Bryanb

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    • Obama vs. McCain on Fiscal Responsibility [view article]
      Wow! One typical politician who acts like a sleazy used car salesman and another who answers real questions with thought-out and sensible answers (even though they may be painful). Think about it guys. Which would be better for America? Aug 20 02:49 AM
    • Are Hedge Fund Programs Driving the Market? [view article]
      I agree with Skoodog. Now you know what they are doing, create a strategy to benefit from their greed and fear (and be nimble). Aug 07 03:16 AM
    • The Current Bear Market: Death by a Thousand Cuts [view article]
      Great article. I agree with (and fear) most of your predictions.

      We have not yet hit a long term bottom, because there is still hope out there. We need complete capitulation and no hope for the better to reach that.

      I have been short the past 2 months and this week covered my shorts and went long (hoping for a short term rally), so I am experiencing your slow torture firsthand.

      It seems that a sound energy policy is something the US needs long term, but do either of the candidates have this as a priority? Wouldn't a short term fix for the US economy be a lower oil price? How could your authorities shake out the oil speculators to achieve this? So many questions to which I would love an answer.
      Jul 03 05:53 AM
    • Protect Your Portfolio from the Fraudulent Economy [view article]
      I agree with you in principle as well Karchad; I too am a long term investor who likes to buy quality when there is "blood on the streets" with a 2 year view, but I think it is still too early to buy with both hands now. It seems like there is pain in your environment and discomfort developing in Europe, but no blood yet. I went long in January and am now short. I feel more comfortable being short, because there is bad news out there and sentiment is rather fragile. I look forward to both scorn and praise. May 09 07:39 AM
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