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Nucor Corporation: Fantastic Stock at an Attractive Price

Jacob, it is now November 2009 and you were referring to some past November.

You should know that NUE hit a low of $38.02 in November. NUE hit a low of $25.25 in November. Also NUE hit a low of $50.11 in November (which is higher than the high of THIS November). (courtesy Yahoo Finance)

Maybe if you fill in the blanks (2009, 2008 and 2007) it might make sense.

You, Jacob, write too fast and don't have anyone check your posts for you.

Too bad,

Nucor Corporation: Fantastic Stock at an Attractive Price

Jacob,
I do not like this article because I see an obvious inaccuracy. Please note:
"The stock hit a low of $25 in November and has rebounded significantly since then"

Which November did you have in mind? Do you work for Jim Cramer?

Sorry for this but you did write the thing.

Was the Chicago PMI Leaked?

Bastards!

BP Pays a Moral Price for Securing Libyan Gas

What's the point of this article? Who cares about on person's morality vs another? This is the stock market not your idea of a political rally. You should watch TV instead of investing.
If you don't like a company, then don't buy it.

Indian Markets Tuesday Wrap-Up: Downward Journey Continues

This report is a day late - and so a dollar short.

Why bother if the info is so outdated?

Thanks for trying though.

FAS and FAZ: A Short-Seller's Dream?

What about TBT and TLT? I wonder if they're next.
Hooray for naked short selling!

Current Recession Is Tracking the 1930s Bear Market

There certainly WAS data/time manipulation, you chose an arbitrary starting point. If you chose a different starting point for comparison the ending would be just the opposite.



On May 17 11:10 AM Plan B Economics wrote:

> There was no data/time manipulation in these charts. Just a simple
> peak-to-current comparison. Both time-series looked so similar that
> I had to publish them.
>
> The main point I am trying to illustrate is that even though it feels
> as though 'the worst is behind us' (as many economists are saying),
> there are many cases throughout history where markets continued to
> plummet because of bad policy.

Current Recession Is Tracking the 1930s Bear Market

These charts are totally meaningless. You could move the "comparison" around to many of the dips, some showing great times ahead other showing disaster ahead.

Thanks for, well, nothing!

Bad News for Drugmakers: UAW Retires Viagra and Nexium

and so, after the collapse of the modern economic system back in the year 2008, experts finally began to ask basic questions about how successful economies work. For example, "why are the UAW retirees getting any health benefits after they become eligible for Medicare at age 65?".

This question had been asked previously but only by those not is power at the time and hence not heeded. After the collapse, things began to change.

Dollar's Purchasing Power Annihilated - The Chart They Don't Want You to See

What does "Purchasing Power of the US Dollar" mean?
This is just another useless chart with lines going up and down.
Where is your proof?

Wait, I'll go ask Abby Joseph Cohen, I'm sure she'll have your answer!

Nasdaq vs. DJIA

So one or the other will outperform in the coming year(s).

And so....

Thanks for nothing, maybe. Or thanks for something (I think).

Copper and Markets Trending in Same Direction

This analysis is meaningless since he only goes back to 1974 in his comparisons.
So what if we are in a longer-term pattern.

Whoops!

Tuesday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets

I am voting for Hoover!

Miller and Heebner: A Study in Contrasting Investment Styles

Heebner is flexible. He will change his strategies on a dime if he feels the market calls for it. Miller is not. Miller wants to dictate to the market how it should go and he stubbornly holds on too long to his losers.

Cramer on Bear Stearns, March 11: Stick Around

Hey Cramer, Thanks for your advice!