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Thu Sep 4th 04:19 AM
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Should We Listen to Boone Pickens on Oil?

Anyone who has followed the oil spike knows that OPEC lost pricing control a long time ago. As they increased production, oil prices still continued upward

Are you kidding? they won't cap the ceiling price but only the floor price. because their interest to keep oil price remain high.
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Mon Aug 25th 04:44 AM
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Total Returns by Country Since March 2003

Indonesia (Jakarta Composite Index) up 443% for that period, better than Brazil.
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Tue Aug 19th 06:21 AM
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Fannie, Freddie Bailout To Wipe Out Equity Holders?

i don't agree... it won't totally wipe out the shareholders.... but 95% wipe out maybe :)
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Tue Aug 19th 06:10 AM
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Why I Got Long Oil Today

you made very good call on financial a months ago... time will tell for this one...
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Tue Jul 29th 00:20 AM
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Oil Prices, Global GDP, and Net Oil Exports

the best article i read today.
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Mon Jul 7th 06:58 AM
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Oil and Gas: Perfect Investment Tsunami

Really good analysis...... as usual. Thanks Jim.
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Thu May 29th 22:30 PM
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The Bear Market Has Just Begun

I do agree with you Bill. We have seen nothing yet.
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Mon May 12th 05:27 AM
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Let's Not Write The Fed a Blank Check

Power tend to corrupt... absolute power , absolute corrupt. We gave to much power to the Fed.
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Mon May 12th 02:57 AM
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Baltic Dry Index Almost Back to Record Highs

Agree with Fritz.
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Fri Apr 11th 06:10 AM
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The IMF's World Economic Outlook

How come IMF doesn't give higher rates, & fiscal discipline recipe to US like what they impose to emerging market crisis for the same problem??
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Wed Mar 19th 06:17 AM
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Dear Ben: 5 Suggestions for Saving the U.S Economy

A Good letter... but he can read it... try it on braille
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Wed Mar 19th 06:09 AM
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Warning Signs of a Modern Depression: See 1990 Japan

Good cartoon... well picture current condition. Denial of the problem will only prolong the pain. IMF has written the same prescription for Latin America and Asia Crisis.... higher interest rate, fiscal control, and clean up the bank balance sheet... how come should be different for the US?
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Tue Mar 18th 23:00 PM
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A Warning for U.S. Dollar Bears and Commodity Bulls

great article.
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Thu Mar 13th 08:14 AM
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What's Wrong with this Economic Picture?

The Days of Judgment are here, finally...

beautiful.... sums up every thing... game over... bye..bye.. sayonara!

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Thu Mar 13th 07:58 AM
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Carlyle Capital: Collateral Damage

Game Over Carlyle..
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Should We Listen to Boone Pickens on Oil?

Total Returns by Country Since March 2003

Fannie, Freddie Bailout To Wipe Out Equity Holders?

Why I Got Long Oil Today

Oil Prices, Global GDP, and Net Oil Exports

Oil and Gas: Perfect Investment Tsunami

The Bear Market Has Just Begun

Let's Not Write The Fed a Blank Check

Baltic Dry Index Almost Back to Record Highs

The IMF's World Economic Outlook

Dear Ben: 5 Suggestions for Saving the U.S Economy

Warning Signs of a Modern Depression: See 1990 Japan

A Warning for U.S. Dollar Bears and Commodity Bulls

What's Wrong with this Economic Picture?

Carlyle Capital: Collateral Damage

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Should We Listen to Boone Pickens on Oil?

Total Returns by Country Since March 2003

Fannie, Freddie Bailout To Wipe Out Equity Holders?

Why I Got Long Oil Today

Oil Prices, Global GDP, and Net Oil Exports

Oil and Gas: Perfect Investment Tsunami

The Bear Market Has Just Begun

Let's Not Write The Fed a Blank Check

Baltic Dry Index Almost Back to Record Highs

The IMF's World Economic Outlook

Dear Ben: 5 Suggestions for Saving the U.S Economy

Warning Signs of a Modern Depression: See 1990 Japan

A Warning for U.S. Dollar Bears and Commodity Bulls

What's Wrong with this Economic Picture?

Carlyle Capital: Collateral Damage

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