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    Credit Card Debt increasing quickly.....

    Exactly. If a deal goes sour, just do chargeback. Try that with cash or debit card. Also, credit card is like a 1 month interest free loan if you pay your bills in full.
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    0 balance in 401k at retirement

    WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- More than one out of every three workers at retirement age in the 2050s will have nothing saved in a 401(k)-style account, according to a government study released Tuesday...
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    Buffett's Berkshire at $150k a pop

    Should have, could have... I should have bought GOOG when it was trading with 2-digits.
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    Eddie Lampert gets "Worst CEO of 2007" award

    Repost? http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=111357
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    TOTAL HONESTY: how much did you lose today?

    Gordon Gekko: Money itself isn't lost or made, it's simply transferred from one perception to another. :)
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    C

    His street cred: "His responsibilities now include U.S. and international consumer-banking -- businesses he has never managed. "
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    C

    Very sneaky. Announced at roughly 2:15.
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    Bloomberg versus CNBC Today: CNBC = 3 Ring Circus

    You haven't missed anything.
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    C

    C is down 4%. You get the idea.
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    Bloomberg versus CNBC Today: CNBC = 3 Ring Circus

    Where's FBN in the equation? :)
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    Buffett's Berkshire at $150k a pop

    Dec. 11 (Bloomberg) -- Berkshire Hathaway Inc. was poised to close above $150,000 for the first time, boosted by investments outside the U.S. and speculation Chairman Warren Buffett sidestepped credit losses in U.S. financial markets...
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    Buy this dip

    Bear trap?
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    25 bps cut...

    Those idiots are still obsessed with inflation.
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    25 bps cut...

    I think the Street is looking for 50bps.
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    25 bps cut...

    Looks like everyone is betting on a selloff. Maybe I'll bet the other side. :)
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    25 bps cut...

    If the Fed cuts by just 25bps...
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    The "Joneses" are getting squeezed

    Saks Chief Executive Officer Stephen Sadove said Nov. 20 that its ``aspirational'' customers were hurt by the U.S. economic slowdown. ``Aspirational'' shoppers have an average annual household income of $75,000, according to Citigroup analyst Charmaine Tang. They include consumers who...
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    Credit Card Debt increasing quickly.....

    What's wrong with that? I do it all the time to get rebates, airline miles, etc. and pay my bills in full every month.
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    Thank you Citigroup for making ETFC a cash machine.

    More $ to the longs today.
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