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Imminent Rate Cut? - Cramer's Stop Trading! (10/3/08)

People may have the "right" to sell short as well as to sell long - although that is an interesting choice of words - but if you cannot appreciate the potential /probable harm to an economy that comes from driving a stock or company into the ground, I don't really know how to reply. Yes the exagerated momentum that results from excessive long positions does tend to inflate a companies stock unreasonably. But normal market response tends to temper that. The harm from driving a stock up is not an equal measure of driving it down. The latter creates panic, and the result of panic is not an equivalent to the result of unreasonable euphoria.

SKF Regaining Its Old Form?

Any thoughts on significance of Oct 2 on SKF?