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Both DELL and HPQ has fundamental catalysts in place for substantial gains ahead. Unfortunately, I prefer not to disclose them since my hedge fund is currently long both.

CSCO is certainly a good buy at these levels. But, my proprietary Stock Quantification model shows that DELL is 15% better priced, and HPQ is 14.81% better priced than CSCO.

The incumbent is supposed to lead in the polls. Carter was leading in the polls before he got slaughtered.

The econometric predictive analysis system that has accurately predicted all the presidential elections since 1980 (from its inception) predicts a Romney victory with 320 electoral votes, and 218 for Obama...

I'm sorry. Christianity or no other "religions" (not including the satanic death cult islam) do not condone any violence or bloodshed in the name of God. The God of Christianity is a God of love, peace and fellowship.

Successful traders go onto managing hedge funds. Successful hedge funds end up owning big companies. If you are a successful trader, you will in time have 100,000s of employees working for you.

No, Christianity as well as other religions teach about loving thy neighbors and enemies alike. Islam on the other hand teaches about blowing up your enemies or the unbelievers so that you can go to paradise with 72 virgins.

"islam, a crime against humanity"

Pat Condell on the recent islamic riots: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCXHPKhRCVg

Only an idiot would call islam a religion. islam is a death cult, a totalitarian, evil political system hell bent on destroying anything and everything that stands in its way. The God of islam is a God of hate, torture and murder.

Islam has been responsible for the death of more people than any other entity. Over 250 million people have been slaughtered in the name of moon-God allah (including 80 million in India alone). Around 5,000+ or so and growing in the U.S.

Majority of the muslims are conquered peoples, and their ancestors were converted into this god foresaken evil cult with a sword on their throats. Some muslims maybe good people (though most are illiterate), but islam is just a evil, hateful, satanic ideology, that has no place in a...

Muslims are rioting and killing people all across the world. This is must watch: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qeyrp-V3Jvc

All the civilized societies as the they give voice to the downtrodden and the oppressed (almost always the dumb and the lazy) set themselves in motion go get to that eventual point where the democratic process itself becomes a danger to the vitality of the Republic. America is at that decisive...

Keynesian Economics, also known as Demand side economics is the mistaken belief that government spending can stimulate demand. European Socialism is a state of economic deterioration wherein which the "takers" in a society significantly outnumber the "producers" due to some sort of initial...

This is just smart business. There are two costs involved with labor. The hard costs and the soft costs. Hard costs are the concrete expenses that you payout in dollars. The soft costs are expenses that are not readily apparent in employee turnover, employee training, employee satisfaction...

No, if shares were canceled at a discount to NAV, the cancelled shares' claim of future earnings and hence the increased market value would flow through to the remaining shareholders, and would benefit the shareholders proportionately with respect to however much the discount to NAV at which the...

So, National Indemnity could have bought shares of other undervalued companies and held on as well. This would have increased their float over the years, just as how the Berkshire shares would have. And since the shares outstanding are not reduced, it would not benefit the Berkshire Hathaway...

Insurance is an inherently very risky business. More insurance companies bite the dust each year than most other types of businesses. For someone with Buffett's temperament, it could be made to work with his investment expertise and underwriting discipline etc. Even if the insurance entity...

I'm sorry. Your basic premise is wrong. The Berkshire Hathaway, the textile company and the insurance company are one and the same. It has been stated as one of Buffett's mistakes not to buy the insurance company in a separate business entity.