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Natural gas broke out of an inverse head-and-shoulders pattern early this year. After some consolidation, it is breaking out again, and targeting its old highs.
People have been asking me if it’s too late to buy oil. Heck no, not if you think oil is going to $140 or $150 per barrel this year -- and I do.
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Closing The Gate On Community Newspapers
Friday, 24 October 2008
By Andrew Carpenter
Two years on the NYSE and out. That's GateHouse Media's tale of public-life woe.
GateHouse, one of the nation's largest publishers of community newspapers, will be delisted from the New York Stock Exchange before the market opens this morning. The delisting comes just two years after it made it to the Big Board.

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If You Wait For The Robins,Spring Will Be Over
Friday, 24 October 2008
By Andrew Carpenter
Friday, FY08 week 43
Quote of the week: "Never let your ego get so close to your position that when your position goes, your ego goes with it." - Gen. Colin Powell

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Over Exposure: It’s Not Just About The Sun
Friday, 24 October 2008
Steve McDonald
A great broker who worked with me in the 90’s use to tell his clients,
“If you can’t watch your account value drop 50%, without blinking, you can’t invest in stock. 80 to 90% of investors who own stocks have no business being in them.”
Taken a look at your accounts lately? Your 401k/IRA, brokerage accounts?

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Calling A Bottom Met With Mixed Reviews
Friday, 24 October 2008
But There Is More To It Than Just A Chart
Rick Pendergraft
My recent articles stating that I thought we were at or near a bottom were met with mixed views.  One reader thought I was tempering my real thoughts in order to pacify my readers.

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Waiting for the Last Hour
Thursday, 23 October 2008
By Lynn Carpenter
It’s conventional wisdom that the last hour in the stock market is the battleground of the big money. Traders tend to watch it for “smart money” cues.
Frank B. would like an explanation.
There are a lot of reasons for the end of the day to be slanted toward action from the pros.

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If You Need to Get Rich Fast… Add a Couple of Weapons
Thursday, 23 October 2008
By Lynn Carpenter
This market might be the ultimate buy-low bonanza… for long-term investors.
Underneath all that churning and spinning, prices on sturdy blue chips are deep bargains and dividend yields are high. Put a few in a 20-year plan and you should do extremely well.

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If At First You Don’t Succeed…
Thursday, 23 October 2008
By Christian Hill
Try, try again? It looks like that is the governments approach to getting the economy going again. With the failure of the first round of stimulus checks to jump start spending, Ben Bernanke said on Monday that considering a new fiscal stimulus plan is “appropriate”.

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Not Another Sideways Market!
Thursday, 23 October 2008
By Steve McDonald
It's 1974 all over again!
Many of you are old enough to remember the market in the 70's. What a nightmare! The Dow went below 1000, then settled between 700 and 900, and stayed there until almost the mid eighties.

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Everybody’s Doing It
Wednesday, 22 October 2008
Andrew Gordon
Some Argentines, without means do it
I hear even Boston beans do it
Let's do it, let's fall [into debt]

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The Buy-Low Challenge
Wednesday, 22 October 2008
Lynn Carpenter
With the market all over the place, financial commentators are divided. Some will run scared for the hills and call it prudence. Some will wade in at today's lows. I'm with the second group, and I call it prudence, too. The reasons are in my Oct 14 column - Can You Really Dare to Buy Low?

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Expectations Verging on the Ridiculous
Tuesday, 21 October 2008
By Andrew Gordon
We all know that Wall Street is a buying machine, but this is ridiculous. Analysts are projecting that S&P 500 companies will increase operating profit by 28 percent this quarter (compared to last year’s fourth quarter).

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No Refuge in Emerging Markets
Tuesday, 21 October 2008
By Andrew Gordon
You can stick a fork in the U.S. economy. It’s done. Hope for an abbreviated European slowdown has also evaporated. So now the world turns its desperate eyes towards the developing world. And it ain’t looking good there either.

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