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T. Boone Pickens Holdings Down Nearly 20% This Quarter
Looking for the Perfect Dividend Stock
We bought pvx for $8.50 The dividend, even after taxes, has paid for the shares. We still own them and still receive $550 per month.
Enjoying my retirement!
The SEC's Campaign Against Naked Shorting: Misguided or Right On?
ALL shorting should be illeagle. A stock should be worth what it actually worth. I think I shall borrow a car and promise to sell it to someone.
Financials Fly High - Fast Money Recap (7/16/08)
Commercial Real Estate Booming In The Desert [Housing Tracker]
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Corn, Ethanol and Water
Oshkosh's Diesel Electric Hybrid Monster Truck
Penn West Energy Distributes High Income Rate to Shareholders
Cummins' Mysterious Rise
Recession Isn't Here Until the Consumer Says So
Work/hobby shop shut down. (no lights or heat) Spent $200 on light bulb replacements while our utility co. raised 15%. Hope this winter is not too cold! AND all of my friends who are laid off and unemployment ran out are no longer counted as unemployed.
Need I say more?
Sears: The End is Near
They forgot who they were. Their downfall started with their adoption of, (The Softer Side of Sears) mentality. As a young couple, we purchased EVERYTHING from sears, mostly on an interest free charge card.
Are Inflationary Expectations Deflating?
Cost of living----Rampant Inflation.
Just received notice from our utility company. Nat gas raising 15% June 1, 08. Don't tell me we have a nat. gas shortage! WRONG!
Target's Earnings No Big Surprise