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    libertarians
    obsister
    Oct 10 03:26 PM
    Jim Cramer's 10 Predictions for 2008 [view article]
    there are no heroes. i thought this was a joke when he did it. i was right. but i really thought he knew it was a joke. ohwell, he could stil be right about the angry mortgage holders, and he is right about birdbrainnke. Reply
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    mackfreddie
    Oct 10 10:46 AM
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    Jim Cramer's 10 Predictions for 2008 [view article]
    Freaking hilarious! You are wrong Jimbo! Reply
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    brackamansk
    Oct 10 08:02 AM
    Jim Cramer's 10 Predictions for 2008 [view article]
    Well 10 months later and Cramer's picks perhaps have lost people a lot of money. Just goes to prove that even the so called smart guys don't know shi......... Reply
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    workedlate
    Oct 09 07:26 PM
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    Jim Cramer's 10 Predictions for 2008 [view article]
    You forgot 2008 was year of natural gas. doh............I am starting to think Cramer doesn't mind making so many wrong calls because he seems to just feed off of attention, good or bad. Self absorbed or narcissist might be what you call it. He was saying sell everything in the morning then afternoon was saying load up on chocolate bars with almonds. He needs to go back to his winning ways......buy everything in a bull market and then call yourself a brilliant mind. Clearly the guru that was suppposed to guide "cramericans"... through the darkness forgot to fill his torch. It is getting harder and harder to even turn on Cnbc. They have so many "experts" yacking and sounding like puppets that are expert at calling things after the fact. Gee that sounds like reporting.....maybe if they would report and then shut up instead of predicting it would be more interesting but likely less entertaining for the masses. Reply
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    bonanza
    Oct 07 01:20 PM
    Jim Cramer's 10 Predictions for 2008 [view article]
    These picks are down an average! of 29.98% into Oct. 7. Goes to show it's not what happens but how you sell it. Reply
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    Brendan/Hunt
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    Oct 07 12:24 PM
    Deep Read: 'New York' on the Future of the 'Times' [view article]
    What Pinch has done to the Times by taking it so far to the left and so politically one sided is a mortal shame.I used to read it as though it was the Bible.Not so anymore as I cannot trust it due to its slanted reporting on almost all of its content.Thank God for the likes of the NY Post and Fox news for giving us accurate and balanced reports on all issues.Just imagine a world without these two outlets,my God. Reply
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    User 220828
    Oct 06 12:56 PM
    Deep Read: 'New York' on the Future of the 'Times' [view article]
    At one time, the NYT was the newspaper of record for literate Americans. Under the current business and editorial management, it has abandoned its franchise, objective reportage, in favor of Manhattanzied advocacy journalism. The Wall Street Journal's national ambitions are quite reasonably founded on the readership the NYT has walked away from. Reply
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    hankscott
    Oct 06 10:00 AM
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    Deep Read: 'New York' on the Future of the 'Times' [view article]
    Would that more newspaper proprietors were like the Sulzbergers. This is a remarkably unassuming family that has put the institution first and, unlike another prominent publisher in the news these days, refused to use that institution to pursue a private agenda. If America continues to become as dumb as I suspect it will, we'll have Fox and its imitators to thank, and not The New York Times. Reply
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    Roger W.
    Oct 06 06:51 AM
    Deep Read: 'New York' on the Future of the 'Times' [view article]
    It is sad to see a great newspaper run into the ground to further Pinch's social agenda. Reply
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    User 271162
    Oct 05 01:42 PM
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    Dividend Yields Soar [view article]
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    User 138602
    Oct 03 05:30 PM
    Hedge Fund Tracking: Harbinger Capital (Philip Falcone) [view article]
    what I really like to see on their top holdings ,it s their new position or when they got out completely of a certain stock.Please,help me, what s the point of selling or adding 6 or 12 or 46 shares? I can t wait to see THE REASONING BEHIND SUCH A TRANSACTION. Reply
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    Oct 03 04:34 PM
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    leh
    Oct 03 12:38 PM
    Hedge Fund Tracking: Harbinger Capital (Philip Falcone) [view article]
    Good stuff-thanks for posting! Reply
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    marketfolly
    Oct 03 11:47 AM
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    Hedge Fund Tracking: Harbinger Capital (Philip Falcone) [view article]
    oh yea of course. they're a lagging indicator and are mainly just a tool to get a sense as to what companies they're going long in a particular sector. i've mentioned in my preface posts that the short side is "invisible" to us and that technically is the most important side of funds' books since its so secretive/protected.

    i still think its interesting to track though just because you can tend to see how various funds work with their strategies over time in accumulating a position versus trading in/out of one. plus, in times like these, its a great tool to have to see exactly where these funds are hurting from poor performance. especially, say in Atticus Capital's case. Their top holdings have been murdered. The redemption/liquidation... trade is still very much on.

    mainly just providing the resource for people who are interested in it.     Reply
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    The Deal
    Sleuth
    Oct 03 10:48 AM
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    Hedge Fund Tracking: Harbinger Capital (Philip Falcone) [view article]
    You should not interpret 13F filings too much. They only report long positions. You don't know the short side of the trade. For a fund like Harbinger, the short makes all the difference. CPO, for example, is likely to be merger arb play and will have an offsetting short in BG. So what if they added to CPO at 50+? They probably shorted BG at 110 and locked in the spread. Reply
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