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I purchased x,000 shares @ 7.64, and I purchased x,000 shares today @ 4.75, with an average price of 6.195. It's purely a wait and hold. I think the irrationality of the credit crisis pushed TERI into the corner they got shoved into, lining up a substitute backer of this student loan debt...

They stand to make billions even if FMD retraces to 50% of its high (around $45) since their entry point is around $13 on an average basis. Also, on loans generating 7% to 11% interest, and that are not dischargeable in bankruptcy, the credit risk is less than credit card or mortgage debt...

You have the most beautiful entry point in FMD ever known to mankind. Do you really think Goldman Sachs won't resolve this problem for FMD? Do you really think Goldman will allow their 260 million dollar (5.3 million share) stake to waste away? You can bet your sweet ass they are on...

Ex-Fed Chairman Chides Current One By MICHAEL M. GRYNBAUM Published: April 9, 2008 http://www.nytimes.com/2008/04/09/business/09fomc.html The biggest financial crisis in a generation — a downturn that officials at the Federal Reserve acknowledged in minutes released Tuesday...

lol.

I completely agree with you on both calls.

Don't be surprised to see a lot of the R&D AMD has been performing pump out some products that AMD didn't necessarily want to trumpet too loudly until now. *World Exclusive* unreleased AMD Puma-based MSI notebook -v- Intel Penryn G35 - AMD Puma 3x quicker than Intel integrated...

From a purely fundamental perspective, I think weak earnings are going to crush the markets. Most of you probably have a basket of long term holds that won't part with no matter what happens, some riskier assets that you chased on momentum, and then those short term plays you strictly trade...

Well, duh. C'mon, Alan, give us something we can trade. Greenspan Says Credit Crisis Is Worst in at Least 50 Years http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=azDfZ9xcvf8M&refer=home April 8 (Bloomberg) -- Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said the current credit...

518. Probably within 24 months.

I disagree with him that ALL commodities will continue to run. I expect to see a broken spine in metals sometime after the Beijing Olympics. Other than that, spot on. US and Asia Still in for a Downturn by: Enzio von Pfeil posted on: April 07, 2008 Excerpts from Dr. Enzio von...

Okay, their profits sucked compared to a year ago, at a time when commodity prices have skyrocketed. "The New York-based aluminum giant handed in a first-quarter profit of $303 million, or 37 cents a share, down from $632 million, or 75 cents a share, in the same period a year ago." And...

AMD is a screaming buy. Their revenues are forecast at 1.5 billion for the quarter, and that's before the 'fixed' Barcelona has been rolled out. The rumor mill is burning that they, due to their acquisition of ATI, and co-research with IBM at their Fishkill, NY facility, are going to match...

This market is like just like a bloated hog wearing bright, red lipstick. What do you see when you glance at first?... those disgusting, cellulose laden, hind legs and engorged, lard encased rump, or those vivid, red lips? QID and SDS. Time stamp it.

Up after hours...something is cooking.

5 quarters? Oil is expensive, and their margins are tighter than they've been in a LONG time, now. Why else would Valero actually shut their refineries in Long Beach and Corpus Christi? It wasn't for maintenance. It's because they have no incentive to refine oil when they can't make a...

VLO and other refiners are making a tiny fraction of the profits they used to make refining crude into gasoline, heating oil and distillates. This is why they've shut down entire refineries. Look for P/E contraction. There's lots of downside risk.

HG, I am not saying TA didn't confirm my entry, or even that it isn't reliable (I don't know), but just that I don't rely on it.

I don't believe in technical analysis. I've never bought or sold a single stock based on chart patterns.