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    • Thu Dec 4th 17:53 PM
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      The Manipulation of Gold Prices
      Excellent article. The only question where do you put your money so as to capitalize on this?
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    • Mon Nov 17th 17:55 PM
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      The Autos and Mentality That Ruined Detroit
      So do the Japanese. You have obviously never been to Georgetown, Kentucky or any other Toyota plant, right?

      By the way, if you don't want the foreign companies profits going overseas, guess what, they don't have to! There is this thing called the stock market where you can buy a piece of any public company you want (called stock). And guess what, if that company has a dividend policy, the profits of the company actually go to you. So go buy some TM (Toyota), and the profits actually do come back to you.


      On Nov 16 08:56 PM dixie wrote:

      > GM is a great community citizen sponsoring many cultural and charitable
      > causes in SE Michigan.
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      > The Asian transplants don't give back. They take American dollars
      > and send them to their overseas owners.
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    • Mon Nov 17th 17:43 PM
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      The Autos and Mentality That Ruined Detroit
      You forgot numerous other major missteps along the way.....

      - Over-building and then never down sizing their dealership network
      - Not killing brands when they should be killed (and making it worse by adding brands)...see Oldsmobile, Buick, Pontiac, Saturn, Mercury, Dodge, Hummer, Mazda etc...
      - Dumping vehicles to rental companies, thus cheapening the brand and lowering residual values
      - Incentives and pricing. People are now trained to expect major incentives from the Big 3.
      - Finally, PRODUCT, PRODUCT, PRODUCT if these companies had cars/trucks people actually want to buy, there problems would be much less severe. Seriously, if there is more than 2 cars in the combined Big 3's lineup you get even remotely excited about I'd be surprised. Even when they do a hybrid, they can't get it right (See: Tahoe, Mariner, Escalade)

      A bailout of these companies is a disgrace to capitalism. These executives have been a textbook of what not do. Using the economy as an excuse for their incompetence is disgraceful. This bankruptcy has benntwo decades in the making.
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    • Fri Nov 7th 17:47 PM
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      'The Shallowest Generation': A Rebuttal
      Not a great rebuttal if you ask me. The point Quinn was making as I take it (that you seem to miss) is not that the boomers are the sole source of all the problems, but rather that they perpetuate the problems and do nothing to help solve them. That's the point Quinn makes.

      Having said that, I would like to hear your rebuttal to that now that you got you reading comprehension staightened out.
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    • Mon Sep 22nd 16:53 PM
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      Why "Drill, Baby, Drill!" Does Not Translate Into Effective National Energy Policy
      What about the environmental (and possible economic)impact of consuming more oil? I'm not even talking about the impact from drilling. It seems the environment takes a back seat again.
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    • Tue Jul 22nd 11:45 AM
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      Financials: How - And When - We Reached the Bottom
      Good points DSB and good article Tom. I do however agree more with DSB. Any analysis of the financials without taking into account the macroeconomic picture is in my opinion, worthless. The underlying problems as to why the financials got into this mess have not been cured.
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    • Tue Jun 24th 10:16 AM
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      Meet Mr. Market: Jim Cramer
      Oh wait, after reading your bio..."Todd worked in a variety of intriguing roles, such as postdoctoral scholar of hearing physiology, software support technician, and as data base manager and webmaster for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration", what exactly qualifies you to call anyone out on anything investing related???

      "Todd currently presides over a long-only asset management firm, which he founded in 2006. Using a value-driven approach, Todd oversees over $32 million in separately managed accounts" Wow $32 million! You are a great success! I wonder what your performance has been like to garner a whole $32 million?

      Wait, wait, wait, I get it now... You're bitter cause Cramer is out there for the little guy and makes self-proclaimed money managers like you useless! You probably watch his shows to get ideas for own fund!
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    • Tue Jun 24th 10:09 AM
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      Meet Mr. Market: Jim Cramer
      Mr. Kenyon is obviously one or more of the following:

      - Jealous of Cramer for his success
      - Doesn't understand what Cramer would say about his own mistakes and what he tries to do with his show
      - Has no clue how an investor/trader would use Cramer's show
      - Secretly works for The Motley Fool
      - Secretly works for the Chinese (Cramer insists on calling them Communists and is not recommending any China stocks at the moment)
      - Secretly works for News Corp. (Parent to FoxNews)
      - Is so bitter that he will actually spend time trying to discredit someone else without even providing his own credentials
      - Has no interesting ideas of his own so he is relegated to trying to discredit others
      - Thinks he will gain publicity for himself by making unsubstantiated claims against a popular money manager

      So Todd, which one is it?
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    • Fri Jun 13th 08:57 AM
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      Restricting So-Called Speculation Is a Fool's Game
      Good analysis... Thanks. Is it any wonder that Leiberman hails Conn.??
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    • Sat Jun 7th 09:01 AM
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      Preparing for the Fall
      What an overly simplistic, dumb, and irresponsible view of the market and the world.

      If you are so sure the market is about to tank, then why not recommend shorting the market??? The fact that you recommend cash and not shorting clearly shows that you don't even have enough confidence in your own theory to invest in it!
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    • Fri Jun 6th 09:25 AM
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      3 Expected Post-Election Changes - No Matter Who Wins
      seeksome: if cap and trade is going to "put everyone you know who owns a business out of business", the people you know must not be good business people. View every problem as an opportunity.

      Martin: You layed out the downside very well it true pessimistic style, how about the upside?
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    • Wed May 28th 10:20 AM
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      Wind Is In - Cramer's Mad Money (5/27/08)
      Actually XXamaXX, he doesn't own a single stock except for his own company, thestreet.com. So you are wrong.
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