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Regardless of the cost (there are purportedly homes [new] being torn down all over the hella' place - I'm checking this out now; this appears to be happening in Nevada, Arizona and Utah, especially), can you name a good reason brand new homes would be torn down like this? There have been...

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If true, that would imply that the bank couldn't literally give these homes away, as that would result in at least some revenue, rather than a cost to demolish the homes, plus the forever lost revenue from any sale. He talks about many homes in many subdivisions in Southern California being...

Big mistake.

The same kind she was when she made that quote on November 30, 2000, on the chart I posted above.

Gee, go figure. http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aVlgKH_MT_mo&refer=home U.S. Bank Stress Test Results Delayed as Conclusions Debated Share | Email | Print | A A A By Craig Torres and Robert Schmidt May 1 (Bloomberg) -- The Federal Reserve is postponing the...

http://www.bentham-open.org/pages/content.php?TOCPJ/2009/00000002/00000001/7TOCPJ.SGM The Open Chemical Physics Journal Volume 2 ISSN: 1874-4125 Contents Active Thermitic Material Discovered in Dust from the 9/11 World Trade Center Catastrophe pp.7-31 (25) Authors: Niels...

Okay, the affiliation with a major research university and a peer reviewed journal has intrigued me, I will admit. What is Bentham Open? Has anyone provided any alternate, credible explanation for the existing of thermitic residue on all four samples or claimed this is a hoax? If not...

http://www.itulip.com/awards.htm#Jo%20Jo Jo Jo the Clown Jo Jo's a clown and knows it. He doesn't try to give investment advice. He dresses up as a clown and amuses the kids at birthday parties. In this way, he conscientiously avoids causing irreparable harm to anyone's stock...

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It's been a long time in the wildnerness for her; Goldman even attempted to gag her by yanking her from her old position. This is the greatest contrary indicator ever born! Enjoy the guaranteed free money fading her...

President Bush was not only a terrible speaker, which IMO isn't that big of a deal (stylistically), but he often failed to answer the specific questions that were asked of him, either because he didn't want to, or more often than not, because he had ADD and/or didn't understand the specific...

Yes, democracy is a horrible thing. By the way, Obama received 43% of the white vote, and 67% of Hispanic votes - the two largest voting blocks by ethnicity/race. Why don't you go and propose that Hispanic voters not be allowed to vote while you're at racist and idiotic blather? You...

Landis, there is no doubt Obama is extremely bright and incredibly eloquent. It drives Dumbya fans insane that we now have a POTUS who is truly an intellectual heavyweight - an objective fact, regardless as to whether one agrees with all or even any of his policies. I've personally never...

Oh c'mon, if Cramer is not a trading indicator, nothing is!!! Good G_d, man!!!!!!!!!

...wait until Western European level tax rates (at every level, income, consumption, property, etc.) and 'normal full' unemployment levels (in true form, think Spain, Italy and even 'normal' German and French rates) strike down upon the U.S. with a vengeance. It's simple math to predict the...

TheStreetTV July 16, 2007 Jim gives you the scoop on why the $500 billion market is no threat to the market, even if it fully collapses. Turns out it was bigger than 500 billion, started the financial crisis, and affected the global economy like the plague, but oh well, that's Jim...