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Spot Oil Funds: One in the Hand Is Better than One in the Bush

That's why I do not invest in ETF's anymore. Play the pure and simple technique, and if you can't handle the heat....stay out of the kitchen. Futures and options are the way to go.

For Your Perusal: The Glory of Free Market Oil Supply

Number 1: The government CAN NOT SOLVE ALL YOUR PROBLEMS.

Number 2: If you are so upset about this....DO SOMETHING. Start your own green business, short the market, long the market. Quite crying about it and do something about it.

Number 3: Turn off CNBC and do your own darn research!
On Nov 02 08:59 AM The Greatest Rip Off of our Time wrote:

> Crude inventories are rising, gas inventories are rising, so why
> does the price at the pump keep going up?
> Every American need’s to call, write, fax and email their representative
> ASAP and ask these same questions! Where will the world be when
> the oil industry has all the money? The current world depression
> will not heal as long as fuel cost continues to escalate. The cost
> of fuel is the corner stone of any recovery because it affects every
> aspect of the world’s economy. It is so simple, just get off oil
> and start keeping our $25 Billion a month that we spend on foreign
> oil here at home to rebuild our economy. Our government has way too
> much oil money in it and Congress needs term limits. Where is the
> investigation into the oil and gas industry?

Ensco International: Strong Underlying Fundamentals

That was a good analysis of the company report!

Which is a Better Short Candidate - Capital One or American Express?

I'm personally selling naked puts on COF at 25 strike. My reasoning is simple. Capital One Financial has a cash cushioning float.


I have sold naked puts on AXP, but I'm leary because I believe that AXP has less capital to protect itself.

Just my opinion and capital at work.

Earnings Preview: Capital One Financial

Capitol one financial will endure. They might be volatile short term, but they set side enough reserves to be fine.

Earnings on Tap for Thursday, Fingers Crossed

Be nice now. I personally agree with Gabe. Just my opinion though.

Hansen Natural: Building an Empire – Prefab Style

This is a good quality company that is at a great discount, great product and will be growing as you see gasoline stock prices go down which means......more Monster drinks being sold, since that is where alot of their products are sold. Long Hansen!

Put Volume Spikes While Commodity Stocks Falter

I have to disagree with you all fine people. I'm a small option trader with only about 10K in my account, and I'm going to sell naked calls or buy puts on this company as well. Remember, we all have choices in life, its up to you to decide how you want to play the game.

Happy investing to everyone.

Hansen Natural: Amazing Growth Stock Now Attractive to Value Investors

Simple common sense. Long Hansen. Its not complicated. Good business, good earnings, and a niche product that is not going away. Starbucks and the 1,000 other cafes are still here...sipping caffeine all night.

Hard Time for Soft Currencies

Nice informative article

Equities: In the Eye of the Storm

Damn 60's drug inducing smelly hippies. Now they are paying for their stupid "feel good" antics....on the younger USA generation. They introduced "free love" and now...we have it all right. Free love and lots of good ol divorces as the consequences. Got to love those baby boomers!

Oh yes..and as far as baby boomers being DEBT free.... There are some, but I personally know more who are NOT. I use to work in the education system, and I can say that most are not financial stable. If anything, their parents GAVE THEM money through real estate holdings or a depleted 401 K.

I'm 29 no debt also and don't hippies.

Playing the Market as Delinquencies Continue to Rise

I personally find this article interesting. I agree with the Federal Reserves chart, and it is apparent that the general American consumer is in debt. However because of the elections, the marekt in general will probably not fall like others have stated. However, the REALITY is grim for the USA.

Markets are not rational, and I don't care what a candlestick or Stock chart says.....fundamentally... are in a big crisis, this is slowly unraveling. The rich get richer (using derivative investments) while the middleclass losses their assets (stocks,bonds, and real estate investments) and the poor just lose money (C.D's, Saving accounts).

I wish you all the best.

Outlook for Oil Services and Drilling

Informitve article. I like how you got straight to the "meat" regarding the point. Wish more articles were written like this.

JDS Uniphase: Fiber Optics Reflect Consumer Credit Crunch

Nice article. This is the kind of "little" information that WSJ or Marketwatch don't really report. This is more of a long term indication of where we are heading versus the other guys useless rants.

Keep up the good work!

As American Express Goes, So Goes the Economy

I personally I'm short Amex. That may not make me the most popular guy in the room, but common sense is screaming in my face: SHORT. I know that sooner or later, Amex will probably rebound. However, with all this credit mess, and the affluent consumer now hurting.....I truly believe we are in the recession. I wish all the best in their investing endeavors.