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Can Wal-Mart Survive Generation Y?

"Oh yes, and one more thing. Gen. Y is on track to become the greenest and most humanitarian generation in U.S. history. If one wants to do business with them they had better be very green and very nice to their fellow mankind. And popular perception is that Wal-Mart has a dismal record on both accounts. "

These statements convinced me the most. Perception IS reality in this case. Wal-Mart will need to change its reputation.

Don't Give Up on Oil Stocks as Markets Rebound

Good news! Thanks.

Waste Recycling Is Big Business

I absolutely agree, cindynevarez. There are some respectable business who supply their own electricity by recycling garbage. Wouldn't that be great if we could recycle garbage for electricity for all of us?

25 Ultimate Sustainable Energy Growth Stocks

Thank you, James. I will add these to my watch list. It seems to me that alternative energy is inevitable at some time in the future and I am glad to see so many companies involved in it. And, folks, he did say long term growth.

Blue Gold: The Ultimate Commodity

Wow! A whole new watch list! Thanks a lot for your thoughtful article, James.

Something Huge Is Happening with Amazon

Yes, Jim_Wintner, I agree that the kindle is a totally different reading experience. Nothing like curling up with a good Kindle?

But I also agree that this is the reading wave of the future. And I love Amazon.com!

24 'Expensive' Stocks That Just Might Go Higher

Thank you, Alan. A great analysis. And some to add to my watch lists.

Amazon: What a Difference a Decade Makes in the Eyes of Barron's

I think, if anything, that the author is questioning market analysts, eg. Barrons 10 years ago and now. I don't see that he is promoting AMZN; if he is, we probably should question his opinion, too!

Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News

"Given the internet and Kindle, do we need paper newspapers? "

Of course we do, Joseph! What else can we unfold on the subway/train and jab someone in the eye with?

GE: Worst Case Scenario Ain't So Bad

This gives me reassurance that I did the right thing by purchasing GE against my investment rules. Thank you.

Is Potash Corp. Overpriced? (Part 2)

Thank you, Paul!

If I had read your earlier article, perhaps I would not have sold a vertical put :(

Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News

James Rickman: JFK once said, “We have nothing to fear but fear it- self”.

Wasn't that FDR? Good, very good, comment though.

Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News

Axelrod608 says:

Here in the New World, commercial real estate and automakers are teetering on the edge of the cliff. Hang on and keep your seatbelts fastened.

If I am in a car teetering on the edge of the cliff, the last thing I might want to do is to hang on and keep my seat belt fastened. I am going to try to get out of that car any way I can. I'm not sure what this means in terms of the analogy; I just know I don't want to go down with the business

Focus on Dividend Growth Investing, Five Suggestions

Thank you for this reminder that dividends are income too. As yet, my portfolio is too small for this to make much difference, but it is good to remember.