 11 Aug 2008 12:54:57 -0400 http://seekingalpha.com/article/90023-opportunities-in-the-real-crisis-water?source=feed#comment-226562 226562 Fri, 08 Aug 2008 20:53:02 -0400 http://seekingalpha.com/article/90017-the-year-ahead-for-us-wind?source=feed#comment-226558 226558 TRN) has. TRN is the largest wind tower builder with over $1.2 Billion back ordered, and rising every day. TRN took over the abandoned massive Maytag plant in Texas to build them, just before T. Boone Pitkens announced his mega Wind Farm plans for Texas. Hmm, something the author forgot to mention, TRN is highly profitable too and is has 40% of the Rail Car market with a massive Rail car back log 3 to 4 times larger then the wind tower business, if I am not mistaken. ]]> Fri, 08 Aug 2008 20:42:11 -0400 TRN) has. TRN is the largest wind tower builder with over $1.2 Billion back ordered, and rising every day. TRN took over the abandoned massive Maytag plant in Texas to build them, just before T. Boone Pitkens announced his mega Wind Farm plans for Texas. Hmm, something the author forgot to mention, TRN is highly profitable too and is has 40% of the Rail Car market with a massive Rail car back log 3 to 4 times larger then the wind tower business, if I am not mistaken. ]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/75830-harvest-energy-trust-not-like-other-refiners?source=feed#comment-173432 173432
Thank you very much.

Sincerely WocoJoe]]> Sun, 25 May 2008 08:40:17 -0400
Thank you very much.

Sincerely WocoJoe]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/75830-harvest-energy-trust-not-like-other-refiners?source=feed#comment-163453 163453
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In order to make this a reality, loan regulations were continuously relaxed and minimized until the concept of rational conservative lending limits was destroyed. Our Great Indebted are still assured that home prices will rebound and once again increase in value, and that theirs will always be payable, if they just held on and waited a few years until their return on invested property catches up with their heavy level of borrowings; then they will refinance and speculate once again. They are convinced that the more they borrowed on their homes, the easier it will be to put off the payback of their loans from their expected future income. But their Income has stopped rising, their income is not keeping pace with house costs, and they are now forced to sell, only to discover the horrifying fact that other members of The Great Indebted Society, are facing the same indebtedness. and unable to sell their homes. to buy an over-debited piece of real estate.

The Great Indebted are reluctance to accept this reality by not being willing to accept their fate that their homes can no longer be resold to recapture their investment within their walls, and they lack the ability to continue to run up this debt.

It is not over, The Great Indebted are now turning to their Credit Cards and high interest rate short term unregulated debt to get them over this Valley of Indebtedness, only to discover that Foreclosure and Bankruptcy await them on the other side of the chiasm.
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In order to make this a reality, loan regulations were continuously relaxed and minimized until the concept of rational conservative lending limits was destroyed. Our Great Indebted are still assured that home prices will rebound and once again increase in value, and that theirs will always be payable, if they just held on and waited a few years until their return on invested property catches up with their heavy level of borrowings; then they will refinance and speculate once again. They are convinced that the more they borrowed on their homes, the easier it will be to put off the payback of their loans from their expected future income. But their Income has stopped rising, their income is not keeping pace with house costs, and they are now forced to sell, only to discover the horrifying fact that other members of The Great Indebted Society, are facing the same indebtedness. and unable to sell their homes. to buy an over-debited piece of real estate.

The Great Indebted are reluctance to accept this reality by not being willing to accept their fate that their homes can no longer be resold to recapture their investment within their walls, and they lack the ability to continue to run up this debt.

It is not over, The Great Indebted are now turning to their Credit Cards and high interest rate short term unregulated debt to get them over this Valley of Indebtedness, only to discover that Foreclosure and Bankruptcy await them on the other side of the chiasm.
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