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    • Thu Jul 24th 03:59 AM
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      Experts Tell Congress: To Consumers, It's a Recession
      We can identify and talk about causes forever...solutions are what is needed, and that means change, especially in responsibility and accountability...neith... of which to many companies and individuals don't want...Good Hunting...MM
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    • Sun Jul 13th 08:13 AM
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      Can the Dow and S&P Last 15 Rounds?
      NO, can't file in Canada...however, you can claim them as foreign taxes on US taxes.
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    • Tue Jul 8th 06:08 AM
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      10 Top Dividend Stocks of the S&P 500
      Greetings:

      Agree with above comments...if and that's a big if, stocks hold their dividends at present levels...why isn't everyone jumping in...mostly the bottom is 3-6 months away, and though I love dividends I'm not counting sheep just yet.
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    • Mon Jun 30th 04:33 AM
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      David Einhorn: The Irony of It All
      Not sure about all the Mr. Ehnhorn says, am sure, however, that ALD has changed either directly or indirectly because of his output.
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    • Fri Jun 27th 08:29 AM
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      Drybulk Shipping: Prepare for a New Record High
      As another article has pointed out, figure in change in fuel cost also
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    • Fri Jun 27th 06:22 AM
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      Rising Oil and the Future of Globalization: Implications for Transport Stocks
      The rising cost of fuel is one of my many concerns about transport, not just shipping...trucking is also suffering, whereas rail should win out, air cargo should decrease...seaborne transport will continue to be need for the raw materials of infrastructure...other items may, in time, if fuel continues its upward move, as you say, be produced closer to market or at some other place where cost of transport, labor, and production allow a profit. Good hunting...MM
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    • Tue Apr 1st 21:12 PM
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      Tuesday's Action: Sign of a Bottom?
      The beginning of a long slow bouncy turn around...yes...recover... yet my friend
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