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    • Wed Oct 29th 20:27 PM
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      Bailout, Schmailout
      I would rather have a government beholden to the people control big business than have a government controlled by big business.
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    • Wed Oct 29th 20:24 PM
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      Bailout, Schmailout
      Dont bailout GM, let it go bankrupt and then the government should buy it for pennies and fire all the idiots who built huge trucks heading into peak oil. Then hire a bunch of asian guys from toyota to put it back together. Then use the future profits to pay for wars in Iraq.
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    • Wed Oct 29th 19:52 PM
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      Bailout, Schmailout
      The post office is one of only 2 government entities that make money for the taxpayer and the lottery
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    • Thu Oct 23rd 21:00 PM
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      The Physics of Money
      Whats wrong with deflation, I have a lot of money saved and want to buy a house cheap
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    • Fri Oct 10th 19:57 PM
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      IBM: Lessons from the Great Depression
      Wow one company made it. How many did not?
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    • Mon Oct 6th 20:06 PM
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      Getting Ready for... Anything
      To the writer, I dont understand why shorting is not the answer. Your are right a portfolio of 50 stocks would have a few winners, but plenty more losers, so why not just bet on the losers?
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    • Sun Oct 5th 11:15 AM
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      America's Real Wealth
      "Our wealth is in our people—their intelligence, optimism, can-do spirit and willingness to take calculated risks."

      1. We are one of the worst in education in the western world

      2. You said yourself the best minds went to wall street. Lots of good they will do there going on to the future

      3. "Optimism and can do spirit" ARE THE SAME THING, both of which aren't going to save us

      If all we have are our people "intelligence, optimism and willingness to take risk" then you can put a fork in us.

      No amount of blind patriotism will take this fork out.
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    • Sun Sep 21st 22:31 PM
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      We've Crossed the Line from Capitalism to Socialism
      WEBISKING is DEAD wrong. The 29% increase in revenue is no way attributable to the tax cuts. It is exactly attributable to the housing bubble spurred on by cheap access to capital. The housing bubble WAS the only thing holding this economy up. Less housing we have had negative GDP growth for the last 5 years. Don't beleive me, check that 29% number next year I am sure the it will be far less.

      Fact is you ilk said that tax cuts would stimulate the economy, fact is the economy is tanking.
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    • Sun Sep 21st 22:12 PM
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      We've Crossed the Line from Capitalism to Socialism
      Trader Greg is RIGHT ON!!!! Exactly what I was thinking why not let the mother fuchers fail and then replace them with a taxpayer owned bank. This way everyone gets what they want. Credit is available to the market and we the taxpayer don't get screwed.
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    • Sun Sep 21st 12:15 PM
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      We've Crossed the Line from Capitalism to Socialism
      This financial catastrophe is proof that tax cuts for the rich do not stimulate the economy. 8 years of tax cuts and the result is the greatest financial catastrophe since the great depression.

      I hope that people begin to realize that the end game for capitalism is always bailouts. I hope that in the future the taxpayer will lend money during good times to make profits as well as bad times to socialize losses. Fannie and Freddy should have never been quasi public, they should have been all public, that way during good times the taxpayer would have made enough money to pay for this bailout.
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    • Wed Sep 17th 22:25 PM
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      Panic Investors: Gold or Silver?
      McCain offers no real solutions only the promise to do more of what is causing the problems.
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    • Wed Sep 17th 18:22 PM
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      Is AIG a Buy Following the Government Bailout?
      Finally!! The taxpayer may own some actual assets instead of debts.

      I say next we take over the oil companies, and this time make some profits on the way up and not just losses as with AIG.
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    • Tue Sep 16th 17:37 PM
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      AIG: The Cramer Conspiracy Theory
      I like Cramer's enthusiasm, and I like is overall philosophy on investing. As for recommendations I never listen
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    • Tue Sep 16th 17:18 PM
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      The U.S. on the Precipice
      Richard Dean Anderson
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    • Tue Sep 16th 16:40 PM
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      Current Market Turmoil: You Can’t Explain 'Stupid'
      I can explain stupid -- this article
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