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The Aftershock: Where Does the Next Investment Opportunity Lie?

No, as a subscriber to his services I can say that he is not... Although him posting the same thing 10x a day on all the different articles is ANNOYING(to say the least), his newsletter is chalk full of good info and very entertaining... Id highly recommend it, even if his posts are VERY annoying...


On Oct 30 01:56 PM Deepv wrote:

> mad hedge is an arrogant little shortermist rambler isn't he?

The cost of doing better: UAW rank-and-file deal Ford (F) a fatal blow, overwhelmingly rejecting proposed contract concessions that would bring its costs in line with GM and Chrysler.

Bust the unions! Im a democrat but hate'em.... THey are EXTREMELY lucky that democrats are in power to give these jokers the keys to GMC cuz that sh!t wouldnt have happened with republicans in power...

Large Caps Could Lead the Market Much Higher

Big mistake buddy, take it from someone who has lost 35% of his portfolio value since may by betting heavily against this BS rally, IT IS A MISTAKE. DO NOT FIGHT THE TAPE! If you dont want to make money of this ride then just sit it out, but I wouldnt bet against the market until we have some sense of its direction....


On Oct 18 03:13 AM j-dub wrote:

> "I continue to think that the economy will be challenged for quite
> some time and that the earnings estimates out there are too optimistic.
> But what if I am wrong?"
>
> In actuality, you are not really doubting yourself, are you Mr. Brochstein?
>
> You don't think, you know that this is the case. Reality , logic
> and reason force that economic case upon us as a country.
> So what you are really thinking in your heart of hearts is:
> "Can the market can continue to disconnect itself from reality or
> will reality catch up to it?"
> You assume that reality must take hold, as it always eventually does.
> But maybe, JUST MAYBE, you think, "this time is different."
>
> I have bet very heavilly this past week that it's not. No responsible
> money manager should seek out new models proving that it is.

Ten Reasons for an Imminent Stock Market Crash

THis author makes his point, and it's a good one. I might start calling him the ANTI Califia Beach Pundit! Not sure if I agree that this is a crash yet. It seems like everytime the market goes down 1% people are saying that its the start of the correction. Tomorrow is big, the bulls need to gain some tomorrow otherwise Monday will be ugly as well.

Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News

Nothing personal Jed but when is Rachael coming back?

Long Amazon (AMZN) at $78 on the upgrade: An impressive performance

You were never long on AMZN so stop lying. I'll be posting behind you EVERY post you post on stocktalk. You = liar

Initial Jobless Claims: 545K, down 12K from a week ago (revised) and better than the 575K consensus. Continuing claims rose 129K to 6.23M.

Will today be the day 'better than expected' sh!tty #'s cause the market to go down?

Why Natural Gas ETFs Should See Big Gains This Week

Keep smoking that crack pipe of hope for NG. It will be a big week for NG, making it's way back to 7 year lows.

The stocks that made up the Dow on 9/11 have gone through large individual changes in eight years, but the index itself is where it was then: DJIA closed down to 9,605.41 today - and at 9,605.51 on Sept. 10, 2001.

Wow, that's crazy!

Chart of the Week: Peak Hurricane Season Is Here

The El Nino phenomenon does not count as a nail in the coffin for 'global warmingism'. I know higher taxes are not popular but a cap and trade/carbon tax is coming. You'd do well to invest in FSLR, STP, YGE, TRN, HTM, or other 'green' companies now while congress debates health care... Might as well make some money off the green movement to help offset the higher taxes you will be paying in the future. BTW, global warming is happening, it's a FACT. You can debate whether humans are the cause of it, but there is no debate that the earth is getting warmer.


On Sep 08 01:11 PM cyclingscholar wrote:

> Another non-event atlantic hurricane season, and another nail in
> the coffin of global warmingism?

Today in Commodities: The Herd Is Moving

Come on now, dont be too hard on the guy. He makes decent calls (except for NG and wheat).

Today in Commodities: The Herd Is Moving

No, we are not even close to an NG bottom yet. An NG bottom will be formed soon though, and it will be MUCH lower. Once all our storage reaches capacity, that is when the bottom will be formed.

Today in Commodities: Living Up to Expectations

Personally, I like giving him a little bit of a hard time about NG b/c he just cannot admit that it was a TERRIBLE call and move on. Too stubborn I guess. In MB's defense though, he has had plenty of good recommendations as well.

Today in Commodities: Living Up to Expectations

hahaha I guess YOUR ALL CAPS NOTE ABOUT THE FACT YOU MAY BE WRONG ON NAT GAS IS AS CLOSE AS WE ARE GOING TO GET TO AN "I WAS WRONG" STATEMENT! It's all good though, no one bats 1.000

A Consumer Reports survey notes a wave of "Buy American" sentiment among car shoppers, with 81% likely to consider domestic cars vs. 47% for Asian cars and 46% European. So why did Asia rake in the bulk of the clunker cash?

I think the opposite. I WILL NOT buy american since Obama (whom I voted for) just basically gave our tax $s to prop up crap companies, in addition to wiping out bondholders while hooking up the corrupt unions who helped him get into office. I know all politicians do it but we should be bashing Obama for this just like everyone bashed Bush for benefits extended to Defense Contractors and Oil companies.