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Its not only the earnings, its the OLYMPICS... if ...

2008-07-14T09:18:00.000-04:00

Its not only the earnings, its the OLYMPICS... if the market turns FXI could have a ways to go. Oh ... and don't forget about a food/pig producer that I found by throwing darts... ;)

We'll see what happens. ?

One last commenti am getting drunk.off imbev, i me...

2008-07-13T23:01:00.000-04:00

One last comment
i am getting drunk.
off imbev, i mean bud, i mean imbev, i mean, oh hell...

Great, we can't afford to put our own kids in scho...

2008-07-13T22:35:00.000-04:00

Great, we can't afford to put our own kids in school and now cant get funding:
Weak Dollar Makes U.S. MBA a Bargain...For ForeignersBy Brooke Sopelsa, Video Producer | 13 Jul 2008 | 11:18 AM ET Font size: The weak dollar and strong foreign currencies, like the Chinese yuan and the euro, are making American MBA programs more attractive to foreign students.

The MBA Tour, which organizes informational events around the world for top U.S. business schools, has noticed a steep increase in interest in American MBA programs from international students.

“In recent years, there's been an increase in [interest], especially in the Far East and South Asia," said Peter von Loesecke, CEO of The MBA Tour. "There's been substantial increase in China, and a lot of that has been due to the developing countries' economy and also the appreciation of their currency."

Now, we are in trouble if we talk badly about THEI...

2008-07-13T22:31:00.000-04:00

Now, we are in trouble if we talk badly about THEIR BEHAVIOR.....THIS IS INSANITY.
THE MARKETS NEED TO FAIL. THAT"S THE ONLY WAY TO GET A TRUE CORRECTION
Nothing final has been decided, but Lehman executives have long pushed for SEC action to stop the rumor mongering around their stock. Sunday, people close to the firm said Lehman hopes the SEC move will stop the fall of its stock until it has time to put together a plan.

The SEC, led by Christopher Cox, said it would join with other Wall Street regulators, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority and New York Stock Exchange Regulation Inc., to immediately begin examining the supervision and compliance programs at brokerage firms and hedge funds to ensure training and other oversight programs concerning the sharing of information are up to par.