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    • What To Look For Next in This Market [view article]
      Take a look at some of the past bigger recessions in the 70s and 80s. There were tons of stocks trading at 3-4x free cash flow for quite a while. No reason for that not to reproduce now, especially when leverage magnification will no longer dope results in several sectors. Oct 07 02:12 PM
    • ProShares UltraShort and UltraLong ETFs [view article]
      UYG what am I not getting here? It says it tracks the DJUSFN index, with 2x the return. DJUSFN is up 6.07% today. So UYG should be up 12.14%. However as we speak UYG is up a measly 2.2%. Sep 30 11:31 AM
    • Can Gold Be Suppressed Indefinitely? [view article]
      Why is gold being "suppressed"... The title of your article already reveals your bias. Gold has had a bubble-like run - it was up approximately 140% between its peak in March 2008 and March 2005. That is a roughly 40% annualized return. There is no fundamental reason for it to have had such a return. If it were a true hedge to inflation, then it should be yielding a return somehwere near to the inflation rate. I see no reason why it couldn't fall to the $600 level in short order. Sep 11 11:55 AM
    • Mechel: The Strength of Russian Steel [view article]
      In the chart above you circle the purple area with the words Stainless Flat. According to the legend, that purple should be Rebar, while Stainless Flat in gray is 4%. What's going on? Sep 10 12:58 PM
    • How the Fannie / Freddie Announcement Impacts Forex, M&A [view article]
      This is the problem with Blogs. Anyone and everyone can write something, and it has a veneer of credibility becuase of the nice layout, etc. Sep 09 02:58 PM
    • Seven Reasons Inflation Won't Vanish [view article]
      I agree with many of your stats, however, the Fed's statement that inflation will moderate is predicated on one simple and unavoidable fact: when there is a recession, demand plummets, and hence there is an oversupply of all goods for a little while until production also adjusts downwards. So in the end, the argument boils down to this: if there is a big recession, then inlfation will moderate, if not, then inflation will keep chugging along. Sep 09 12:25 PM
    • Bill Gross: Brilliant, As Usual [view article]
      saf Sep 09 12:14 PM
    • The Long Case for Office Depot [view article]
      Haha. As if your one store sample is statistically significant. And since when are any minimum wage employees NOT disgruntled? Jan 22 02:20 PM
    • Investing in Venezuelan Mining: Risk or Reward? [view article]
      Spot on analysis. Kudos for seeing through the hype. Mar 23 11:03 AM
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