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• Q: Will OPEC cut production or not?
  
  http://www.thestreet.com/story/10469502/1/will-opec-production-cut-come.html
• Asked by StockCentral - 1 months ago - 2 answers - 214 views
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• A: no ..from what i read many of the opec leaders r against more cuts ,but that could change. more
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• Q: New Question: The government might get hands-on with AIG. Now we have this
  Citigroup news:
  
  http://www.thestreet.com/story/10466589/1/citigroup-reaches-aid-deal-with-us-gov
  ernment.html
  
  http://www.thestreet.com/story/10466571/1/citigroup-ceo-pandit-hangs-on.html
  
  Was it a good idea for the government to take a 36% stake in Citi? And what's
  your outlook for the future of the financial sector? Who might be left standing
  -- that will be investable?
• Asked by StockCentral - 1 months ago - 0 answers - 506 views
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• Q: AIG's expecting a 4th quarter loss of $60B and might soon be carved up into
  government-controlled units... What's your take on AIG? Any other insurance
  companies (or any financial) we should keep a close eye on -- to either fall or
  survive this crisis?
• Asked by StockCentral - 1 months ago - 4 answers - 972 views
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• A: I have no take on AIG. And I have no edge at all on insurance sector. I don't know
  enough about the various companies to really buy them with any sense of confidence.
  
  I wish I had a different answer, but I'm just being honest. more
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• Q: Looks like GM is really on the ropes. Are they going to make it -- in some form?
• Asked by StockCentral - 1 months ago - 8 answers - 1189 views
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• Q: Jon, This "bad bank" idea that's on the government's table now seems to be good
  news for the financial stocks today. What's your take on this potential
  mega-allocation of federal money? How might this play out in the short-term and
  long-term? Thanks.
  
  http://www.thestreet.com/story/10460424/1/markets-open-higher-on-bad-bank-hopes.
  html
  
  http://www.thestreet.com/p/_search/rmoney/tcrescenziblog/10460437.html
• Asked by StockCentral - 1 months ago - 2 answers - 229 views
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• A: In the short-term, markets may rally, as we are seeing today. But I remain skeptical.
  TARP has not worked, I'm not sure the "bad bank" idea, or "Son of TARP" will get the job
  done. Our government does not have a great track record in solving issues (no matter how
  painful) best left to the private sector. I know, "this time it's different", and "the
  private sector failed" but there's such pressure to do something quickly, and for the new
  administration to put its stamp (and take credit for a recovery) on the economy, that I
  fear we'll be throwing more good money after bad. Are we just throwing mud at the wall
  hoping something will stick? I'm inclined to think so. more
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• Q: Bad news from Caterpillar. How does this impact the outlook for infrastructure?
  
  http://www.thestreet.com/story/10459769/1/caterpillar-options-bearish-before-ear
  nings.html
  
  http://www.thestreet.com/story/10459752/1/caterpillar-to-cut-jobs-as-earnings-tu
  mble.html
• Asked by StockCentral - 1 months ago - 1 answers - 672 views
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• A: The outlook for infrastructure depends entirely on Obama's stimulus plan - not on these
  results from CAT. We are seeing cancellations on projects across the globe which could
  impact current backlogs. I would avoid CAT even at this price and go with McDermott (MDR)
  - which has a liquidation value of about $15 and no debt, or DynCorp (DCP) whose $6
  billion backlog is secure since most of it is from the State Dept.
  
  FXC more
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• Q: GE's net income -44%, but the $1.24/share dividend is safe for the year?
  
  http://www.thestreet.com/story/10459417/1/general-electric-net-drops-44.html
  
  What's your take on GE's dividend? Can the company afford it now? Should they
  lower it?
• Asked by StockCentral - 1 months ago - 2 answers - 617 views
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• A: I agree, removing the dividend would be the smart thing to do. They won't want to break
  their 90 year history of paying one so it'll just get halved this year. more
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• Q: What's your take on the executive changes at Bank of America (Thain resigns) and
  Citigroup (Parsons promoted to Chair)?
  
  http://www.thestreet.com/story/10459263/1/thain-to-resign-from-bofa.html
  
  http://www.thestreet.com/story/10459088/1/citigroup-names-parsons-chairman.html
• Asked by StockCentral - 1 months ago - 3 answers - 466 views
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• A: Don't be fooled that Thain "resigned". Ken Lewis did not fly to New York to get a
  resignation letter.
  
  Remember David Coulter and his "resignation" after NationsBank gobbled legacy Bank of
  America? Coulter took the fall for a massive hedge fund loss. And got paid pretty
  handsomely to "resign". more
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• Q: Oberg is back to bust the myth of short ETFs with "The Perils of the ProShares
  Ultra Shorts" --
  
  http://www.thestreet.com/p/_rms/rmoney/etf/10457651.html
  
  "I have just finished re-reading the 165-page prospectus for one of these funds.
  It is my opinion that in no way, shape or form have they adequately disclosed
  the volatility risk -- in fact, they have a longer passage for risk associated
  with foreign investments than they do this concept of volatility eating away at
  returns outlined in my prior pieces. The "Statement of Additional Information"
  goes into a little more detail, but is still insufficient to explain the
  miserable failure of these as a term trade or hedge.
  
  I believe the purveyors of these products were careless, reckless and perhaps
  even grossly negligent in disclosing the risks. Either they were a) completely
  clueless as to how dramatically these could underperform due to volatility... or
  b) they knew that performance looked horrendous at high volatilities but chose
  not to disclose... To be fair, I have no idea which is the case, but this raises
  my eyebrows a bit."
  
  Is Oberg on to something here? What's your take on short ETFs?
• Asked by StockCentral - 1 months ago - 5 answers - 1939 views
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  get the burberry products
  
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• Q: Has your broker helped or hurt your portfolio?
• Asked by StockCentral - 1 months ago - 1 answers - 757 views
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• A: wow...talk about an obsolete profession >>>> Wall St. stock broker is just that!
  
  Like cell phones did to land lines...computer trading and living in the instantaneous
  information age has done to the broker. Folks are every increasingly managing their own
  money via the Internet and the quality and quantity of information available
  nowadays....And as especially as the baby boomer die off or go broke. more
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