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    • ON: Tue Sep 9th 09:44 AM
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      Grossed Out: Why Is It OK for Some People To Ask for Handouts?
      Paper.I believe Gross is invested in alot of contracts of a complicated nature not too many of us understand except that the value of has declined. Or has it just stayed the same? A little emotion and fear distorts reality.
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    • ON: Wed Jun 25th 16:45 PM
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      Are Inflation Concerns Inflated?
      price changes are increased steadily over a period of time. the obvious recent spike in oil has a slightly lower effect on other commodities. credit availability has shrunk even though rates have now been kept on hold. sounds like clear skies ahead to me. pop the cork ! i see opportunity.
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    • ON: Mon Jun 16th 21:23 PM
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      Soaring Costs + Slowing Global Economy = Stagflation
      I do agree with your statements of out of control inflation,rising costs, causing investments in other locations such as gold.Some of this may be knee-jerk reactions ,or simply just fear which is a strong emotion that can really screw-up a portfolio,or even an entire country. maybe even the planet. Are there any real solutions ? I think "the dahli lama" has run out of esteem, uniting the masses in positive thinking.Maybe we all need a few lessons in positive unity. If the G-8 ministers are alarmed, they seem to have few answers and plenty of fear. That to me is a sad lot and a poor association to be a part of. The fed has been predictable yet unable to "whip inflation now". Hey Jerry,where are you when we need you? Paul?
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    • ON: Sat Jun 14th 14:19 PM
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      Investing in a Resource-Constrained World (Part II)
      Mark, i applaud your exhaustive research and dedication to the uses of palladium in solving energy needs. gibline.com/rdmastk347 is my web-site which can help advirtise such a huge endevour,link to worldwide interests too. well,me i'm just a cog in the wheels of consumerism,but check out the gibline for links to the biz social network. will keep watching and thanks for continued dedication to the world of science.. t
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    • ON: Sat Jun 14th 09:07 AM
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      Is the U.S. Trustworthy? What the World Thinks
      When the U.S. is doing well we are envied.But when we are not we are damned. Either way we are still looked down upon. All we can do is make the most of our neighbors and learn from lessons past by deveoping relationships as best we can. Some simple lessons from "IN God WE Trust " should apply.
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    • ON: Sun Jun 8th 07:28 AM
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      Mad Money Guide - Cramer's Mad Money (6/3/08)
      it's all about sales and who can do the best job of it, laughing their way to the bank in the process. that is why it is called "mad money". it is difficult to understand the process and direction or predicability. a guess is more accurate in determining success or lack of in the markets.
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    • ON: Sat Jun 7th 13:09 PM
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      Government Conspiracy Theories and Your Money
      conspiracy or not,the bottom line is inflaton is eating away at our freedoms, as we speak. if we think differently about it then it may go away.everyone has his alternatives & choices are still available.making the right choices make huge differences !
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    • ON: Wed Apr 30th 15:34 PM
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      Still Too Early For Banks
      Well, when a bank goes bankrupt, nothing is really lost. they either merge or walk away or "disolve". the consumer still needs to continue. "Bailout "to the rescue. everyone deserves a break, but it's hard to let the controllers of the tap see the forest for the trees.
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    • ON: Wed Apr 30th 11:47 AM
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      Why the Fed Needs to Pause Today
      the market is flooded with unsold items. non-durables(gas/food) not included in gdp should give usd a boost but not until the market need is met. no mun, no fun at this time. fed rate cut will inflate greenback along with stimulus package sometime down the road. the charts are good indicators Kathy,just a little confusing. 25 bp cut for sure. glad i don't have to make the decision. i do think this is a gift,but who am i to decide. gotta go pay the rent..
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    • ON: Wed Apr 30th 11:09 AM
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      Can't Keep Home Prices from Falling
      I don't think it is a factor of lack of confidence,it's just that homeowners are not at the point today to purchase large ticket items.markets tend to follow trends and this happens to be one of them. there is only two things homebuilders can do, and it's either buy and hold til someone buys which is seemingly a low probability with present market conditions.much the same as in the stock market. everyone has their price and threshold. timing, price and need. market availability too.
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    • ON: Wed Apr 23rd 15:46 PM
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      U.S. Corporate Profits of Doom
      hey, i thought D.B cooper said "that's where the money is" , right? so why is the credit crisis such a crisis if "OUR" money is in such need of hospilization. we all share in this pathetic mess we seem to be in.can we survive the hype or mental headaches & just live normal lives without all the bruises & strains? NEXT
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    • ON: Wed Apr 23rd 12:06 PM
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      Will U.S. Markets Crash Now - Or Later?
      hey,after a crash you get insurance to pay for it. then you get up after you fall off horse and keep on going down road.simple formula ,only the numbers in trillions get to be little concerning. only problem is some people get left out of formula somewhat .. NEXT !
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    • ON: Wed Apr 23rd 11:17 AM
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      The Economic Guessing Game Has Begun
      interesting concept to understand unfolding in the u.s. with low monetary value u.s. products would seem to be revered worldwide.this looks good for the future of the dollar value or benefit from investment. the big question is how will this unfold? let's hope it benefits usa too.
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    • ON: Wed Apr 23rd 11:06 AM
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      Chicago Fed: Recession Lite
      Ah yes, the '70 s. dot. com's were almost here and availability of dollars were not like they are today with ease of credit ,which is where we are today. hampered with productivity challenges to boot. the question is how long will the trend of negativity claim grip on our values and no longer be entertaining ! the #'s are concerning too! OK. next !
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    • ON: Thu Apr 17th 12:14 PM
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      Industrial Production Stronger Than Expected; Economy OK Outside of Financials
      The old saying,"build it and they will come" rings through this article.Production output will turn the financial downturn into a positive function down the road. The numbers just need to catch up. Hopefully it will be sooner than later.
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