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    • ON: Thu Sep 18th 11:50 AM
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      Replacing AIG in the Dow: Google? Cisco? Apple?
      Great job on the article. Many of these names could be in, does look like tech will get a larger representation.
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    • ON: Thu Sep 18th 08:03 AM
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      Canaccord Adams Analyst: Attractive Entry Point for Potash Corp.
      I like all the potash producers. They are all attractive at todays prices.
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    • ON: Thu Sep 11th 11:06 AM
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      A Nuclear Growth Opportunity with Denison Mines
      The flooding at Cigar Lake seems to benefit all uranium companies as it will help to keep the price of uranium high. I like CCJ at these prices, but DNN seems to be a much better play. Thank you for your comments.
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    • ON: Sun Sep 7th 09:40 AM
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      Discover Financial: A Creditable Investment - Barron's
      I believe you are right on with this one. I do believe that all of the companies in this sector are poised for a move higher as consumer spending has been a worry. I think they are a buyout possibility and at these levels are cheap.
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    • ON: Tue Aug 26th 09:19 AM
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      Potash Corp. Earnings Shouldn't Peak Until at Least 2011
      Maluman, do some research with respect to RTP and BHP, they are mining potash and are looking to buy in. Although their positions are small with respect to this commodity, they none the less are trying to start producing.
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    • ON: Mon Jul 14th 22:23 PM
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      US Economy Still Has a Ways to Go
      When speaking of the US economy and its being in jeopardy, my main worry is the US dollar. I think if there is a catastrophy of some sort that would cause oil to rip higher(war with Iran) and oil were to go up to $250 a barrel there would be serious problems. If using core inflation is the correct way (I have to trust the likes of Greenspan and Bernanke) then inflation is still in check and we can slowly let the housing bubble run its course. I still believe that the world relies on the United States and if we were to not just have a bear market and a "depression" as I would call it, the whole world will feel it. That is the one thing protecting our living on credit while the world saves.
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    • ON: Mon Jul 14th 22:15 PM
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      Street Underestimating Ag. Equipment Maker CNH Global's Forward Earnings
      QUESTIONABLE, I dont even think you were commenting on my article. Ag equipment sales in North America are not down they are up. Just wondering if you know anything about farms, the majority of the time they do not trade in their tractors, harvestors, combines, they add equipment to get their crop in and out of the fields faster improving their yield and increasing productivity. Just for your knowledge, there is no such thing as market saturation with respect to farm equipment. The American farmer has survived on subsidees and finally have enough cash to reinvest. Lastly, send your email to a politician, we are here to make money, not elect a president. If you ever have anything correct or with at least a small amount of knowledge, everyone here would love hear it, otherwise go read a book and quit blaming everyone else for your problems. Lastly, CNH is a buy, if you would have read the article you would have found that out.
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    • ON: Thu Jul 3rd 11:03 AM
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      Replanting Soybeans Should Drive Need for Seed, Fertilizer
      Excellent article, Im right with you.
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    • ON: Wed Jul 2nd 17:10 PM
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      USEC Inc.: Uranium Play With A Bright Future Ahead
      I saw CCJ's new venture, looks very interesting. I spend much time looking over CCJ as I think their company looks good going forward, but this info makes them even look better.
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    • ON: Wed Jul 2nd 17:07 PM
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      Goodrich Petroleum Well Positioned to Go For Shale
      FalseProfit, why don't you substantiate your claims and tell everyone why it is overvalued. But my position on natural gas it is not overvalued but thank you for a comment that no one can do anything with. Good luck on your words that have no fundamentals to back them up.
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    • ON: Wed Jul 2nd 10:05 AM
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      Plains Exploration Pays Chesapeake $1.65 Billion for 20% of Haynesville Shale
      Excellent article, thank you for the info.
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    • ON: Mon Jun 30th 12:06 PM
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      EOG Resources: Continue to Buy on Pullbacks
      Very good points by everyone, but I still like the stock in this market. The natural gas bull is just starting, and will continue to move. As for our oil problems, I dont have an answer, OPEC seems to be more interested in money then a recession here in the US. When food prices go sky high, they will feel it. God Bless.
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    • ON: Mon Jun 30th 12:04 PM
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      Petrohawk: A Play on Appreciating Natural Gas Prices
      The stock is really rolling, thanks a bunch, the energy bull is off and running. God Bless.
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    • ON: Mon Jun 30th 12:03 PM
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      Southwestern Energy: Outlook Provides Compelling Valuation
      Thanks again everyone, I appreciate your interest and kind words. God Bless.
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    • ON: Mon Jun 30th 12:02 PM
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      McDermott International: Energy Diversified
      Thank you Investor88 I appreciate it, makes it worth writing the article. God Bless.
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