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Q: http://www.worldstarhiphop.com/videos/video.php?v=wshhYwP8RSiP8N49d4Q6
Asked by kabirm - 1 months ago - 3 answers - 3309 views
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A: The same guy that did "Endgame"... some fringe paranoid ideas. I don't doubt
that there will be another world power hungry dictator...or group. I think that it is
very unlikely to happen in this country. Our military would be very hard to be used for
anything that wasn't freedom based...those guys are just not programmed that way. Plus,
we as civilians are armed to the hilt. Anyone that would attempt to go to military rule
would get a hell of a civil war. As in any conspiracy theories...there are too many
moving parts, too many people that would need to be involved for it to really work. Good
cinema...but probably nothing to lose sleep over. more
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Q: What do think of some of these oil trust, are they are a good investment with
their high dividends: PGH, COSWF, PBT?
Asked by rjew - 1 months ago - 1 answers - 3276 views
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A: Pengrowth is one of the more popular names among the royalty trusts. Two numbers I always
want to know on these the the oil/gas asset mix and and the reserve life.

In this case, it's about 50/50 and 7.4 years of proved reserves. This is good to know,
because the trust will either keep producing until there's nothing left (and in theory the
stock goes to $0), or it raises more financing (dilution) to buy new assets.

As you can you might expect from the name, Canadian Oil Sands doesn't have any natural gas
exposure to speak of. 43 years of proved and prospective reserve life, but note the much
smaller 2% dividend yield (quarterly payouts).

Finally, Permian Basin's dividend is somewhere in between at 4.3%. 6.8 years of proved
reserves, and a 61/39 mix of oil and gas last quarter, based on gross proceeds. more
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Q: Any thoughts on NLY?
Asked by Valerie J - 1 months ago - 4 answers - 3274 views
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A: NLY increased its divvy to .60 per share yesterday after the close. Guess selling by ETF
would pressure the stock as it really hasn't moved all that much since February for crying
out loud. more
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Q: David and all,

What do you think of Jeff Immelt's recent comments on GE being “an opportunity
of a lifetime,” and the recent insider buying?
Asked by dca111 - 1 months ago - 6 answers - 3197 views
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A: Immelt's days are numbered.Only when he is gone will GE have a chance to recover. more
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Q: Is it just me or do Jeff Macke and Joe Terranova really appear not to like each
other??
Asked by dragak1981 - 1 months ago - 8 answers - 3000 views
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A: Macks probably think he is an idiot because he IS. I've followed the guys calls and he is
wrong a good 9 times out of 10. more
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Q: what do you think of {GE}General Electric for the next 10-15 years.
Asked by crizalymacpherson@yahoo.com - 1 months ago - 4 answers - 2970 views
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A: If you are looking at General Electric (GE) over a span of 10 to 15 years, some
developments that seem negative now could turn around big time. For example, airlines are
doing poorly and orders for new engines have dropped off, resulting in the Pratt more
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Q: GM Optional Convertible Preferred (GPM)- anyone know how safe the dividend is?

In general, how safe is preferred vs common? Do both get wiped out with a
bankruptcy? Not worried about GM with this, just curious.

thnx
Asked by bluetune - 1 months ago - 3 answers - 2915 views
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A: gm has been on my official POS list for some time now, if you even think that you will
make a bundle on them , let me make a small suggestion. the only way it will happen is if
you put down a few hundred k, and wait for a 10 cent pop then get right out. other wise,
gm wont be back to even 20 bucks a share for another 10 yrs, i have the patience. but not
for sleeping dogs....chris more
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Q: How about RAD as a consumer play while waiting out the recession-depression?
Asked by trendbuster88 - 1 months ago - 3 answers - 2802 views
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A: Rite Aid (RAD) is having profit problems. It is moving from a deficit of $3.4 8 per share
in its latest fiscal year to an estimated loss of 40 cents in the current year and then a
setback of 20 cents per share next year. That is movement in the right direction, but
there doesn’t seem to be a profit in sight until some time in the future, when an
economic expansion will hopefully be well under way. Its graded a D-minus overall from
TheStreet.com Ratings, which makes it a sell recommendation.

Wal-Mart Stores (WMT) is probably your safest bet in consumer staples retailing. Analysts
predict growth from $2.27 per share in its latest fiscal year to $2.27 in the current year
and $2.98 next year. It is a buy recommendation from TheStreet.com Ratings with an
overall grade of B. CVS Caremark (CVS) has a mark of C-plus from TheStreet.com Ratings,
placing it as a “hold” recommendation, one notch below a “buy.” Its earnings per
share are predicted by analysts to grow steadily from $2.27 for the latest fiscal year to
$2.57 in the current year and then to $2.98 next year. Walgreen (WAG) is a “hold”
recommendation, with a slower EPS growth forecast then CVS. more
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Q: Do you see CTIC getting to $20-$25 in the future?
Asked by st131313 - 1 months ago - 4 answers - 2720 views
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A: Edit last comment: Apr-May 2010 more
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Q: I use Scottrade. If I buy a stock with unsettled funds, it puts out a warning
about selling it before the funds settle. What does this mean? Thanks. I tried
to call them but waited for a long time so I thought I'd ask you. Thanks.
Asked by susansagle - 1 months ago - 3 answers - 2698 views
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A: they call that free riding at scotty. and you can get slammed by the sec.i do that every
now and then when i want to hurry up and buy something, but i ALWAYS hold the new buy
until all of it settles...chris more
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