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    The truth about tax breaks

    Friends, Americans, countrymen, lend me your ears. The time has come for a single, flat tax. A tax that is neither regressive nor progressive, and incorporates no sliding scale. A tax that shows no bias. A tax that is so simple to compute, it can be calculated with a single pencil...
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    How bad is Fox? Even Chris Wallace is fed up

    Maybe there is hope, after all. I thought Wallace had lost all credibility, but I'm glad to see that he is not completely lost. He should next take Fox News to task over its compulsion to thwart Ron Paul's ability to present in the Republican Nominee Debates at every chance it got. I...
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    Can you say braindead flaming moonbats?

    Warren Buffet must be a braindead, flaming moonbat. http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,293474,00.html Billionaire Warren Buffet Hosts Fundraiser for Barack Obama Thursday, August 16, 2007 OMAHA, Neb. — Billionaire investor Warren Buffett says it can get a little lonely being a...
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    VISA ipo gonna be huge

    Visa will stay elevated until the lock up period expires, at which time it should be shorted back below its IPO price, and then you can long again assuming the fundamentals are sound, at probably $30 to $35 dollars. This will not be a Mastercard redux - not when you contrast the last 5 years...
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    Is Bush really the worst President ever - Economically the answer is YES

    Do you have a shred of evidence to support that? Moreover, are you contradicting President Bush himself? (You are aware that even President Bush, albeit somewhat begrudgingly, admitted that Iraq had nothing to do with 9/11 when asked that direct question by a reporter, right?) <object...
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    Debt is a double-edged sword: In contractionary periods it becomes a 4 letter word

    During times of parabolic rise in the value of specific assets (Shiller points to housing as the biggest asset bubble in the history of humanity), if debt is leveraged to those assets in even a remotely proportionate fashion (e.g. $1 of debt to each $25 or $50 of appreciation), and then the...
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    Debt is a double-edged sword: In contractionary periods it becomes a 4 letter word

    Debt can be good or bad. It depends both on the reason for the debt, and the time wherein such debt is incurred. (You may use credit as an interchangeable synonym for 'debt,' for purposed of this post, if you so choose) It increasingly appears that much of the debt taken on by consumers...
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    Best Foods to Eat (Health-wise)

    Bison (buffalo) is remarkably lower in saturated fat and cholesterol than beef. The same trend holds true for most 'wild' varieties of animal proteins: Ostrich, elk, venison, kangaroo - all much lower in saturated fat and cholesterol than beef. You can get necessary trace minerals such as...
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    Bear Stearns

    It's not over by a long shot, and no, I did not own, nor was I short, BSC or JPM shares at any time prior to the event. This deal, for all the talk of it being "done," is so complicated, and so many kinks have to be worked out yet, and so many lawsuits are flying (discovery is a nasty process...
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    Best Foods to Eat (Health-wise)

    You are statistically so far ahead of the average person, it's hard to quantify. If you exercise, even moderately, in a way that elevates your heart rate for 20 minutes or more (sustained) 3x times a week (45 minutes+ w/pulse rate at 120 or above 5x a week is nearly ideal), you are so far...
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    Opinions wanted on www.optionshouse.com

    Does anyone have experience with them? How is their customer service, order execution, etc? Please, do not chime in if you are affiliated with any options trading firm, because I really would like the opinions of customers of these types of firms, and do not want sales pitches. Thanks.
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    cramer basher, shame on you

    Poor Jim Cramer. He's so persecuted. Does he wear a crown of thorns?
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    Best Foods to Eat (Health-wise)

    Healthy fats include those rich in omega 3, such as fat from the blubber of whales and other fish, along with vegetable and plant derived fats, including pistachios, olives and canola and sunflower seeds. While it is debatable as to whether animal based fats (those maintaining solidity at...
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    BSC collasped to save JPM??

    I am playing otm calls and otm puts on BSC, because the bid/ask spread is extremely wide. I love this play. It is the most sexy play ever, and if I can make a ton of money, b/c it fails, or because BSC forces a much higher bid, or because a bankruptcy occurs, it's even better for me. A...
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    Epic Battle: Joe Lewis, BSC Employees, Funds Holding Large Lots of BSC vs JPM & Fed

    +1 ng, you're right. I was going to straddle BSC, but the puts are exponentionally higher than the calls. One is better off naked shorting to the downside.
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    Epic Battle: Joe Lewis, BSC Employees, Funds Holding Large Lots of BSC vs JPM & Fed

    TALK BACK: Holder Will Vote No To Force Bankruptcy Liquidation 7 minutes ago - Dow Jones News The comment below responds to the question we posed on Dow Jones NewsPlus: Should Bear Stearns (BSC) holders accept the $2 a share offer JP Morgan (JPM) and why? Here's what Nye Lavalle, a...
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    Best Foods to Eat (Health-wise)

    Well, a true vegan diet would exclude any animal or mammal proteins or byproducts. So, fish and seafood would not be acceptable to a true vegan. I do think some unprocessed 'red' animal protein is healthy, as it contains zinc, B3 (niacin) and B6, essential amino acids, and iron. You...
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    Market bottom is in- End this doom and gloom

    Why does he (and his aliases) always make himself (themselves) scarce on down days?
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    Epic Battle: Joe Lewis, BSC Employees, Funds Holding Large Lots of BSC vs JPM & Fed

    Contrary to a lot of misinformation circulating (not there, but in the mainstream press), JP Morgan has an option to buy "up to" 20% of BSC shares.
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