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    • Sat May 24th 16:02 PM
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      Blowing the Bubble Bigger
      Free markets..."they will bid the us consumer out of the market"...ROFLMAO... average income in India is? The average income in China is? Once you subtract food and living costs, they have very little to outbid us with...As soon as their gov't's stop subsidizing, they will go into a huge recession.
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    • Fri May 23rd 23:11 PM
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      The White Elephant That Could Destroy Your Portfolio, Part I
      I love the idealist comments on how it is worth a DEPRESSION to stop inflation.

      Folks, inflation sucks, but bread lines suck worse.

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    • Fri May 23rd 14:43 PM
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      Commodities Prices: Speculation Exposed
      FYI - Spot prices in commodities have recently been DIFFERENT from the price of the futures contract on the expiration date. I saw an article on here I think, it showed how there was up to 10% difference in prices on the agricultural commodities and this was throwing a wrench into all the theories about how the futures markets are efficient.

      CLUE: Markets are not efficient. Note the period. Got a theory based on efficient markets? It is junk.

      If I was working at an Oil Company, I would go out TODAY and 100% hedge myself out as far as I could go. This is a bubble, and while prices might go higher in the short term, in the long term they will benefit greatly from locking in today's prices.


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    • Fri May 23rd 14:01 PM
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      The Power Failure on Wall Street
      As devil's advocate, Amazon is currently trading at over $400 per share, split adjusted to when Blodget made that call. Off by 8 years, but a much better performance than say the negative return on Citigroup since that time.
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    • Fri May 23rd 12:37 PM
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      Does 'Speculation vs. Fear' Matter When Oil is Running Out?
      Maybe, if it WAS running out (which it isn't, so I didn't bother reading the article).
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    • Fri May 23rd 12:36 PM
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      Microsoft's Cashback: Changing the Internet Industry Forever
      I've been getting cashback on the internet for years through FatWallet.com (over $600 back so far). Microsoft is just copying (as usual).
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    • Thu May 22nd 21:33 PM
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      Oil Is Up Due to Fundamentals, Not Speculation
      Storage cannot go up? ROFLMAO.

      Storage is built EVERY DAY. Ever see a tanker? Has it been here forever? No? Oh, then it is NEW STORAGE.
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    • Wed May 21st 21:12 PM
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      Oil Is Up Due to Fundamentals, Not Speculation
      Yeah, I hear they sold an extra billion cars last week in China. Yeah. Keep thinking that.

      I'm shorting USO at $135.
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    • Wed May 21st 20:54 PM
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      Oil Is Up Due to Fundamentals, Not Speculation
      Dude, demand has not spiked in the last week. There is no way demand is spiking when prices are going hyperbolic. Everyone I talk to says they are driving less. Demand is down.

      Prices are spiking, demand is down...hmmm....sounds like a bubble to me. Yes MONEY is going in, but that is not demand. Money is pouring into hard assets in lieu of stocks and bonds. This causes the price to go up, even though DEMAND has not gone up.

      If you really think prices are up on fundamentals, please explain where the "fundamental"... increase in demand has been in the last 30 days, or even the last week. Supply has not changed one bit in that time, I promise you, so if you think prices are up on fundamentals, SOMEONE must be buying a crapload of oil.

      Finally, I figured out it was all crap the first time I heard them say the price of oil was UP because a refinery was DOWN. That's easily the stupidest thing I've heard on bubblevision.
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    • Wed May 21st 10:53 AM
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      PowerShares' Latest Concept: ETFs of ETFs
      Basically just another way to get a bump on their expense rake.
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    • Thu May 15th 22:39 PM
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      A Look at Q1 Hedge Fund Holdings
      Are these based on share counts or values? Because if they are based on values, it would help to know that since tech went down MORE than 2% more than Energy did, then the actual share counts went up in tech versus energy. If, instead, it is based on sharecounts, then that is what we need to know.
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    • Wed May 14th 22:08 PM
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      What's Next for Apple: 3D Gaming?
      Bahaman, you needed to have bought Apple Jan 09 120 Calls back when I did.
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    • Wed May 14th 22:05 PM
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      IMF: Speculation Playing 'Significant Role' in Oil Price Surge
      Yeah, because we all know about that peak GOLD theory corollary.
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    • Wed May 14th 21:53 PM
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      Disclosures: The Long / Short Dual Standard
      One of the main differences is that being long is LONG because you are in it for the long term...being short is SHORT term meaning you are in it to make a quick buck. You aren't investing you are wagering, in essence. I'd like to know which camp the guy giving me advice is in.
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    • Wed May 14th 21:46 PM
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      1990 All Over Again?
      Ex15, Noah was ONE guy amongst all the others...you doom and gloomers are a dime a dozen. Don't try to make yourself into some type of saint or martyr or Nostradomus. YOU are the crowd. I remember some guy posting on here back in August how he had taken all his money out of the market. S&P was at 1400...guess what? S&P is at 1400 now...and it will probably be higher before that guy realizes he missed the bottom and found out you cannot time the market.
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