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    • Wed May 28th 16:16 PM
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      Microsoft: Looking Sweet for Option Combinations
      get a real job!
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    • Tue May 6th 10:14 AM
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      Are Countrywide Shares Worthless?
      Yes it is quite a mess!! Symtomatic of a system broken because of Wall Street greed.. Since when did all of Wall Street want to become
      mortgage brokers..they have forgotten their mission...pull your head out of your ______. yOU HAVE DRIVEN AMERICA INTO THE ECONOMIC toilet! you know it!!!get back to what you know how to do...START raising capital like you never have before for the companies and industries you have destroyed! Start hiring people with creative energy and get rid of the slime mentality that grips
      the industry...For example you have raised no money to increase refining capacity...no money for alternative fuels. no money for alternative transportation...nothi... for new industries...
      you have turned a superpower into a debtor nation..a country that can't pay it's bills, your words can no longer be truested...look at yourself in the mirror slime and maybe you'll figure it out..
      America can turn around but it will take a miricle..tell the truth, share the information, encourage transperancy, value shareholder rights and encourage industry and stop destroying it!
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    • Fri Apr 25th 12:53 PM
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      CITI: $8 Target on Sirius
      70% chance of approval....very interesting yet Yahoo Microsoft is
      preceding as though that merger is a slam dunk! You get the idea msft and Yahoo ok....siri and xmsr not ok? Why doesn't Mr Karmazan get with the program! blast the FCC!! and demand this approval go forward...
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    • Tue Apr 8th 09:56 AM
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      Regardless of Outcome, Clear Channel Shareholders Will Win
      The failure of clear channel is economic justice! Clear Channel itself should be sued! The model for redundant franchises is dead!! Nobody with half a brain can stand to listen to lousy radio..In case you missed it Clear Channel, the consumer led digital revolution is here. the consumer controls content now...your numbers on the effectiveness of advertising are totally bogus..advertising on radio is
      a dying business and fewer and fewer ears are listening...your endless shallow promotions appeal to fewer and fewer numbers...the
      only way this deal makes sense is the immediate liquidation of all the assets...APPLE MICROSOFT AND THE LIKE are the only real winners! So I don't blame the banks for getting out...you've been lying about the numbers and the trends for years!
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    • Wed Mar 5th 10:42 AM
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      Bernanke's Message Can't Be Any Clearer
      When the Bush adminatration asked for America to 'SUPPORT THE TROOPS" in Iraq, the people, the media and Wall Street did so..The politicians got on the bandwagon and it became the patriotic thing to
      do..even if you didn't agree with the war,everybody agreed that
      we should support the troops....Similiarly, President Bush has an opportunity to provide leadership to the housing market...President Bush,Fed char Bernanke, Wall Street and Freddie should suck it up, stop blaming each other on whose fault the subprime loans are, and start RAISING CAPITAL to help the companies that need it most!
      America need your help now..Stop driving our Congree companies down and startlifting them up..you all could consider the following:

      1. Provide and sell to Congress a Housing industry stimulas package of 300 billion similiar to Larry Summer's approach that must be temperary timely and targeted...
      2. Discourage the short sale of companies that qualify for emergency
      relief...and provide tax incentives to investors that would invest in our most troubled industy..
      3. allow greater opportunity for public and financial companies for accelerated tax benefits...

      President Bush has a major opportunity to help America solve it's
      housing issues and needs to go out of office with a "SURGE"
      FOR AMERICA and it's rapidly deteriorating housing sector..Come on Mr. President, can't you help the American people? Can't you
      talk some of your wealthiest friends together and help the millions of people suffering from financial anxiety? After all, they've been there
      for you.. Use some of the same skills you used to get the Surge in Iraq to help the American people stay in their homes? I know you can!
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    • Mon Feb 25th 22:00 PM
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      Monoline Duoline Rescue Plan: 5th Time the Charm?
      With all due respect,your analysis is way behind the curb...and so is C's Gasparino's...both of you fail to comprehend the nature of insurance... nobody likes paying premiums untill something goes wrong..accidents happen often caused by complacency..hing bad happens, you're glad you have insurance..the current problems facing the monolines is a blessing in disquise...it is the giant red flag and first line of defense against a economic sunami if the CDO problem does not get contained!..if the bond insurers fail the banks could be next...The point is the treasury knows that the problem must be addressed now and diligence and recapitalization now should help all the financial markets in the future! So all of you
      ragging about the bond insurers might start looking at the potential legal liabilities looming for Wall Street's biggest firms is something isn't done to start lifting the CDO's..for example investments that were sold by Merill Lynch to the city of Springfield Mass for 14.2 million and recently were marked down to 1.2 million...Maybe you would rather talk about Goldman Sachs who during the boom years sold subprime to it's institutional investors while betting against them for their trading accounts...funny that subject never gets discussed!! Bottom line banks,brokers, insurance need to all start raising money for the financial industries and get it from other areas like tech...because if this problem continues, look out below for all Stocks! keep your fingers crossed!
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