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Pharmas and Biotech: Vying for Outsize Insulin Profits
Tempted to Buy Google
trading at 15x times
a company that makes 2b a year worths 1000x more , oh my god.
how we got so far ??
goog should be trading at 10 or lower
The Time Is Now for Microsoft-Yahoo Search Deal
just not now.
await for the 15/share bid.
and they will take it.
by then, yhoo will be trading at 7, those who were smart traders, will get a 100% premium
sorry carl, sorry yahoo longs, but, mr. yang, has f*** you all
The Time Is Now for Microsoft-Yahoo Search Deal
just not now.
await for the 15/share bid.
and they will take it.
by then, yhoo will be trading at 7, those who were smart traders, will get a 100% premium
sorry carl, sorry yahoo longs, but, mr. yang, has f*** you all
Bailouts Will Soon Drive the Currency Markets
go ahead pal, make a shitload of money, and then.. where are you going to spend it ?
in a psychiatric clinic ? because your daughter got raped and your son are on drugs ?
yeah , lets go! let us live in broken homes, a destroyed society, in pro of few with a lot of money, that dont know where and what to do with it.
Hey, Congress, Guess What? WaMu's Toast
with WM sinking, and more bush financial terrorism, bailout will be probably even increased, eventually saving the day, for all those at gse (fre/fnm) and aig.
people(read: congressmen) will panic to a point where the last thing they want is to be blamed by not have saved the country when they could have.
The Fannie/Freddie Nationalization: Conservatives Acting Like Socialists
perfect brilliant article.
Grab Your Shorts, the Tide Has Turned
hopefully, i didnt read this by the time it got posted (26th.. right?)
i do regret dumping abk with 50% profit "only" when i could have made more than 100%+ as of todays price.
i do regret going to RDN right after that, as i could have bought FRE/FNM ..
but anyway,
at least im green, green, happy, and over 70% this year, NO I HAVENT SHORTED ANYTHING.
so i say...
for the long term, fre/fnm mbi and abk are the right thing to do..
how patient are you?
if you can afford to put 10k in any of this stocks today.. you will get a 500%+ in about 5 to 10 years.
thats amazing, considering a fixed income (the best ones) are paying dividends of 10%/year ...
anyway, in the end
im glad i dont follow the amazing minds that puke those articles around here.
Vista Gold: Ready for the Middle Tier
good..
Opportunities in the Real Crisis: Water
aside that,
well
invade brazil and takeover amazon river(largest in volume and size), the most abundant in potable water source in the world.
invade, invade, invade, isnt that what uncle bush has specialized into ? lame takeovers.
Alibaba Ready To Buy Back Yahoo Stake
if those are prefered shares, paying dividends thats another stupid/desperate move by yahoo
Global Investing, BRIC by BRIC
when it comes to democracy, face it, the only country in this list, is Brazil. popular and "legally" elected, Luis Inacio "Lula" Da Silva, hasnt faced any global crisis. from to 2002 to 2007 everything was going perfect, not only for Brazil, but globally, everything was fine. the last major crisis we had happened back in 97 with the so called, "asian tigers".
since then, prosperity has ride a long paved road, by the end of 2007, this mint perfect road seems to have got to an end, and we entered a bumpy ride, rural zone area. watch out where you step.
the oil has gone up
the credit crisis
the food inflation
what lies ahead is not good at all, when it comes to Brazil, which has its growth relied major on energy, durable consuming goods and real state industry.
now, that was the brazil fantastic growth during the last 5-6 years,
when, energy soared what became fairy tale to brazil and russia, became a nightmare to other countries. US and European countries wont just accept this. either by imposing their force, and making OPEC to triple their oil production or by using alternative fuel sources, this brings... ethanol
ethanol is a joke, its proved to be more expensive, burning faster, so, consumes more, also, its freezing point is well above gasoline, that makes it unusable in cold weathers, and if not enough it instigates agricultures to stop growing other products to dedicate to one single thing, that brings, food inflation
with food prices going up(combined to higher transportation costs, because of higher oil) , people who just financed their houses(the real state sector) will start to deviate the money of their monthly financing in order to buy food, by doing this, banking sector whose is backing all this real state financing bonanza in Brazil, will end up taking to auction tons of just purchased houses (does that remind you guys something? a subprime deja vu?) and what happens when offer is way higher than demand ? prices go down to hell.
brazil federal bank will have to loan private banking money, so they can back their financing loans, question; does brazil has enough reserves to hold a banking/real state crash ?
then the bubble of oil burst, petrobras, and others oil companies sink, along with the banking sector and all currently trading ADRs
if brazil recurs to IMF + foreigners take their money away from Brazil, + US increases its interest rates = all money goes back to US.
brazil sinks. and so other emerging markets, each one of them on its on way and failure.
long story short: talking about emerging countries now, is stupid, its like trying to sell an outdated product or getting too late the party, or maybe, forget to run when the cops crack it down.
truth is; US will prevail, N-11 countries MIGHT be a reality, but i cant say how likely it is to happen, housing and consuming will return stronger in US.
Adventures in Technical Analysis, Jim Cramer Edition
so sad, you were doing fine kid, till you bash on the T.A, you offended a lot of people in here, plus, you diminish an art, that certainly is more than just "drawing dots and lines" .
you should measure your words next time
Multinational Corporations Step Up the Search for the Next China
Why Jerry Yang Needs To Drive a Beer Truck
probably one of the best so far.
congrats =]