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    • Mon Oct 27th 05:16 AM
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      14 Beaten-Up Financials That Now Offer Real Value
      sorry, but this list is crap! After lehman#s collapse the financial world has changed rapidly for the worse.
      I would not count on ANY insider purchases prior to Mid/End September! they were made in a different world following different assumptions.
      and you will notice that aftef end of august hardly ANY insider bought a single share in the companies on your list.
      go figure.
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    • Thu Oct 23rd 03:52 AM
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      Why Stock Market Volatility Is Perfectly Natural
      feix, this is not volatility. this is selling on a grand scale. mass-liquidation. and it has little to do with fundamentals anymore.. the same with corporate bonds, btw. lots of people want to or are forced to exit their positions - at almost any price.
      thisa is going to stay here for at least 2 more months imho. yes, fears and uncertainties about economy play a role, too. but only a secondary one.
      people simply search for reasons - 'there must be some fundamental reason for the low stock/bond prices'. Yes and no. there isn'tnot for THESE low prices of many (not all) stocks and bonds. except if you expect a complete collapse of the world economy. but then again - the prices of all stocks and bonds are still way too high.
      so, markets try to price the probabilty of survival and of armageddon. the human brain cannot think in terms of probabilities. it cannot handle a 70% chance or a 80% or 90%. so you have these wild swings and you have all this liquidation going on.
      where will it sto?
      i have no clue. it may right here. or 20% lower, or 60% lower. wtf do i know? wzhat i do know though, is that economic armageddon has perhaps a 5% probability. so with 95% probability, most bonds and many stocks will be much much higher a year from now
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    • Thu Oct 23rd 03:27 AM
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      Nothing Good Will Come of Bankers Being in Control
      the only solution to this mess: nationalization of all banks worldwide. the only way to make sure that the bailout packages save the real economy from collapsing - and not just the jobs of greedy overpaid bankers.
      make no mistake: the prupose is not to save the banks as such - the purpose is to make them lend again to the real economy. if bailout packages cannot achieve that goal, then other measures must be taken. and when push comes to shove it means to throw out the John Thains and Dimons and Kovacevics and all the other crooks and force the banks to do their actual business. the goal is noot to restore profitability at banks. the instant goal must be to keep the economy going.
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    • Fri Oct 17th 10:57 AM
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      Quitting the Hedge Fund Game - Mark Sellers
      Oh felix, you couldn't be more wrong!! what a poor artcile that reads like someone who jubilates about another one's pain. perhaps you simply can't stand seller's long time success, can you?

      the rule#1 means not to lose money - in the sense of a permanent impairment of capital. it does not at all mean that you only buy things that go up in value immediately!

      so sellers closing the fund simply means he does not want redemptions to force him to realize losses on sound investments. that's the big advantage of berkshire: it 's investments can go down - and big, but people can't take their money (insurance premiums) out.

      and, btw., one of Seller's biggest positions is MCF. and boy, does this company sell very cheap compared to what it is actually worth!

      such artciles are below your level, felix - or may be, some other by you simply were positive exceptions? you decide.
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