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Emcee: kodiak_bull	Type: Moderated

Introduction Compact

The purpose of this moderated thread is now focused on market-related data, concepts and discussions. For a start we will try to work on overall market direction, as per my earlier posts.

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Obviously, the market's direction will encompass many topics, including but not limited to interest rates, currency exchange rates, trend, support, major averages and sector analysis.

Political, religious or other discussions will find better homes and more fertile ground on a variety of discussion threads which, frankly, do the job a lot better than we do.

Happy price discovery,

Kb

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23153	"The Democrats know too many people lack common sense so they build on that	gravity rules	-	8/15/2007
23152	Kodiak, Forgive me for asking but have you seen the flaws in your "USA, US	cnyndwllr	-	12/11/2006
23151	Some humane thinking from Canada - breitbart.com	energyplay	-	1/5/2006
23150	From the Drudge Report: CHENEY FIGHTS BACK Wed Nov 16 2005 18:56:46 ET Excerpt	White Bear	-	11/16/2005
23149	OT/ The latest Merck verdict came in, and Merck won and the plaintiff lost. Th	energyplay	-	11/3/2005
23148	A happy Halloween to you, as well.	ian124	-	11/1/2005
23147	Hello Ian, we must agree to meet every October and keep the annual disagreement	cnyndwllr	-	11/1/2005
23146	<<WASHINGTON - Higher prices and not lawsuits or other factors have driven	ian124	-	10/31/2005
23145	Hello EP. The verdict information is a good starting point since that informati	cnyndwllr	-	10/31/2005
23144	Looks like they may have avoided counting all the actions settled out of court -	energyplay	-	10/31/2005
23143	Kodiak, re: "In any event, as you know, I don't really have strong view	cnyndwllr	-	10/29/2005
23142	Actually, I am not worried about the US debt. That is the part of the story tha	Sun Tzu	-	10/29/2005
23141	Certainly, the current US leadership is spending irresponsibly and very wasteful	schrodingers_cat	-	10/28/2005
23140	No one would have bitched if he had said "Burkina Faso" instead of &qu	kodiak_bull	-	10/28/2005
23139	Glad you are having fun. If you haven't heard, the stock market has been ve	energyplay	-	10/28/2005
23138	On US' Printing Press: While I don't agree with everything in this artic	Sun Tzu	-	10/28/2005
23137	Hi Ep, I don't know. What I like about this futures journey is the high sl	kodiak_bull	-	10/28/2005
23136	Hi Kodiak - Do you think that at some point you will have made enough from fut	energyplay	-	10/28/2005
23135	Stop! you kill me!! I see this only when my daughter is watching cartoons!!!	elmatador	-	10/28/2005
23134	See what Bernanke says about this: Message 21833393	elmatador	-	10/28/2005
23133	Your Crack Dealer, Mr China, keeps selling you crack, sometimes on credit when y	Elroy Jetson	-	10/28/2005
23132	>> What I meant was that if there is under-priced capital on offer then th	Sun Tzu	-	10/28/2005
23131	What I meant was that if there is under-priced capital on offer then the US econ	schrodingers_cat	-	10/28/2005
23130	>> The US economy is very efficient Is that so? Then perhaps you can tel	Sun Tzu	-	10/28/2005
23129	Actually Elroy, I've never advocated huge amounts of borrowing. I think you	schrodingers_cat	-	10/27/2005

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