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Its the 40% gap down that is the key difference. The MCD gap down was of a 10% magnitude.

They are politically invested, whether they are left or right (wrong)

Great story FRuiTY PeBBLe. Glad to see you sober and sharp!

Risky after an opening 4 standard deviations below? Heilbrenner, I am not exactly sure what point of yours that chart illustrates, can you annotate it?

You could ask Pipes what happened in the 10 years to make his earlier view no longer relevant, but a six year old aware of 9/11 could answer that question. You better run out and dig up a six year old Alfonso, because you sure do need the answer.

On to Baghdad?: Yes - The Risks Are Overrated by Daniel Pipes and Jonathan Schanzer New York Post December 3, 2001 As the war in Afghanistan winds down, the argument over Iraq is heating up. The Bush administration has dropped some heavy hints about the need to rid the world of the Saddam...

Why the Left Loves Osama [and Saddam] http://www.danielpipes.org/article/1040 Excerpt: "The same goes for Saddam Hussein, whose gruesome qualities matter less to the Left than the fact of his confronting and defying the United States. In its view, anyone who does that can't be too bad...

"Infidels"? Oh, Osama asked us to leave. I stand corrected. As for my credentials: I read all of Marx and Lenin. I know Marxism as well as any anyone. I have a degree in History, and I studied in the Soviet Union in 1982, while you were suckling mamacita's nipples. I read it all and...

A married woman was having sex with her lover one day. Unbeknownst to her, her 9 year son was hiding in the closet. Her husband came home unexpectedly, so she hid her lover in the closet. The boy now has company. Boy: "Dark in here." Man: "Yes it is." Boy: "I have a baseball." Man: "That's...

Its a bad assumption because you have little to base it on and the action which you are denouncing has yet to completely unfold. There are no parallels between Saudi Arabia, Lebanon and Iraq today. Iraq did not take shape through the decisions of an Iraqi democratic republic. Your...

The Future of Iraq Gary Sick Dr. Sick is the executive director of Gulf/2000 and acting director of the Middle East Institute at Columbia University. http://www.mepc.org/public_asp/journal_vol7/0010_sick.asp

Skull and Bones not only control the entire planet earth, but have inroads into alien civilizations as well. And we have been getting warnings. If you disagree, I defy anyone to tell me that he has not thought at one time: "Harrytrader is like from another planet or something"

I went long 17.80. Sold for .4 same day. Its not clear which way this is going for a swing, but it is in a minor bounce mode. Stock painted a green bar after a huge gap down. Had it closed at the LOD I think a short would have greater odds at this point. The time to short after a huge gap...

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Tax cuts, too little or too much? Spending cuts, too little or too much? Defense spending, too little or too much? Will the proposed tax cuts really create enough growth that the projected deficits will be paid down by future revenues? Vote and sound off

Are the tax cuts too big, or not big enough? Are the social spending cuts too big, are not big enough? The White House says their budget proposals are sound because the large fiscal deficits resulting from lower federal revenues (tax cuts) will allow for greater capital formation and...

Yes, too early. And a bad assumption to make. Better to know. Again, call me in 2 years not 2 minutes.

"Observable fact"? Its too early for that. The war ain't even over. Call me in 2 years. I'll let you know who's cuddling u p with who

Wrong Alfonso, you install Democracy, forge various political and economic links, and new Iraq "invites" our troops to stay. And even reorganizes its famed intellegence service to aid in the war on terror. Your argument about going in getting the weapons and leaving is nonsensical. You don't...

Of course Bush dumbed down the reasons for invading Iraq. How could you expect the public to understand the remote goals of the invasion? Freeing the Iraqis per se is incidental, but will be a good thing if a stable democracy can eventually be installed. Removing a tyranny is a first step...