Tony Daltorio

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    • Wed Nov 12th 16:09 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Great Expectations for Obama, But Not the Markets
      I don't care if it's caused by greed (tech & real estate) or fear (Treasuries)--- a bubble is a bubble is a bubble. When this bubble bursts, there will be more huge losses for the Wall Street community.


      On Nov 11 08:42 PM Georealist wrote:

      > After reading JasonCs post I feel like I need a United Nations Translator...what
      > can he possibly mean..if anything? The real price of something IS..what
      > people pay for it in the market! Or is someone talking to him privately
      > and only JasonC and a few select others know the REAL answer?
      > As for the article..there will always be optimism about something..what's
      > the point? The flight to treasuries is defensive and fear driven..hardly
      > the stuff of great investing or bubbles.....
      >
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    • Tue Nov 11th 13:02 PM | Rating: +2 0
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      Great Expectations for Obama, But Not the Markets
      I agree with what you are saying. The people with money - China, MidEast, etc. will spend the money they have helping their own people, NOT bailing out the US. I think that when the massive Treasury refundings really begin in earnest next year, Wall Street will be shocked that most of the foreign investors who normally buy Treasuries won't show up.


      On Nov 11 08:36 AM David Martin wrote:

      > Spot on analysis.
      > What is your take on the impact of the Chinese plans to spend another
      > $300 billion a year themselves, leaving them with little budget surplus
      > and presumably buying less US Treasury bonds?
      > I(t soundds bad for US funding and the dollar.
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    • Fri Oct 31st 14:45 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Why Jim Rogers Is Still Bullish on Grains and Gold
      Anyone who follows Jim Rogers over the long-term has and will continue to make a bundle of money. It's only the short-term trader mentality types(who think one week is long-term) who don't like Jim Rogers.
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    • Sat Oct 11th 16:59 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Jim Rogers Speaks Out - Where Is He Putting His Money?
      The people who criticize Jim Rogers are the same people who missed the entire move in emerging markets and commodities. Wake up! You are seeing the movement of the wealth in the world from Western nations to Eastern nations. Jim spotted these trends decades ago! Just keep sticking with loser US stocks.....don't worry everyone, Apple will save us all.....get real! The US market is back to where is was 15 years ago!! I know it's hard for many people--think long-term investing, not buying Monday and selling Friday.
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    • Wed Sep 24th 19:43 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      A Black Hole Nearly Swallows Wall Street
      Scared Stiff is right - our country seems headed toward more of a socialism mix like Mussolini's.
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    • Wed Sep 24th 10:06 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Don't Be Fooled - Short Selling Restrictions Do Work
      Let's be fair. How about also banning the obvious and blatant "mark ups" on stocks that occur at the end of each quarter by fund managers? Or is
      "manipulation&quo... ok on the upside?
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    • Tue Sep 23rd 13:14 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Oil Price Speculation Truth Begins to Leak into Mainstream Media
      What a ridiculous article! Holding the price of oil to $40-$80/bbl will only result in the world's oil flowing to China,other emerging markets,and other countries willing to pay the 'real' price for oil. There will be no oil available for America to use.
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    • Wed Sep 3rd 13:16 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Of Wars and Strategic Metals
      What a great article! And you are right - if you want to know what is really going on in the world, ignore the US media and especially the US financial media. The US media reminds me of the old Soviet Union media outlets- Pravda & Tass.
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    • Wed Sep 3rd 13:08 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      The Slow Start of Deflation: A Case for Bonds
      Anyone owning bonds at these levels is a fool who will soon be parted from their money.
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    • Wed Aug 27th 10:25 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Retail Investors Refuse to Globalize
      This article is spot on! I make sure my clients have a good portion of their assets in foreign stocks or they're not my clients. Over the past 4 years, they have averaged a total return of nearly 200%. Personally, I have 95% of my portfolio in foreign stocks and commodities.
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    • Sun Aug 17th 12:09 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Oil: Demand Destruction Overdone?
      Brilliant article! Anyone who is hanging their hat on 'demand destruction' does not understand American consumers and is probably a clueless short-term trader.
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    • Wed Aug 13th 10:20 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Will American Changes in Energy Consumption Stick?
      I think you will find that within a few short weeks,that with gasoline below $4 again,US gasoline consumption will be back up to its old highs. Americans will not give up their current lifestyle unless they are forced to. The only way gasoline consumption will drop on a more permanent basis is to have high gas prices($5+) for years.
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    • Tue Aug 12th 14:08 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      A Herd of Multi-Billion-Dollar Lemmings
      Your comments are spot on. Right now I am telling my clients to begin accumulating commodities and commodity-related equities, along with other currencies. And also to begin shorting the US stock market and US dollar. The crowd is always wrong!
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    • Wed Aug 6th 18:41 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      GM May Hit $200 Before Oil Does
      The author of this article is typical of what is wrong with the US. Too many short-term traders who think in terms of hours, not years!
      As for your title,GM will belly-up within a year and you will never see even $100 oil(on the downside) in your lifetime.
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    • Wed Aug 6th 18:31 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      July’s Commodities Purge Offers Long-Term Opportunity
      Using baseball parlance, the commodities ballgame has just completed the 4th inning. Wall Street and the short-term traders are so dumb, they think they are watching a football game-- Gee, 4 innings(quarters) are over, the game must be over.
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