AutoNation Will Survive the Demise of GM [View article]
this reads like it was written 4 months ago... US car sales are finding a bottom now with most analysts predicting sales increases for the 4th quarter and dramatic increases in 2010
Positioning a Portfolio for a Lousy Economic Environment [View article]
David, you said your portfolio is 15% your home... i always struggle with how to account for the value of my home (and rental real estate) in my portfollio... for allocation purposes with real estate, do you think in terms of total asset value or equity?
Automaker Bailout Fails: This Is Not Good [View article]
they should have looked at this as an emergency jobs bill, now that's another couple of million workers Obama will have to hire to build bridges and design WPA posters
Automaker Bailout Fails: This Is Not Good [View article]
They should have looked at this as a emergency jobs program. now that'll be another couple of million workers that Obama will have to hire to build bridges and design WPA poster
GM: More Bailout-Worthy than Citigroup [View article]
Not sure I wanted a bailout for either one, but it drives me crazy that wall street got a trillion dollars pretty much overnight with relatively little fanfare and the car guys are being put through the wringer for a "measly" 35 billion
Macquarie Infrastructure Trust: Use It Only as a Portfolio Diversifier [View article]
So do you include RYMFX in this 2-3% narrow category or do you think it deserves a higher weight? The last numbers I have show the Yale and Harvard endowments at 18% and 26% in the absolute returns... so if we're coming close to them we need 10 different things like RYMFX?
Nassim Taleb: Renegade Trader with Renegade Ideas - That Work [View article]
I've read Fooled by Randomness and Black Swan and finished both with one big question: If Taleb is keeping 90% in Cash and Treasuries, isn't he overlooking the 800 pound black swan of hyperinflation or even governmental collapse and default?
Auto Sales: Good News on the Horizon? [View article]
Edmunds.com is reporting that the auto market bottomed between September 15th and October 15th and that auto demand has been trending up since then. Plus many dealers are starting to move trucks and SUV's now because gas has come down from $4+ a gallon
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Is Gold a Better Hedge than Oil? [View article]
U.S. Treasury Bonds: Identifying and Trading the Bubble [View article]
on 9/11 the Nasdaq was already down about 70% from it's March 2000 high
60 Minutes on Oil: Did Anyone Verify Anything? [View article]
a) supply was increasing
b) demand was decreasing
c) prices were going parabolic
I see nothing in your data to contradict those statements.
10 Key Asset ETFs: 2008 Review [View article]
1) Fans Disperse Excrement Widely
On Dec 24 03:17 PM Tampa DDS wrote:
> It's ineresting how correlated all the markets are. It's hard to
> diversify.
Is the Fed Driving Down the Dollar to Boost Inflation? [View article]
Positioning a Portfolio for a Lousy Economic Environment [View article]
Automaker Bailout Fails: This Is Not Good [View article]
Automaker Bailout Fails: This Is Not Good [View article]
GM: More Bailout-Worthy than Citigroup [View article]
Macquarie Infrastructure Trust: Use It Only as a Portfolio Diversifier [View article]
Nassim Taleb: Renegade Trader with Renegade Ideas - That Work [View article]
Auto Sales: Good News on the Horizon? [View article]
September Auto Sales: Why Was Ford Hit So Hard? [View article]
Auto Loan Delinquencies Surge - WSJ [View article]