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    • Fri Sep 26th 07:47 AM
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      Why Friday Came Early
      The average american and a congress man don't understand how it got this bad. I don't think no one understand or fathom how we got here and how we are going to go out of this mess. I guarantee you that 99% of Americans don't know derivatives and credit swaps. I won't be surprised if the majority congress don't have a clue how this $750 billion dollar will solve this issue, if it does at all. The government should not be bailing out this companies but they should them die slow painful death or let them figure out what to do . They have already done enough damage to this country. I think we will be better off without this pathetic investment banks who has done nothing but stole billions of dollars from you and me.




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    • Sun Sep 7th 08:00 AM
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      The $64 Trillion Question: What's the Dollar Really Worth?
      The biggest threat of US dollar is the national debt. I am not sure why you didn't mention it in your article.
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    • Thu Sep 4th 08:02 AM
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      Yahoo and Verizon Extend Their Portal Deal
      If the stock continue to drop, I will imagine that Yang will probably resign. I think the pressure to get the stock up is huge and frankly I don't see any catalyst to get this stock move up. Yang resisted the take over as if he had a magic formula to increase shareholders value. I don't blame him as much as I blame those who voted to keep him. You got what you wanted.

      See you at 10
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    • Wed Sep 3rd 20:41 PM
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      Google’s Chrome Saturating an Already Crowded Browser Market
      I have been using both IE and firefox for the last two years. I switched to vista about 6 months ago, I had so much problem with IE so I have been using firefox about 75% of the time.

      I tried chrome today and I was impressed. It seems that it load sites a bit faster than firefox and IE. I also enjoyed some of their nifty stuff they added. For example, the ability to go to a site without leaving any trace that you have been on the site on the computer. This is specially nice future If you are on public computer and want to check your bank statements and etc. I also love the fact that most of my freqent sites are available for click when you open chrome.

      Being a website developer, I use browser 6-8 hrs a day and I do have to say the speed, the slick look without lots of junk has convinced me to make it my primary browser.
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    • Mon Sep 1st 11:35 AM
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      Natural Gas Is Oversold, and We Are Buying
      This is a relatively old article but gives pros and cons of natural gas cars.

      www.consumerreports.or...
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    • Mon Aug 25th 16:39 PM
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      Boeing Drags Its Heels on Air Force Bid
      I am not an American nor live in US but I am BA share holder. It boggles my mind why US Air Force is willing and wanting to give the contact for a foreign company. Based on what I read, both companies (BA and Airbus) are presenting comparable product to the air force. I do realize BA's proposal which is based on 767 is smaller but BA can also use the 777 given enough time to bid.

      I am not saying other countries don't buy foreign products but for most part they buy foreign products because the foreign product is much better and it's no way comparable.

      I don't know but I just feel that Air Force is willing to do anything to make it harder for a domestic company. If anything, they should make it easier.
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    • Sat Aug 16th 13:58 PM
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      Forget $100 a Barrel - Oil Will Plummet to $30
      Ok..Now seekingalpha.com is looking more and more like Motely's Fool site. Catchy headline without much substance and outrageous predictions (gambles)

      Time to look fore better sources for my afternoon reading.
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    • Thu Aug 14th 14:59 PM
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      Enjoy These 'Dollar Days' - But Will They Last?
      In the long run US dollar will drop significantly due to the growing US debt. Currently US is paying 400Billion dollar/yr just on interest alone. It is hard to be optimistic on US dollar while the government continue to let this 9 trillion dollar debt grow. Remember, Albert Einstein once said, "The most powerful force in the universe is compound interest." Soon or later this force will come back to bite us...

      www.youtube.com/watch?...
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    • Fri Aug 1st 09:03 AM
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      Looking for a Cause for Thursday's Sell-off? Blame Greenspan
      Wallstreet listens to Greenspan because he has knowledge and he is probably one of the few people who can actually understand what kind of mess we are in.

      May be CNBC should give you airtime for your "analysis" instead of Greenspan who is by far probably one of the smartest economist around.

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    • Sat Jul 26th 10:00 AM
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      Apple Investors Need to Get a Grip
      Why do you include the word "Apple" in the headline but you are not even mentioning apple in your article?

      I am an apple investor and I wanted to read the article because I thought it was talking about apple.

      Motley fool's articles are known for these type of scheam...great catching headlines without any substance. Do you want seekingalpha to be the same?
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    • Fri Jul 25th 08:42 AM
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      How Will Rising Fuel Prices Impact Demand for Aircraft? -- Boeing Comments
      Just because high oil price is not good for US, it doesn't mean it is not good for oil producing countries. What we are seeing right now is wealth transfer from the west to the east. Middle east is booming. Russia is booming. The people in these countries and becoming rich and powerful. Their demand for new planes will grow.
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    • Wed Jul 9th 14:55 PM
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      Is Boeing Ready To Take Off?
      It's a good news that no airline has canceled 787 orders but the bad news is that the cost of making 787 is going up drastically due to inflation.
      I read an interview with a CEO of African/Asian airline why the airline is not canceling their 787 orders. His response was that the price of 787 has gone up so much since the airline put the order 2-3 years ago, it makes no sense for the airline to cancel their order at this time. I guess the only problem I see with the backlogs is that the profit margin on these orders may continue to shrink as materials to make those planes rise.
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    • Fri Jul 4th 08:21 AM
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      Google Talk for iPhone: It's Not What You Think
      The link to google talk is broken
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    • Thu Jul 3rd 08:52 AM
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      Apple Confirms: No Online iPhone 3G Sales, In-Store Activation Only
      I was planning to buy the new Iphone, unlock it and send it to my friend over sea. I guess I won't be able to do that...
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    • Tue Jul 1st 08:19 AM
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      Is There an Unprecedented Demand for 3G iPhone?
      I was at local Best Buy store about two weeks ago and they had several macs on display. I asked the sales man if customers really buying those macs and he said that about 30% of computer sells are macs.
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