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    • Wed Nov 19th 02:16 AM
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      My Reconsideration: Why Share Buybacks Are Pointless
      Buyback = company is out of ideas, unable to significantly increase sales or improve operations = dead money for the future = time to sell into the buyback.
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    • Tue Nov 11th 16:45 PM
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      It's a Great Time to Be a Value Investor
      Consider_this, you are absolutely correct. The debt bubbles popped stock prices to ridiculous valuations and they absolutely do NOT offer anything resembling good value.

      3% div yield is only good compared to 1% savings interest. But in its own self 3% is pitiful, as it includes the equity risk; risk of losing the principal totally.

      Much better opportunities in small business, where returns can be anything from 10% to 30% to even 300% per year. Stocks at current valuations look good only to salaried people who never knew another way to make money, or people so rich they've stopped caring.
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    • Fri Oct 31st 13:51 PM
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      Q109? Q2? When the Market Will Recover
      Recovery? 2010-2012. Meanwhile, enjoy the bear market rallies. Anyone buying to hold gets to be the bagholder.
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    • Thu Oct 30th 08:42 AM
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      Bears Have Rallies Too
      This may become the mother of all sucker rallies as Q12009 is still very far away. But then it's gonna be a sledgehammer blow after another, Q1, Q2, Q3...down down down.
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    • Wed Oct 29th 16:53 PM
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      Is It Time for Apple to Buy Back Some Shares?
      If they bb or div it's a sell sign as they don't know what to do with the cash anymore, just like Berkshire would be a sell if Warren Buffett would start doling out money. Apple is an ideas company. No ideas, no company.
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    • Wed Oct 29th 14:37 PM
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      S&P 500 Earnings vs. Valuation Matrix
      $60 is not bearish, it's even optimistic. Very likely we will dip below $50 in 2009. The current S&P500 level at 940 is just mental, for a mental recession.
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    • Wed Oct 29th 11:00 AM
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      Five Signs of a Market Bottom
      Bottom? Let's see in 6 months how well it has held... Every rally brings more realized profits for shorters and a new generation of bagholders.
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    • Mon Oct 27th 10:27 AM
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      Ten Reasons Why Gold Isn't Above $1,000
      The time to buy gold was at $300. The time to sell was above $1000. The rest of you are bagholders for the next 25 years.
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    • Mon Oct 27th 06:31 AM
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      An Opportunity for Patient Investors - Barron's
      10x current earnings is good value. But when the future 3 quarters income drops 20% each quarter, the good 10x value becomes a very not-so-good 17.3x earnings. And nobody knows when the bleeding will stop. There's no recovery hope in sight for all of 2009 now. Visions of 2011-12 recovery are looking increasingly realistic. S&P500 may well hit 400 before then.
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    • Sat Oct 18th 11:35 AM
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      Fundamental Valuation: How Low Could We Go?
      The current value, around 930-940, is fair value only if the economy does not contract. But it's contracting already. Nobody knows how deep we're going to dive next year but we do know that there will be a dive. How bad, how deep, nobody knows. But only a fool would value SnP500 on today's valuation knowing what's the course. We don't know how deep or how long, but we already do know it's going to get worse.
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    • Sat Oct 18th 11:24 AM
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      Buffett and the Limits to 'Awaiting Better Times'
      When the market tanks another 50% from here, Buffett doesn't lose much. He just sells a few BRK.A to cover expenses and waits more. Can you afford to do the same? Good for you if you do.

      Stocks are reasonably valued right now considering expected earnings. However those earnings most probably will not stick with us till Q1-Q2 2009, at which time your past purchase now will seem much overvalued.

      Buffett doesn't care, he's willed his moneys away at his death, doesn't stand to lose anything.
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    • Fri Oct 17th 16:56 PM
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      Buffett and the Limits to 'Awaiting Better Times'
      Let's buy the market up now that Buffett's portfolio is loaded. We must make old Warren happy don't we.
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    • Fri Oct 17th 03:52 AM
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      Countdown of Manipulated Gold Price Running Out
      So take delivery on your COMEX paper if you're so convinced it's manipulated. Hope you'll be happy with your inert metal then. The real surprise comes later when you try to get rid of it.
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    • Thu Oct 16th 10:37 AM
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      Are Safe Haven Investments Really Immune From Current Crisis?
      I believe we're going to deflate for a significant amount of time. Can be anything from 9 months to 5 years (some authors forecast even 10 years).
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    • Thu Oct 16th 10:29 AM
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      Fear of Depression vs. Fear of Missing the Rally
      Q3 results show nothing, everything is cooling down in one big freeze, Q4, Q1/09, Q2/09 are going to be deep frozen. We will plunge significantly below the dotcom burst bottoms. We're headed straight to hell.
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