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    • Mon Dec 1st 16:46 PM
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      Microsoft and eBay Team Up: Desperate or Brilliant?
      The columnist states "I think eBay would do better if stayed true to its roots, instead of constantly trying to beat Amazon...". Then, in the same paragraph, states "I've never quit eBay completely, but my visits have decreased considerably over recent years."
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    • Mon Nov 17th 08:57 AM
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      The Autos and Mentality That Ruined Detroit
      Get rid of the lousy management that created the mess. My decision to buy a Honda (terrific machine) had nothing to do with union workers and everything to do with product quality.


      On Nov 16 10:27 PM ptr44 wrote:

      > Get rid of the union clowns before it's too late.
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    • Mon Nov 17th 08:48 AM
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      The Autos and Mentality That Ruined Detroit
      Here, here! My personal nightmare involved a 1992 Dodge Dakota. I pretty much lived in the service waiting room, while owning that piece of junk. I distinctly remember reading an article, about 1994, where Kirk Kerkorian suggested to the CEO, at the time, to improve the quality of Chrysler's products. His response was that it would be too expensive to do so, and that Chrysler would remain on the charted course. Lousy, shortsighted, greedy management is to blame and should not be rewarded, with a bailout.


      On Nov 16 06:16 PM wyosteven wrote:

      > Good. Let Detroit rot.
      >
      > Speaking from personal experience, American auto's have been a shame.
      > After owning a Ford F250, and Taurus, I will never buy another Ford
      > again.
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      > Credit, price, etc, mean absolutely nothing to the consumer that
      > values quality -- Detroit was utterly doomed when they couldn't offer
      > anything above a 36k mile warranty.
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      > They won't recover.
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      > NO BAILOUT FOR THE RICH AUTOMAKERS AND THEIR FAT CAT UNIONS THAT
      > MADE HORSE-$HIT DECISIONS AND WORSE CARS/TRUCKS!
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    • Mon Nov 10th 17:21 PM
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      Earnings Preview: Sirius XM Radio
      Mike01251: You made a valid point. Don't listen to any of these coffee-clatching, no life, gossiping, bitches. They spend their whole lives stroking each other and talking about a 25 cent stock. Just the fact that they judge the QUALITY of a comment, by the QUANTITY of past comments shows the intelligence level you're dealing with. Same level of intelligence that brought upon their huge stock losses.


      On Nov 10 12:01 PM Mike01251 wrote:

      > well, I certainly can appreciate that you fine SIRIUS investors choose
      > to denigrate my posts due to the fact that I've only had two of them.
      > Okay, here's #3.... If you are all so smart, why do you spend SO
      > much time lamenting over your SIRIUS stock? Hmmmmm? Please try and
      > appreciate the fact that we ALL have opinions, and, the fact that
      > they don't meet your approval doesn't make them any less valid. Despite
      > your low opinion of me, I will continue to root for some good news
      > from Mel this afternoon so that you may have at least one night of
      > restful sleep.
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    • Sat Nov 8th 17:09 PM
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      General Motors: Beginning the Endgame?
      Excellent comment. But, I'd like to add ,a serious commitment to product quality is also in order.


      On Nov 08 03:07 PM Fred in Michigan wrote:

      > Allowing the auto companies to fail would be a mistake, yet the prospect
      > of giving them our money to continue their disastrously bad ways
      > is also unacceptable.
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      > Until there are big changes (radical downsizing, brand consolidation,
      > serious small car production, union giveups, ...), they shouldn't
      > be given taxpayer money.
      >
      > Why haven't we heard more about replacing management? Why aren't
      > the stockholders more active?
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    • Thu Oct 23rd 08:03 AM
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      Finally Some Good News for Sirius Shareholders
      User284270: Priceline.com is one ,that comes readily to mind. Although you are correct most reverse stock splits do not work, I believe that is because of bad underlying businesses. In the case of a Priceline.com,(and quite possibly,Siri) if the core business fills a consumer void, it stands a very good chance of succeeding.
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    • Sat Sep 27th 13:40 PM
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      Sirius XM On the Rise - Does Microsoft Want a Piece?
      Prediction: Siri will declare bankruptcy and common shareholders will lose 99% of their investment. Siri, then will reorganize it's debt, insiders will become even richer than they are now, and the company will gradually become successful. Saddest fact of all is the initial financial backers (common shareholders) are left holding the bag, which of course, will be empty.
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    • Thu Aug 28th 15:08 PM
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      Will You Look Back on Today as Your Greatest Missed Opportunity?
      I've been taught a company's P/E ratio should reflect it's earnings growth rate, therefore, I tend to see nearly every one of the example stocks as being overvalued between 1998 and 2007; and now being somewhat fairly valued. Is the columnist suggesting we will inevitably return to the days of bloated stock prices?
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    • Wed Aug 27th 23:08 PM
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      What Did Buffett Buy: American Express or Wells Fargo?
      Emerald, nice slam. (and appropriate)
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    • Wed Aug 27th 23:01 PM
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      Berkshire Hathaway: Like a Kid in a Candy Store
      The columnist writes " Berkshire Hathaway's stock price has doubled,over the past ten years." Using the "rule of 72" that works out to an annual return of 7.2%. A decent return for sure, but it hardly warrants all the gushing. I think some people are just caught up in the Warren Buffet mystic and lose sight of the facts.
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    • Sat Aug 16th 17:09 PM
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      Citi: Sirius XM Is “Massively Undervalued”
      cos1000: Thanks for the insight. Good luck with your considerable investment.
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    • Sun Aug 10th 22:37 PM
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      The Ford Debt Disaster Continues
      PhillyD, 1) "J.D. Powers says the NEW Ford products are rated higher than their Toyota counterparts." Quality, especially in automobiles, is judged over long periods of time. It is impossible to accurately determine reliability from a NEW product; that's just common sense. 2) You call me a "loser " because I won't purchase a Ford product. I think I'd be a bigger loser ( and a dumb consumer) if I were to purchase an inferior product just because it's American made. If mediocrity is rewarded,it will always be mediocre. In fact, if Ford has improved their product ,as much as you say, you probably have consumers like me to thank. Afterall, nothing stirs change,in corporate America, like dwindling profits. 3) You sure do drive alot!
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    • Sun Aug 10th 14:59 PM
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      The Ford Debt Disaster Continues
      icandoitdon shows the most insight, with his comments. I, personally, have never, nor ever will buy a Ford product; and it has everything to do with quality, not union workers. If Ford's management had focused on building a reliable product, over the past several decades, the sales would be there to support a union workforce, as was the case in the past. Short sighted management is to blame, pure and simple.
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    • Mon Aug 4th 06:18 AM
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      It's Still About Affordability, Stupid [Housing Tracker]
      The so-called housing "crisis" is a classic market correction; and will be looked back on as a good thing. Just as in any market, where the speculators and greedy take charge, prices become bloated and the "average Joe and Jane" get priced out. This correction will enable them to get back in , at much more realistic and affordable prices. Personally, I'm loving it!
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    • Fri Aug 1st 23:43 PM
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      How Is GM Still Alive?
      I work for a utility company, which bought a large fleet of Ford trucks. Every single one has been in the shop numerous times, almost since day one. I bought a Dodge Dakota that gave me nightmares, also, from day one. I've owned GM vehicles, and although they're not of the quality of a Honda or Toyota, they're not as bad as a Chrysler or Ford.
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