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    • Thu Nov 20th 14:15 PM
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      Eddie Lampert's Waterfall
      I know in tough times like these I also worry about how a billionaire is holding up. It's a shame to think Eddie may only have $1-$2 billion in personal wealth now.
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    • Fri Nov 14th 12:09 PM
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      Cramer's Stop Trading! The Wells Fargo Tell (11/12/08)
      I thought you were supposed to watch Apple. I wonder what random stock he will pick next week as a market indicator?
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    • Mon Nov 10th 10:47 AM
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      Is Jim Cramer Right? Is Apple Really a Market Barometer?
      You mention that Cramer offered no data or evidence to back up this claim. Why would this claim of his be any different than many of his other claims? He often lacks facts and evidence. Instead, he just hopes that if he is loud and silly enough people will overlook the fact that his arguments often lack facts. Cramer while full of sound and fury, signifies nothing.
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    • Wed Nov 5th 16:45 PM
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      The Free Lunch Approach to Finance
      I have always felt that those who took loans on homes they could not afford are not being taken to task for it. The reason is because no member of Congress would get re-elected if they said that homeowners needs to accept responsibility for what they did and foreclosure is just a part of that. Instead, Congress is fighting for people who took loans they could not afford. I am so sick of the argument that the home buyer may not have known what he is signing. I am sorry, but common sense should have told them that they could not afford the home and if you don't read and understand your mortgage documents then you may just be too stupid to have a home. Personally, I would love to throw all these people out and resell their homes to those who can afford them. It is not like they will become homeless. They will simply either trade down to a house they can afford or they will end up in an apartment or trailer park. Which is where they should have been in the first place. While owning a home is part of the America Dream as I recall it does not say in the Declaration of Independence: Life, Libery, the pursuit of happiness, and the right to own a home.
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    • Wed Oct 29th 16:31 PM
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      Cramer's Lightning Round - Who Needs Citi? (10/28/08)
      Funny, I always ask myself who needs Jim Cramer.
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    • Tue Oct 21st 09:35 AM
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      Why Oil and Gold Are Headed Much Higher
      I am still waiting on QCOM to get to $1,000 a share.
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    • Sun Oct 19th 09:20 AM
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      Cramer's Now a Market Timer?
      While I am not a fan of Cramer, I would hope for your clients sake that during these tough times you are doing something other than posting articles on a blog about him. If not, then I find you more irresponsible since you are managing people's money.
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    • Sun Oct 19th 09:17 AM
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      Buffett Likes to Be Early; Don't Rush to Follow
      I am SHOCKED that his long only picks have not been positive so far in 2008. How many long only long term investors do you know that have posted positive returns in 2008?
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    • Mon Oct 13th 08:06 AM
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      Oil Industry: Farewell, Good Old Days
      CHK is not out of cash and the vast majority of their debt is long term. You should really learn how to read a press release, balance sheet, and footnotes to an 10Q and 10K before you go about amking assertions.
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    • Wed Oct 8th 16:25 PM
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      @VIC: Top Hedge Fund Picks
      They should rename this conference: pump your own book and hope you find people stupid enough to blindly follow.
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    • Tue Sep 30th 16:27 PM
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      Hedge Fund Tracking: Tudor Investment Corp. (Paul Tudor Jones)
      My guess is these names are held in the Tudor Raptor fund which is run by his business partner Jim Pallotta. Though Jim and Paul are going separate ways after this year.
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    • Wed Sep 24th 14:45 PM
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      Bill Gross on the Bailout Plan
      The problem is that those voting on this legislation (Congress) have no idea what the true size and the scope of this problem is. They should leave the solution to those like Bernanke and Paulson who understand what is going on and not turn this into their own political blame game where nothing gets solved.
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    • Mon Sep 22nd 15:54 PM
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      In Defense of the Paulson Plan
      I think what is being missed is that many people who have homes as a result of the subprime loans should not have had the home in the first place. I say if they can't pay the mortgage then the government should seize the home and auction it off to help pay for the bail out.
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    • Thu Sep 18th 10:57 AM
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      Hedge Fund Tracking: Moore Capital Management's 13F Filing
      1 o 4. The other difference between you and Louis Bacon is that he is a billionaire and you are not!
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    • Thu Sep 11th 15:11 PM
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      T. Boone Pickens' Stocks Struggle
      Do you often spend time during your day worrying about billionaires?
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