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    • Sat Nov 29th 19:26 PM
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      Energy Trusts at Risk of Distribution Cuts - Scotia Capital Analyst
      I would expect some dividend cut with oil and gas prices down. So what. Long term these trust just continue to crank out dividends month after month.
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    • Sat Nov 29th 19:24 PM
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      Dividends: There's No Such Thing as a Free Lunch on Wall Street
      Give me those dividends. I don't trust most managements to re-invest in the business. They mess up too much.
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    • Sun Nov 23rd 18:29 PM
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      Manhattan Mansions Fall from the Sky - Barron's
      Boo Hoo. ...Cry me a river.
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    • Sat Nov 22nd 13:34 PM
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      Bond Expert: Friday Outlook
      Idea: The Fed should offer $700 billion in 30-year T-Bonds now at 3.58%. Forget the bailout. Use that new bond money. Then, when bond yields go up, oh they will sometime in the next 30 years, buy back the bonds at under par from the fools that took that 30-year 3.58% rate.
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    • Sat Nov 22nd 13:29 PM
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      Bail Out Capitalism, Not Detroit
      Bailout nothing. Let the weak die.
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    • Sat Nov 22nd 13:27 PM
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      Eddie Lampert's Troubles: It's Not Just Sears
      I heard Eddie has been buying Fannie Mae down here. Is that true? If it is he has lost his mind. The Fannie common stock is going to be worthless. What does Eddie's buddy, crazy Cramer, say about this mad money?
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    • Sat Nov 22nd 13:24 PM
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      When Stocks Go to Zero
      Eat rice and beans. Drink tap water. Buy nothing that is not essential to survive. Survival mode. .. Best move? Turn off the TV, don't listen the the radio, don't read the newspaper. All 3 do little more than sell fear and irrational thinking. You don't need that negative downer stuff in your head.
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    • Sat Nov 22nd 13:20 PM
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      What Would Lou Do?
      Even St. Warren Buffett has been hammered. Of course, he could lose 99.9% of his money and still have $40 million. So, whatever.
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    • Thu Nov 20th 14:11 PM
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      Will Berkshire Lose Its Triple-A?
      St. Warren loses 99.9% of his net worth and he still has $40 million. Oh, well.
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    • Wed Nov 19th 17:32 PM
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      Isn't Deflation a Good Thing?
      Deflation = depression
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    • Wed Nov 19th 17:29 PM
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      GM's Letter to Car Owners Reeks of Desperation
      GM should just file BK, get reorganized, drop selling cars in the USA, concentrate on the rest of the world (Europe, China, ect.). Just admit GM can't make it work in the USA.
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    • Wed Nov 19th 17:27 PM
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      Saks: 'High End Consumers Have Fallen Dramatically'
      SKS = retail = BK
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    • Wed Nov 19th 17:27 PM
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      Don't Buy Yahoo Quite Yet
      Wait for Yahoo to hit $2.00.
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    • Wed Nov 19th 17:26 PM
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      What is Yahoo Worth Now?
      Yahoo is a future $2.00 stock. Would you put $2.00 on this nag?
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    • Wed Nov 19th 17:25 PM
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      Going for High Yield Stocks
      The yields on corporate bonds are even more juicy than stocks.
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