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    • Wed Nov 26th 09:57 AM
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      Wednesday Outlook: The Credit Addiction
      I wish you all a very happy Thanksgiving and coming Christmas. It may be the last one for a good many years for most of the middle class.
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    • Wed Nov 26th 09:29 AM
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      U.S. Debt Is Staggering, But Not Unprecedented
      Very illogical. Our GDP is going to falter and then drop precipitously while at the same time we are still trying to borrow our way out of this developing mess. Greed and unristricted capitalism has destroyed the american dreams of many and soon many more. The very sad fact is that many,many people don't see it yet. Our country is in very troubled shape and we are only starting to see the ramifications of this developing disaster.
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    • Wed Nov 26th 09:19 AM
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      Better Than the Depression? Don't Kid Yourselves
      It is suprising that so many experts[ the same ones who said we couldn't/wouldn't get to the point where we are now] completely rule out the possibility of a depression. The real economic problems have not even surfaced yet ! Many people are even saying that (IF) we drop into a recession that it will not be a long one. People who listen to the talking heads are going to get burnt badly.
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    • Sat Nov 15th 09:39 AM
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      First Call of the Crisis: Peter Schiff Could Be Video of the Year
      If you listen to the talking heads on fox and cnbc networks, then my friend you are doomed. Kudlow is by far the worst as he keeps trying to tell you that all is ok and keep on putting your money to work and to be fully invested for years now and that is the patriotic way to be. Bull @@@@! It is just a ploy to get the rich richer and to suck your money away from you. Be vary wary of anything he says!
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    • Thu Nov 13th 11:15 AM
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      To What Extent Is Alternative Energy Performance Linked to Fossil Energy Prices?
      Most people don't seem to understand that until we finally get rid of our oil addiction and dependency, that our economy will only deteriate further and more rapidly than it has already. Obama must begin an immediate and massive energy program,rebuild the auto industry and institute an national health care system if we are going to survive as an independent nation!
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    • Fri Oct 31st 11:13 AM
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      Post-Election Sector ETF Scenarios
      Howard, you sir are plain dead wrong. Actually at the present time, it is the only plausable action that could possibly save the lower and middle classes !
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    • Fri Oct 31st 11:04 AM
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      Exxon Mobil, Shell Top Estimates on High Oil Prices
      I think we should give big oil a 4 billion tax cut such as mccain wants and the republicans want so we don't have to worry about them going out of business in these trying economic times. It is not like we could use that money for alternitive energy solutions for our future generations...LOL!!!
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    • Fri Oct 31st 10:46 AM
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      Democrats or Republicans: Who's Better for Wall Street?
      If B. Obama is not elected and bush's economic policies are continued under J. McCain, then we are going to be in for some very bad times that we will not be able to climb out of for several generations!
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    • Fri Oct 24th 12:18 PM
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      Financial Warning to the U.S. Government
      Brad, that was a good article. We as a people always look for others to blame, but exclude ourselves. We are in a real mess here and it is going to get worse. America needs to elect officials who tell it like it is and to male the hard decisions necessary to right this listing ship of our economy. Unfortunately, that won't happen. People respond to cheery , patriotic views and concentrate on fringe issues such as guns, abortion,gay rights, enviromentalism and war. A politician running on the facts of what this country needs to do and the harsh measures necessary to achive these goals, would get creamed in the polls if not assinated!
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    • Fri Oct 24th 12:00 PM
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      Extreme Stock Market Volatility Equals Derivative Market Mayhem
      Greed and no regulation was what destroyed the free market system and to a real extent, American capitalism. Well, also the republicans helped to!
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    • Fri Oct 24th 11:54 AM
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      Another Bloodbath?
      gabe---whatever it is you are smoking,I will bet that it is about the only thing going up and experiencing any type of bull market!
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    • Thu Oct 23rd 10:45 AM
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      Healthcare as Defense: HealthShares Cuts ETF Expense Ratios, Targets Higher Volume
      Thank You
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    • Thu Oct 23rd 10:23 AM
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      Thursday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets
      Give every american taxpayer 1 million dollars! this would cost the government around 350 million. Far, far cheaper than any current bailout packages that are being discussed. This would greatly stimulate the economy while at the same time eliminate all of the bad debt that is on the books. Debt must be paid first. This would stimulate the middle class which could then afford health care and to send their kids to college. It would even the playing field of our economy. The dollar is going to wind up worthless anyway!
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    • Thu Oct 23rd 10:01 AM
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      My Radical Stimulus Idea: Temporary Money
      If the government gave each individual 1 million dollars instead of giving it to the financial institutions [which by the way only makes the rich--richer], think of the economic stimulas that this would provide. The dollar is going to be worthless anyway. What further harm could it do? And, talk about stimulating the economy and eliminating the bad debts. This would totally eliminate those problems!
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    • Thu Oct 23rd 09:50 AM
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      The Sting of American Capitalism
      We need less regulation so that greed and the free market system and the rich ceo's and hedge funds and republicans can totally run this once great country into the ground. Then we can start rebuilding to become 1 of the, strongest, if not the strongest , third world couintry on the planet
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