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Largely agree - the biggest health improvement American's can make. Disagree on the eggs - way too much saturated fat. One egg every 1-2 weeks is better. Two a day will clog your arteries and kill your heart. Half the benefit comes from replacing animal and all refined fats (oils) from...

You made me smile ... thanks.

Be careful - CREE is a takeover target. GE has been looking closely to acquire it for their lighting unit. LEDs - the next big thing in lighting. I don't short companies like this, regardless of charts, price action, or earnings prospects. Actually GE has been looking at it for a few years...

Your question is so warped, I'm not even going to begin wrestling that greasy pig. Suffice to say Masters (and I) mentioned pensions and long-term index investors (speculators) and you've summarily referred to their positions as 'manipulation.' I sold some ES contracts today ... guess that is...

Masters reached the wrong conclusion in his paper. His point that 'index speculators' or the buy-and-hold PMs have driven up oil prices is simple enough. But then he jumps to the conclusion that "Index Speculators provide no benefit to the futures markets and they inflict a tremendous cost upon...

Oil has been the 'new gold' for the past few years - a proxy for money. Just thinking about implications ...

Stop taking shortcuts and read 'Rights of Passage' by Lucht. It is everything you need, and more. http://www.amazon.com/Rites-Passage-100-000-Million/dp/0942785304/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1248443633&sr=8-1

Complete nationalization is the best solution, hands down. The problem here is that Americans collectively have no first-hand experience with any other system than the one currently in place, and their views are warped by an insidious campaign of misinformation by vested interests. Be clear...

YOU are either lying or stupid, Boy. I'll give you the benefit of the doubt, assume you are stupid, and pass along some free education. Legal cost is insignificant compared to excess admin-related fees our system tacks on as charges migrate from service delivery to end consumer. The...

Military is calling him a deserter: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_AvbllONe4

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I've begun to lean short in here also, but I expect a topping out process that could take a few more days so I'm actively trading while moving my bias from long to short.

The funny thing is - China has no property taxes. That is in fact contributing to their housing bubble. People are buying condos as a store of value ... without any intent to live in, or rent out, the units. They simply minimize maintenance costs, and 'buy to hold.' It leaves whole new complexes...

Since it was brought up on another thread ... thought I'd be the stand-up guy and say what isn't 'cool': MJ was robbed by the people who sued him, and a cynical, short-attention-span public. Mark my word. Someday that boy will grow into a man, and he will have a choice. A. Make good with the...

Over the weekend I read that Chinese bank lending rose 300% year-on-year in the first quarter. The bulk of this has gone into the stock market and an ongoing real estate bubble. China is going to be one roller-coaster ride. Hang Seng offers great exposure for those that want levraged exposure.

The best hedge is an exit. Your bill is in the mail.

Most likely answer is that the "E" in your equation is recent historical earnings, whereas the stocks trade on future expected earnings. Do your homework. This doesn't even rise to Valuation 101 and if u hadn't noticed, this site isn't called Noobtrader.

The second shoulder needs to be lower than the first for the pattern to hold. I don't think that chart tells us squat, except illustrate the immediate past.

It is, in part, because California voters have put restrictions on the budget process. One, called Proposition 13, severely restricts property tax increases since the early 1970s. Also, their are statutory restrictions on any cuts to spending on education. Basically Californians have voted...

Companies have just stopped announcing layoffs ... because it has stopped being news.