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918One of the ultimate broken clocks on SI: Message 23638819Dale Baker6/27/2007
917Housing was balanced back then. Today it is a mess. Many other sectors seem toJohn Vosilla6/25/2007
916Housing was flat back then because the cost of capital was high. Good fundamentaSouthFloridaGuy6/25/2007
915Housing in most areas had been flat to perhaps slightly up from 1989-2001 and waJohn Vosilla6/25/2007
914John, you've brought up 2002 a number of times. I think that rather than focSouthFloridaGuy6/25/2007
913Maybe inflation is here, maybe it isn't. Market based approaches to measurinSouthFloridaGuy6/24/2007
9127% is stil very low historically. Equities could still do well with higher int. $Mogul6/24/2007
911I have long said that if you find a good investment, invest (and lever it up if SouthFloridaGuy6/22/2007
910Speaking of doom and gloomers, there was good article on Barry Ritholtz's blSouthFloridaGuy6/22/2007
909I don't think he was pointing at me but the eternal doom and gloomers out thJohn Vosilla6/22/2007
908'They want to say housing bust=consumer bust=credit bust=market bust. The John Vosilla6/22/2007
907>>Cash flow always rules in the long run.<< Yes, as long as the comRarebird6/22/2007
906<i>"I know the SI armchair economists dictated that it must be so, buNo Mo Mo6/22/2007
905Some data points: Leading Indicators Suggest Growth Mid-Atlantic Manufacturing Dale Baker6/21/2007
904Couldn't have said it better myself.SouthFloridaGuy6/21/2007
903When the hot money is running into large caps with PE's under 20, the downsiDale Baker6/21/2007
902'Unlike real estate bubbles, consistent stockpicking and loss management worJohn Vosilla6/21/2007
901We agree more than we disagree most of the time. And I am a Buffett-style stockpDale Baker6/21/2007
900GE has to hold about 38.15. Intel is OK but AMD getting the Recs today and up 5.Jim McMannis6/21/2007
899Yeah XLF breakdown is worry some. I hold my longs if Intel and GE can hold theirJohn Vosilla6/21/2007
898Dale I follow charts more than anything. Try to ride a fundamental story or tooJohn Vosilla6/21/2007
897It's just the broken clock again - the markets are wrong until they meet somDale Baker6/21/2007
896Market all over the place today. Waiting for some new leadership to power it up?Jim McMannis6/21/2007
895'I'll remain skeptical that a few hacks at their PCs know more than the John Vosilla6/21/2007
894There is no real estate downturn in London and Hong Kong, Boston has certainly sDale Baker6/21/2007
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