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    • Tue Dec 2nd 17:25 PM
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      How Low Can We Go?



      On Dec 02 01:24 PM jegan ;-) wrote:

      > Not really too sure why you bothered writing this article, unless
      > you were just penning your own musings to try to get a handle on
      > what you think would/might/could/ might not/probably would/shouldn't
      > happen.....
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      Well, that's what I do. Musing, I mean.

      > jegan
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    • Tue Dec 2nd 11:40 AM
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      Palm's Time May Have Passed
      Same old story: bad management killed a company with great products.
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    • Mon Dec 1st 21:50 PM
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      The Credit Spreads Blow-Up
      'Hopefully, the Obama A-Team can attack the credit spread problems.'

      What if they fight back?
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    • Mon Dec 1st 21:48 PM
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      Uncle Ben Signals the End Game
      So far, there is no problem with demand for treasuries, only with supply. Although it might be a good idea to short treasuries in the middle of the next year, they are at Great Depression level already. I mean, if you don't think we are in Great Depression 2.0.

      Fed buying treasuries is a SOP. Fed does it any time it wants to inject money into the world.
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    • Mon Dec 1st 18:45 PM
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      3 Reasons This Rally Has No Legs
      To User68127:

      Lemmings follow each other for a reason: it's evolutionary trait which improves survival chances. Sometimes they drown together, true.
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    • Mon Dec 1st 12:55 PM
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      U.K. Times Gets It Wrong - No Planned Microsoft / Yahoo Deal
      I doubt Yahoo! search is worth 20 billion. Company capitalization is a little bit over 15 billion. There is also a small fact: Microsoft doesn't have 20 billion cash right now. Of course, it can easily get debt financing, but why?
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    • Mon Dec 1st 12:04 PM
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      How Wall Street Has Failed the Individual Investor
      Don't get mad. Get even. Look for opportunities. Research markets. Make your own decisions based on your own convictions. It's your money, you are responsible for it.
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    • Mon Dec 1st 11:15 AM
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      3 Reasons This Rally Has No Legs
      First of all, my apologies. Local bottom was on Nov 20, not Nov 24.

      Ramzi,

      I don't say that 951 is bullish and 949 is bearish. When I say "break above 950", I mean that S&P should go well above 950 and stay there for a while. For example, couple of days closing in 960-970 range or higher would be bullish. And of course, it's just my opinion and I can always be wrong.
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    • Mon Dec 1st 00:29 AM
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      Jerry Yang's Blunder - Worst Business Decision Ever?
      Yang saved Yahoo! and possibly even Microsoft. But this decision also robbed shareholders of a lot of money. No, it's not the worst blunder, not even in top ten.

      By the way, in 1999-2000 there was a lot of talk that Yahoo! market cap cannot possibly be higher than that of GM and Ford combined. It's still higher, and for a good reason.
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    • Wed Nov 26th 15:48 PM
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      Reasons to Give Thanks for Capitalism
      Agree with author. Almost. My 2 cents: I give thanks to capitalism and democracy. Both have huge problems. And both combined together are better than anything you can try to put in their respective places. Reason? Simple, really: both systems have good negative feedback systems. Market in capitalism and elections in democracy are those feedbacks. They are not perfect, but they work. Those who studied automatic control systems know that only system with negative feedback loops can be stable and controllable. Why we need both? Sometimes markets fail, and government has to take action. But undemocratic government might start making moves which might destroy the market. And democracy without markets can deteriorate quickly (who controls media in absence of markets?)
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    • Wed Nov 26th 15:29 PM
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      The Market Is Telling Us Something
      Articles mentioning failure to deliver on treasuries market:

      seekingalpha.com/artic...
      www.euromoney.com/Arti...
      www.investmentnews.com...
      www.nakedcapitalism.co...

      Want more? Google "treasuries market fail to deliver"
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    • Tue Nov 25th 17:48 PM
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      The Fundamental Value of Real Estate
      I agree with author (sigh). We are paying for 2000-2006 real estate bubble, when everybody was talking about real estate investments. Lots of people, even some people I know, speculated on real estate. Now bubble is popped, leaking gas which doesn't smell good.

      House is the shelter.
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    • Tue Nov 25th 15:12 PM
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      The Broken Treasury Market
      Feels like supply is too low to satisfy demand. Everybody and his dog is buying treasuries. Financial world is scared to death.
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    • Mon Nov 24th 16:08 PM
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      Can a Broken New York Times Be Fixed?
      It's not just NYT. It's the model. All deadwood press is in trouble, at least dailies.
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    • Sun Nov 23rd 17:41 PM
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      Eight Areas to Consider About This Market
      Great article. I don't agree with some fine points, but the main idea is right: stay in the game, try to find what works (long or short), sell when it's right, not when you have to and, most important, forget about "buy and hold".
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