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    • Thu Oct 2nd 17:17 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      5 Reasons Why the $700B Bailout Could Translate to $250 Oil
      I think your timing for this article was kind of poor. Perhaps you should have waited until late February to write this.

      The Ponzi I-banks and various speculative commodity hedge funds are no longer propping up the price of oil anymore.
      While I do believe that peak oil is coming very soon - within the next 5 years, I've also noticed lately that all the SUVs are disappearing at my condo complex and are being replaced with tiny fuel sipping cars.

      Your premise that a $700 billion bailout is going to cause massive inflation is weak IMO. ALL the countries around the world are slowing down and will inevitably lower their interest rates, thus most of them will be matching our inflation/deflation in certain assets and commodities $s.
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    • Sun Sep 28th 23:40 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Positive Divergences Continue to Stack Up
      I think a big bear market rally is coming over the next 3-4 weeks.
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    • Tue Sep 23rd 15:05 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Can Hank Paulson Lead?
      The huge Visa IPO this year was obviously a cash-out for those genius Visa execs who saw this calamity coming years ago.

      This stock market is becoming more of a Ponzi Scheme everyday.
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    • Tue Sep 23rd 15:00 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Can Hank Paulson Lead?
      This bailout will be closer to at least double the advertised $700 billion.
      Commercial real estate and credit cards are next.

      Paulson and the FED know this, but play dumb. 9 months ago, Paulson was saying that houses weren't overvalued...
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    • Sun Sep 21st 16:33 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Morgan Stanley: Exploding the Short-Seller Myth
      Why do the banks issue stock shares in the first place? IMO, bank stocks are worthless. They're already/destined to be nationalized.

      Shouldn't insolvent bank stocks be trading at $0?
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    • Sun Sep 21st 15:29 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Should We Try Congestion Pricing for Security Trades?
      It's too difficult for CEOs to cash out of their options when the market is collapsing...

      Banning short sales is equal to banning the redistribution of wealth. Very wealthy conservatives love this new rule, while the other 99.9% of us that are relatively poor shake our heads at this obviously rigged, market cronyism.
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    • Sun Sep 21st 15:05 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      We've Crossed the Line from Capitalism to Socialism
      What we needed was CEOs like Paulson not to create Ponzi schemes like CDOs and SIVs in the first place this past decade. Paulson is the problem, he was one of the biggest players who created it. Now Paulson is the global economic dictator - declaring who will go bankrupt and who won't. Of course Goldman Scams will be saved by Paulson...
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    • Sun Sep 21st 14:48 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Hank Paulson, Buy-Sider
      Goldman Scams was 3 days away from elimination, then magically Paulson steps in and declares that "all banks must be saved". He eliminates GS's competition: BSC, ML, and LEH. Paulson is a great friend/judge to have at a witch trial.

      Our economy is a stacked poker deck. Cronyism is pushing all of our chips to the corrupt.

      Paulson and Goldman Scams represent everything that is wrong with the U.S. economy. Disgusting. Under the table handshakes lead to more bailouts for the little guy to pay out. Nothing will change.
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    • Mon Sep 15th 23:53 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Lehman's Collapse: Broader Economic Damage Unlikely
      With no more Wall Street banks - property values in New York City are going to start plummeting...feeding the fire...
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    • Mon Sep 15th 18:25 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Lehman's Collapse: Broader Economic Damage Unlikely
      Historically, the average bear market decline = 36%. We haven't even hit that average decline yet. The SnP500 would need to hit 1000 just to make that average decline.

      On average, there are typically 2 bear markets a decade.

      This isn't your average bear market.

      The entire banking system may need to be nationalized.
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    • Thu Aug 28th 15:37 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      GDP and the Decline of National Statistics
      I hope the government can do something with the data on jobs. Losing 50,000 jobs a month is very disheartening...
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    • Sun Aug 24th 20:49 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Obama Is Bad for the Economy - Barron's
      Republicans all know that creating a massive amount of debt leads to gains in productivity.
      People would just relax and retire if they didn't have debts to repay.
      It will be important for our grandchildren to be very, very productive.
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    • Tue Aug 12th 14:37 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Smallcap Stocks: Regaining Their Mojo?
      Sounds like from your facts that the rally is very close to an end...

      Middle of August is not the best time to go long anything.
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    • Fri Aug 8th 12:18 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Getting More Constructive on Crude Oil
      Goldman Scams and Morgan Stanley, along with their subsidiary hedge funds control energy prices. If you want to play a poker game with a stacked deck, trade oil with them.

      I love how Goldman upgraded oil services about 4 weeks ago when oil services had just hit the peak in its obvious trading range.

      Goldman would stab your grandma in the back if it were profitable...
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    • Sat Aug 2nd 05:43 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Bill Miller on This Tough Market
      Warren Buffet also said this current downturn would be much longer than most people think it will be.

      The U.S. is in a secular bear market until 2016. Has been a bear market since 2000.
      You have to make good trades to make $ in this kind of market. Buy and hold may or may not beat inflation.
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