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    • ON: Mon Sep 1st 23:59 PM
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      How Much Longer Can Money Managers Hang in Behind Energy?
      PS Jimbo, are you sure you are not Dumbo? Are you comparing the qualities of this cheerleader from the frozen north to the head of the Harvard Law Review???. God save America from idiots like you.
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    • ON: Mon Sep 1st 23:49 PM
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      How Much Longer Can Money Managers Hang in Behind Energy?
      Are you kidding me??? How can anyone take Sarah Golitghtly seriously? After months of telling us he will pick a VP most qualified to take his place (he is 72 with a history of cancer) McCain picks the mayor of a town of less than 9000 population and the governor of the Great State of Alaska!!!! This is like a Disney movie. Then to add stupidity upon stupdity, the sheep like Republican herd makes comments like "she is from Alaska which is the closest state to Russia so she understands them". Makes you want to kinda puke doesn't it?
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    • ON: Sun Aug 10th 16:21 PM
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      Steer Clear of Akeena Solar
      Just absorb what CA Kid said. Anyone who holds or buys more of this stock deserves to get their ass kicked.

      Management, Management, Management..........
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    • ON: Sun Mar 23rd 11:46 AM
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      BHP Billiton /Rio Tinto Merger: Is It Good for Shareholders?
      Thanks for the info Old Man. For some reason I thought this was an American site.
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    • ON: Fri Mar 21st 20:11 PM
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      Burst Bubble? Commodities' Long-Term Story Remains Intact
      It seems to me there are commodities and there are commodities. While gold and silver are often bought strictly as investments, things like oil and other metals used for building infrastuctures are a different animal. Therefore to lump all commodities together may be convenient but they will not act together as a group for too much longer
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    • ON: Fri Mar 21st 11:35 AM
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      BHP Billiton /Rio Tinto Merger: Is It Good for Shareholders?
      let me get this straight, one "analyst" suggests BHP should offer 2.32 shares for each share of Rio Tinto? That comes out to around $145/share with Rio trading currently trading all the way down to $386/share. But wait, BHP actually bid 3.4 shares of BHP for each share of Rio or $214/share. And Rio is earned $$22/share in 2007 and $34/share projected for 2008
      Hello!? Am I or somebody else around here totally insane?
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