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Time to Buy Boeing?
Calling stockbuy-backs a return to the investor is a fallacy.
Is the High Home Ownership Rate Hurting Michigan?
The Test of Wills at Boeing
If they cave, this company is headed in the same direction as the US auto industry. That means the stock will go down. A lot!
Brazil's Oil Power Grab Could Hit Petrobras
Foreclosures Actually Dropped (If You Don't Count Five States)
Bespoke's International Equity Snapshot (9/10/08)
WaMu's Killinger: How Did He Last So Long?
Plenty of bank managements that caused or presided over vast destructions of company wealth are still there. Soveriegn and Zion are two examples.
Canadian Pacific Changes Focus
Give me a break!
Homebuilders: NVR Buys Lots From Beazer [Housing Tracker]
Where they are dumb is because they haqve no knowledge, or do not act on fundamental economics.
Homebuilder Trends: Another Private Builder Fails [Housing Tracker]
Homebuilders: NVR Buys Lots From Beazer [Housing Tracker]
Where would be today if they had thought of this a year ago?
This industry is up there with automobiles and banks for the stupidity of managements.
Homebuilders: NVR Buys Lots From Beazer [Housing Tracker]
How much are we paying CEO Toll to come up with that idea?
Dividends Show Differences Between Financials
Sovereign Bancorp's GSE Preferreds: What Was the Company Thinking?
Homebuilders Try To Ride Tax Credit Wave [Housing Tracker]
1) Stop building
2) Lower prices