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    • Tue Nov 18th 08:24 AM
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      Why Gold Will Decline More than the Markets
      Wow, anyone who managed to lose "64.9% to 70%" investing in gold and silver any time in recent memory is extremely talented. I would like to see exactly how they did that.
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    • Fri Nov 7th 06:24 AM
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      Friday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets
      Keep up the good work, Dave. Don't let the man get you down!
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    • Mon Oct 27th 08:00 AM
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      Why Inflation Is Good
      In other words, having savings wiped out in order to relieve the burden on those who spent beyond their means is just and natural. I would suspect that the vast majority of humanity disagrees with this position.
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    • Tue Sep 30th 10:30 AM
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      Tuesday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets, More
      Yeah... where's the whole first page??

      I, for one, am glad the republicans threw their little tantrum. If hurting their little feelings is what it takes for them to recover their courage, maybe we need more of it.
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    • Sun Sep 28th 11:38 AM
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      Eight ETFs to Preserve Your Wealth
      Funny, I own everything you mention, except instead of GLD and SLV, I prefer CEF.
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    • Wed Sep 24th 11:16 AM
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      Wednesday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets
      Kenny, of course it's far fetched. But I think it's hard to deny the parallels between the way the administration is handling this, and, say, the attack on Iraq. At the very least the $700 billion price tag is just the very beginning.

      I do think, however, that putting a ton of new power and cash in the hands of the people who, literally within hours of publicly saying "Everything is just fine!" were saying "The end is nigh!" would be an unforgivably stupid mistake. Clearly, anything Paulson says from here on must be taken with a grain of salt.
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    • Wed Sep 24th 07:21 AM
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      Wednesday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets
      This whole thing has Bush Administration con job written all over it-- the sense of panic, the secrecy, the political pressure... all with most sensible people wondering, "what am I missing?" What are the chances this is nothing more than W waving his middle finger at the public, picking up a few extra trillion dollars for his cronies on the way out the door?
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    • Tue Sep 23rd 10:43 AM
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      A Black Hole Nearly Swallows Wall Street
      This is more like Mussolini's dream than Lenin's.
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    • Sat Sep 20th 09:03 AM
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      A Paulson Fan's View of the U.S. Mortgage Company
      "This morning's spike open was surely influenced by options expiration, as those caught short the market scrambled minimize their losses."

      Anybody who was on the short side and managed to lose money this week deserves to lose everything.
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    • Fri Sep 19th 07:36 AM
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      Friday Outlook: T.G.I.F.
      Dave, you seem to have raised the ire of the Ministry of Truth.
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    • Tue Sep 9th 07:26 AM
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      Tuesday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets
      Gabe:
      Who says the government is wrong when it doesn't pick winners and losers in our free market? Which of the so called rumors was false? Who says the shareholders are the victims, when it was they who made the decision to buy into the company? You're suggestion that the little guy is the beneficiary here is also laughable... society in general certainly doesn't benefit from a bunch of unqualified home buyers bidding up prices with phony money, and then end up losing pretty much everything. I think you need to turn off CNBC and tune into reality.
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    • Mon Sep 8th 07:06 AM
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      Royalty Trusts: Maintaining Income in a Volatile Market
      I think fitz is suggesting that "borrow and spend" is worse than "tax and spend", as there are no interest payments involved in a tax and spend approach.
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    • Tue Aug 19th 07:58 AM
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      Tuesday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets
      Frankfurt's also posting all kinds of anti-semitic diatribes. You have to take the bad with the worse I guess.
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    • Mon Aug 4th 16:21 PM
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      The U.S. Economy Is Holding On - For Now
      The total DPI number is not a valid measure of Joesixpack's situation, because it's too heavily weighted by those at the top. Show the MEDIAN DPI, that's where you'll see the black line and the red line get closer and closer together.
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    • Thu Jul 31st 06:59 AM
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      Just Another Day for 'Da Boyz' in the Hood
      Wow, David, I was really looking forward to seeing what you had to say about today. While I'm disappointed that I don't get to see any pretty pictures, i think you summed it up perfectly.
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