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    • Mon Nov 24th 21:44 PM
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      Citibank Bailout: $300 Billion Doesn't Sound Like A Lot Anymore
      How the mighty has fallen flat in the face.
      Investors and regulators should take a key lesson in the way compensation was paid and rewarded to key management staff. Or are they being paid to create this mess for our future generations.

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    • Thu Nov 13th 05:54 AM
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      Trump to Lenders: You're Sued!
      : Talk about killing the golden goose.
      : Future lenders will likely tell him "Your Fired!"

      Not likely to happen. What the lenders want is a real juicy deal. A chance to make serious money, everybody will jump in. GREED is the word.

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    • Sun Nov 2nd 00:56 AM
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      Things Could Be Worse...
      About time to haul those errant leaders and CEOs to court and put them behind bars.
      Have laws to confiscate all their ill-gotten wealth, and from those these gains were distributed to.
      More money should be spent on this kind of law enforcement to get the crooks and their cronies.

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    • Thu Oct 16th 01:43 AM
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      Waiting For Our Sign of Recovery
      : When indexes form fresh lows higher than the previous lows, this will be the time to enter a position for the long term.

      This is not necessarily so. Please do a study of the most recent greatest stockmarket meltdown in developed countries. The fall of the Great Samurai, and please check where the Nikkei Index is hovering at today.
      I still remember this book - Japan as Number One, but not its author. It was quoted the Japan at that time was close to or already had out surpass the USA in many fields and industries, including computer technology and artificial intelligence.
      My strategy would likely be based on fundamentals of supply and demand, and the law of cycles.
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    • Tue Oct 14th 09:04 AM
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      In the Great Global Macro Experiment, the Next Bubble to Burst Is...
      Good to hear you again on SA. Credit also to SA for making this decision.
      But one advice to you, young man -- improve on your style and work on garnering more support from readers.
      Also, if your article is not short, you should have a strong and concise introduction and summary (conclusion).
      Thanks for sharing your knowledge and opinions here.

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    • Mon Oct 6th 06:25 AM
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      Now's the Time to Buy Bank Stocks
      Want know the answer? Refer to the history of the Japanese Nikkei meltdown. But put in a multiplier of more than 1.7 to factor in the derivative market contributions, war on terror, Iranian nuclear conflict, wars in Afghanistan and Iraq etc.

      I believe it may be better to put my money in Intel, AMD, MacDonalds and Lenovo.

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    • Sat Oct 4th 11:15 AM
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      Jobs Contraction a Serious Story
      If the bailout plan result in more pain for the financial markets and the average citizen, we should get Uncle Robin Hood to capture and torture Paulson and Bernanke.

      The crooks who set off this fire on Wall Street and the country must be captured and tortured by Uncle Robin. Their ill gotten wealth must also be confiscated and redistribute to the affected portions of society.

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    • Sat Oct 4th 11:05 AM
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      Jobs Contraction a Serious Story
      If the bailout plan result in more pain for the financial markets and the average citizen, we should get Uncle Robin Hood to capture and torture Paulson and Bernanke.

      The crooks who set off this fire on Wall Street and the country must be captured and tortured by Uncle Robin. Their ill gotten wealth must also be confiscated and redistribute to the affected portions of society.

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    • Sat Oct 4th 10:58 AM
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      Jobs Contraction a Serious Story
      If the bailout plan result in more pain for the financial markets and the average citizen, we should get Uncle Robin Hood to capture and torture Paulson and Bernanke.

      The crooks who set off this fire on Wall Street and the country must be captured and tortured by Uncle Robin. Their ill gotten wealth must also be confiscated and redistribute to the affected portions of society.

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    • Fri Oct 3rd 03:50 AM
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      Bailout: Here's How to Fix the Fix
      Who will benefit the most from this bailout? Maybe the group of people on the Goldman camp?
      Stop this bailout. Keep the $700b in a strong fire-proof safe. And get Uncle Robin Hood to distribute this money to the homeless people of USA. So that the streets would have less crimes, and the drug pusher could change his career.

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    • Mon Sep 29th 05:17 AM
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      Banning Shorts Works in Fancy Restaurants, Not the Marketplace
      As far as possible, the state must not interfere with the markets. Interference means the insiders and cronies stand to benefit form the sudden regulation.
      I fully agree with the writer's comments on SEC's incompetence.
      Overall, the American people, especially the elite group (top 10%~20%) did not measure up to the mark, hence creating all these mess.

      Avarice has gripped the souls of America. Sacrifice is a word most lacking in their lives.

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    • Thu Sep 18th 01:58 AM
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      Getting Directions on the Road from Bad to Worse
      Investigation should be set up to study the events leading to the excessive risks undertaken by these financial giants. The assets of those CEOs who gained from these high risk, high greed undertakings must be confisticated, and the guilty ones severely punished, jailed and disgraced.

      The Chinese have this ancient wisdom, "Kill one, to warn a hundred".

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    • Thu Sep 11th 03:06 AM
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      The "Worst Is Over" Crowd Is In for a Shock
      Expect higher crime rates in bad times. This is the result of crimes executed on Wall Street, by leaders of government agencies and big businesses.
      They deserve severe punishments for the misery of many.

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    • Wed Sep 10th 05:53 AM
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      Paulson and Friends, Translated
      From my experience, people at the top whether government or management almost always tell you what is favorable, and keep the ugly side for you to discover for yourself later.

      Few good and honest men in high office, mainly a nest of evil doers. Countless examples abound.
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    • Tue Sep 9th 04:20 AM
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      Fannie & Freddie - and Others - Overstate Their Capital Base
      The CEOs who made millions and lost millions of other people's money should be shot in the limbs by Robin Hood and company.
      Is the Department of Justice sleeping on the job?

      So much money for the elite few.
      And so much misery for the many commoners.

      Robin Hood, do your work and come out of your cave.

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