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    • Wed Jul 16th 08:17 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Wednesday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets
      "Public speaking has never been Bush strong point". Really. A bit of an understatement, wouldn't you say. He has no ability to explain any point, and it is obvious that the man is a dope and never should have been elected president.
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    • Sun Jun 15th 08:55 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Why Today Is Different From the Inflationary 1970s
      Alex, I'm very happy that you didn't "particularly agree" with Bush's prescription program, since that, and all of the other bush spending will break the backs of our kids. Don't know when exactly, whether it will be a slow train wreck or a quicker adjustment, but a ponzi scheme only goes on for so long. As I said, republicans "tax cut and spend", and democrats "tax and spend". Take your pick. I've come to believe that the democrat tax and spend scenerio is better, if I have to pick one, since I will feel the pain now for the largess, as opposed to destroying future generations. Anyone here give their bills to their kids? You know, the republican way.
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    • Sat Jun 14th 08:43 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Why Today Is Different From the Inflationary 1970s
      To the comment -Ah, but we have yet to experience President Obama

      Give me a break, G Bush and a unfiied republician congress during his first term expanded spending more than any administration in history, perhaps more than all combined. Give your comment on that, remember the quote from Bush "I want the prescription bill on my desk now". One thing mr pres- you didn't fund the bill- you passed the cost to our kids. You talk about Obama. I would rather have 'tax and spend' than "tax cut and spend". The latter passes the cost of social programs to our kids. It is the republican way
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    • Wed Apr 9th 08:27 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Alan Greenspan's Bosnia Moment
      We don't need all this to know that Greenspan was reckless with monetary policy. His reputation is still far better than it should be, even with current bashing. He kept the party going when clearly he should have reigned in monetary policy. It was clear at the time that loose monetary (and fiscal) policies were causing asset inflation. Greenspan is a disgrace.
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    • Fri Mar 28th 08:04 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Friday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets
      "Grasso'd" - defined as "going after a CEO who has engaged in legal theft from shareholders". At least they sleep at night as they take (steal) their undeserved million dollar paychecks and mismanage their companies.
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    • Fri Mar 28th 07:57 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Friday Outlook: Watching Paint Dry
      In the broad market, I think what you are looking at is an intermediate term uptrend as we hover around our 50 day MA, but absolutely we still have a LT downtrend in stocks. I don't see how stocks could be higher one year out (give or take), since the consumer is no where to be found (stores are empty), home prices are falling, and the consumer is 70% of our GDP (itself a national disgrace).
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    • Mon Mar 24th 08:23 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Bloomberg on VIX: The Importance of this Lagging Indicator
      I will tell you which is applicable, according to the VIX. It is that people are not worried enough. I'll start to think that there is a lot of worry in the markets when the VIX goes to the low thirties and stays there for an extended period of time.
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    • Sun Mar 23rd 07:47 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Market Sentiment: Eye-Poppingly Bearish
      It means an intermediate term bottom, trading bottom, and yes it is troubling that the VIX continues to stay low. Too much complacency. One year from now, stocks can't be higher, corporate earnings will continue to fall, as we enter a recession. Go to the malls- no one is shopping. Remember the consumer, 70% + of the GDP (which in itself is a national disgrace).
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    • Thu Mar 20th 14:42 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      The Credit Crisis and Potential Shorts
      It all sounded good, except when you ended with 'I heard rumors that lehman and UBS may go under". This is extreme, and it makes the reader wonder whether your other views are too extreme.
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    • Wed Mar 19th 07:56 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Wednesday Outlook: How Far Can Bulls Take It?
      Good job.
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    • Mon Mar 17th 08:18 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Warning Signs of a Modern Depression: See 1990 Japan
      The deficit is a meaningless number, except to our kids, who will be broken paying back the bill, broken by the largess of the current generation. What a disgrace. A generation that doesn't pay its bills. The George Bush way.
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    • Sun Mar 16th 09:42 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      The Bailout's Pathetic - Here's Who To Blame
      "financial markets run by fools", Maybe, but not so foolish to avoid picking up gigantic paychecks for the last 10 years, at the expense of the US taxpayer. What a shame that our tax policies are so corrupt as to allow it.
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    • Fri Mar 14th 08:19 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      A U.S. Slowdown Won’t Help China
      I agree, china has to come down, in lockstep with the US
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    • Fri Mar 14th 08:14 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Chinese Job Market Demographics: 3 Implications
      I hope it does become widely known in china (BX compensation) so that the Chinese will realize that they purchased a "public" company that engages in legal theft from its shareholders. CEO pay in US based companies is an utter disgrace.
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    • Fri Mar 14th 08:11 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      5% Revaluation of China's RMB? Are you Crazy?
      ok, I think what you are saying is that the china stock market has to go down in the medium term.
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