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The Ultimate Game Changer: Why 2009 Will Be Worse Than 2008 (Part 1)
Satyam's Moment of Truth Is at Hand
Satyam: Tough Environment, Cheap Stock
Paulson: The Exit Interview
No one is above the market, not even Buffett.
Markets Historically Overbought: Dangerous to Enter New Longs Right Now
Laszlo Birinyi: S&P 750's the Bottom - Barron's Interview
So, we are the bigger fools to give fools like Birinyi a platform to speak. We should all manage our own money, its not that hard anymore. You will end up protecting your money and save on commissions and idiot talk.
Anyone who predicts a market bottom is a moron. Buffett does not do that, he has said many times that he cannot predict the markets, he can only do due diligence and pick up good companies and here comes Birinyi with his prediction.
When the market does bottom, and there would have been predictions of all sorts, and then we will hear from those people who ended up right over and over again and not from the majority who ended up being wrong.
So, people will take credit for chance.
What Do We Need In 2009? More Failure
How is AIG bailed out. The equity went to 0, who really got bailed out, probably the counter parties got bailed, which means the system got bailed. The right thing to do.
The government is doing things correctly.
Market Signal: Proceed with Caution
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Preventing the Depression of 2009
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My 9 Predictions for 2009
My 9 Predictions for 2009
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Extreme Valuation Never a Good Thing