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    • The Two-Ton Wall Street Conflict of Interest Few Dare To Talk About [view article]
      user10, "Why do you say Obama is 'the most left-leaning, anti-corporate president in history?' He's clearly very centrist." No, he is as stated. I hope you would bother to check the facts before jumping to defend your favorite candidate. Just check his congressional voting record. Sep 07 11:23 AM
    • A Rustbelt Revival: From Doom to Boom [view article]
      Doug Korthof, if you feel you have a better idea then by all means feel free implement it. Or just stand aside and hurl insults from the sidelines like the other deadwood. Sep 07 11:02 AM
    • A Perfect Storm: Retail Is a Buy [view article]
      Great article, Alan. Sep 02 11:04 AM
    • Don't Mistake Intrade for an Oracle [view article]
      Notice how Barry Ritholtz is the only Seeking Alpha contributor who doesn't allow comments to his posts. Aug 30 03:53 PM
    • The Risk Of A Run On The Banking System [view article]
      Kelly Lieberman - and could you tell me where will you be storing that gold ;>} Aug 29 11:46 AM
    • Stocks with the Highest Short Interest [view article]
      I second the previous comment. Aug 29 11:20 AM
    • The Rebound List - Cramer's Mad Money (8/26/08) [view article]
      Why should i care what Cramer says? Aug 27 10:45 AM
    • A Spurious Solution to the Housing Crisis [view article]
      The most dangerous words ever uttered: "Somebody has got to do something." Aug 27 10:42 AM
    • Consumer Confidence Improves in August [view article]
      Too many words. Let's keep it simple, consumer confidence is driven almost 100% by the price of gasoline, nothing more. Aug 27 10:36 AM
    • Bond Expert: Monday Wrap [view article]
      Oregonrain - "How about we nationalism them and break them up." Your uncle Hugo would be so proud. Aug 26 11:14 AM
    • Are VIX Futures Signaling End of Year Slump? [view article]
      I would gladly take a 5% decline in the S&P 500, if that's all it goes gown. Aug 25 02:29 PM
    • Apple's Low Volume: Meaningful Pause Before Going Higher? [view article]
      chano, you are missing the point. You see, computers are now essentially toasters, you turn the dial, set to light or dark, press the button and out comes the toast. That's it, nothing more. All computers pretty much perform the same tasks and they all do it rather well. So, true,there will always be a minority of people who will spend more for a flashy case or some perceived pizazz, or be taken in by some misleading advertising gimmick. But most people will buy the best value. And for value the pc has no competitors. This is not just an opinion. Look at the cold hard facts of who has the overwhelming market share, who has the most availability of software and hardware options, and picture is obvious. Pc variants rule the market at this time. Aug 25 10:38 AM
    • Wage-Price Spiral? We're Not Even Close. [view article]
      I have to agree with your analysis, up to this point. But if future price increases continue to accelerate like we have seen this year, then there will be unrest in the labor pool and this will inevitably force upward pressure on wages through walkouts and other organized political pressures. Hopefully, if the prices of commodities will stay low, we can avert excess future wage inflation pressures. Aug 25 10:23 AM
    • Apple's Low Volume: Meaningful Pause Before Going Higher? [view article]
      Brewer, your analysis is a joke. "Sure it (an Apple) can be a bit more expensive...". Get a grip, a lot more expensive. I just put together a top of the line pc that will do everything an Apple can do for about $2500. I priced an equivalent performance Apple and the cost was around $5000. That's what forty-one means by "if you don't have the bucks, you buy pc". And just for your information, I've been running my "total mess" Windows computer now with all the advanced applications for a year or more and I have yet to experience any problems, not even one system crash. So park your Volvo, put down your latte, take off your Birkenstocks and just chill, and spare us the political b.s. Aug 25 09:43 AM
    • A Quick Review of I.O.U.S.A. [view article]
      traderone - Bill Moyers can hardly be presented as a nonpartisan purveyor of the truth. His biased left-wing rants would have no part in a fact bassed presentation of a crucial issue such as this. He is part of the problem.

      User 57568 - Were you listening? $10 billion is meaningless when looking at $53 trillion problem.       Aug 24 11:45 AM
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