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    • Fri Nov 14th 10:41 AM
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      King Henry Paulson's Personal Fiefdom
      Bill, why are you speaking? According to CXO Advisory your calls are only 44% accurate. You are even worse than Jim Cramer at 46%. Why should we listen to you, we can do better with a dartboard. www.cxoadvisory.com/gu...
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    • Thu Nov 13th 14:13 PM
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      How Low Can They Go?
      Well, how low CAN they go? Are you going to answer the question or just spit out meaningless statistics we already know.
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    • Thu Nov 13th 14:10 PM
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      Trying to Outsmart This Foolish Market
      Me thinks RDR4 is hitting the pipe a bit too much.
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    • Wed Nov 12th 12:06 PM
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      Corporate Bond Market Collapse Creates Opportunities
      Your chart contains old data. Many yields are lower than shown.
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    • Wed Nov 12th 11:57 AM
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      John Hussman: It's Tough to Buy Into Fear
      Whidbey, Mr. Hussman does talk his book. Unlike a lot of other writers on this site he has actually made a bold call here based on logic and probability. He is not moving back into the long side 100% but is just starting to make his adjustments in that direction. Check out his website there's much more interesting reading there.
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    • Wed Nov 12th 11:16 AM
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      The Most Misunderstood Chart of All Time
      So what's you point? Current spike caused by higher debt or lower GDP? Either way it's a disaster!
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    • Wed Nov 12th 11:02 AM
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      Paul Krugman + Al Gore = The Way Forward
      What absolute garbage, produced by complete idiots.
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    • Tue Nov 11th 14:18 PM
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      Kairos: Timing Your Investments in this Market
      So, David, what's your long tern ROI relative to the broader market?
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    • Tue Nov 11th 13:56 PM
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      Stocks at Fair Value: Will They Overshoot Now?
      Hussman is calling for 10% yearly long term returns. That hasn't happened for a good long while.
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    • Tue Nov 11th 13:53 PM
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      Has the Microcap ETF Bottomed?
      Has anything bottomed???????
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    • Tue Nov 11th 13:51 PM
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      With Numbers Like These, Is Bullishness Possible?
      Be bold, make a call.
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    • Mon Nov 10th 11:36 AM
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      The Long Case for Autos
      paulk8756 - Check your facts, the volt does not have a range of 40 miles. The battery power will give you 40 miles but there is a small gasoline engine that kicks in at that point to run a generator that will continue you on your way.
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    • Mon Nov 10th 11:17 AM
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      Markets Are at a Crossroads
      You haven't taken into account the inflection point in the third-order polynomial regression line of the 20-day moving average as it's second order derivative becomes positive which obviously offsets the third cycle trend of the Elliot wave as it crosses 29-day moving average, but not the 26-day moving average. At this point I suggest we take a step back and apply a rational dose of numerology.
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    • Sun Nov 2nd 16:34 PM
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      Finally, Three Reasons to Buy
      I like the gist of your article except for a small detail. At first you state that we will be presented with "Three Factoids", then you say "Here are three facts to consider." Facts being the opposite of factoids, what are they, facts or factoids?
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    • Sun Nov 2nd 15:50 PM
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      Keep an Eye on Emerging Markets Bonds
      What do you mean by "keep an eye on PCY as an investment potential?" Do you mean watch it until it goes way up and then look back and say to yourself that would have been a good buy in late 2008, too bad I missed it. Or do you mean watch it top out and then move to new lows and then say to yourself that it was fortunate that you didn't buy in late 2008?
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