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    • Sat Oct 11th 11:34 AM
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      Prefer a Yield - Cramer's Lightning Round (10/10/08)
      I recall he put Wachovia on the buy list when he declared financials had bottomed and the housing recovery is less than one year away.
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    • Tue Sep 16th 15:04 PM
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      Big Picture Points Out 50% Retracement
      If the talking wags would shut up and report market positives as well as the continuing saga of 80 year old has beens them maybe something would happen. I resent listening to greenberg, buffet, greenspan and gross. I don't care about what they think, only what they might know or suspect or was reported to them by someone with a name.
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    • Tue Sep 16th 15:00 PM
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      CNBC's $190 Billion Reporters
      I was always told that if the "media" reports it, then it is priced into the market since media gets news later than the market. I certainly don't run and buy because CNBC has a story.
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    • Mon Sep 8th 15:02 PM
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      GSEs Into Conservatorship: Can Housing Stabilize Now?
      Everyone assumes bankers know what they are doing, if they did how did we get here. as mentioned above, a while back the "sub prime mess" was contained, later the GSEs are well capitalized and can do their job. Next came "more banks will fail" but if FDIC needs money we can carry them too. LEH will sell ???? to raise capital, all is well but did they sell???
      We have a new president and administration coming in a few months, will all the financial balance sheets be clean by then or does anyone know what is on the balance sheets. NAR says getting better, but they have been saying that for 2 years. Builder earnings down, but I think I see something at the end of the tunnel. Autos and airlines next for bailout.
      It seems we only gave a breather to the MBS/CDO/etc foreign debt holders provided the government will do a better job of running Freddy/Fannie or maybe call the FSBOs.
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    • Sun Sep 7th 15:06 PM
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      A Closer Look at the Treasury's GSE Preferred Stock Purchase Plan
      are xlf 09/10 calls options good for this announcement since it seems to be created to stabilize the housing mtg market and improve capital liquidity?
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    • Mon Sep 1st 12:24 PM
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      Finding the Upside with Broadcom
      companies with criminal management do not deserve support
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    • Sun Aug 31st 11:42 AM
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      Will Brazil Really Nationalize Oil?
      wow, spoken like a true socialist!
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    • Sat Aug 30th 14:03 PM
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      Why Apple Stock Is Poised To Go Flat - At Best
      Mr Verke
      In case you have not figured it out, anything critical of Apple/Jobs or other Apple things is actually worse than being critical of Nobama in a discussion with Oprah. Those neat little IPhones automatically contact each other and their owners when a negative appears in print so they can immediately attack the author. Good luck with your next point(s)
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    • Mon Aug 25th 11:39 AM
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      When To 'Believe the Hype' of a New Product
      There was some "legal" wranglings about the name. I thought it had to be purchased from CSCO or someone. All part of the hype?
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    • Sun Aug 24th 11:51 AM
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      BlackBerry Bold vs. Apple iPhone: Two Very Different Experiences
      Let me know where you all saw and used the Bold to justify your observations and comments to vilify a product from a company with larger market share and equal potential for growth than your snappy u tube player.
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    • Sat Aug 23rd 13:09 PM
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      Financial Crisis: Getting Old
      I reviewed a lot of published stuff for the past 12 months and see that once we were "contained", then the 2nd half of '08 would see the beginning recovery, now we "uncertain" and "maybe" half done. Bankers are not smart enough to know where they are and most intelligent ones are in other industries. No transparency then no buy. Statements on CNBC saying "it really hard to analyze Big banks" are useless as are their accountants. Everyone is just ponying up to the chow line, poor ignorant homeowners, banks, broker/dealers and next the autos followed by the airlines. We don't need to worry if Nobama wants socialism, we seem to already have it.
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    • Sat Aug 23rd 12:45 PM
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      Dynamite Drug Stock - Cramer's Lightning Round (8/21/08)
      If bear was "sold" at $10 then if WAMU sold/bought will it be for a similar price? The question is will it sell for more than the $4.00 stock price? No one knows, so it kinda like a roulette red/black bet.
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    • Mon Aug 4th 10:56 AM
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      How Should The Federal Government Help Homeowners? [Housing Tracker]
      nothing wrong with beginning financial education earlier, but most teachers are not qualified to teach because they do not know. The world is only payment driven and that will not change because business promotes it.
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    • Tue Jul 29th 12:19 PM
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      The Housing Bill: One Step Closer to the United States of Zimbabwe?
      I would rather the US support our country and its needs for what ever reason, even if I disagree with many, rather than sending more money for AIDS in Africa, and support of the UN. We probably did not need to bail out all the S&Ls in the 80s but we did. Without housing, state and local governments have reduced cash flow which will cost me more in the long run. Mr Kim, being honest is not dangerous and U2 can give all their money to support what they want where they when they want.
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    • Sun Jul 27th 13:58 PM
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      Banking Sector: Band-Aids Just Won't Do It
      there is always someone willing to pay to buy something that may not have the value specified. the government supports home ownership in every form to allow creation of a tax base for states and local governments and as r e problems arise and foreclosures increase than tax revenue declines and the need for more taxpayers becomes apparent. just look at the bail out bill closely and see how government benefits, if banks take the write downs...a big if. lets not forget about other debt: builder construction loans, home equity loans, purchase money home improvement loans, credit cards(see amex), automobile loans/leases (see chrysler), student loans, etc.
      If banks can convince everyone that only the foreclosures are bad and everything else is ok, then everyone will be willing to accept the market declines are not as bad as thought and maybe I should buy. The new paper will replace the bad paper, securitize it and sell it and business as usual. Oh yes, since tax revenue has declined we (Fed/States) will need to raise taxes to replace the lost tax income
      but probably only temporarily (right). please name one government program that is not a ponzi scheme.
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