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Posted Feb 10th 2009 5:00PM by Melly Alazraki
Filed under: Intel (INTC), Toll Brothers (TOL)
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
2-10-2009 @ 7:22PM
finely tuned and polished said...
Hold your horses. Stop the cell text. And the victim calls! Remember... no- body but no -body cares if you stand or fall, and don't ever, ever, forget it. The Republicans would love to see everything fall to nothing. This would only make the 21% of holders (foreign monies which own this country) even take more stake here. And for the so called America holdings they would love to start all over. What do they have to lose? NOTHING! But everything again to gain. It was then and its still now, its all about the politics. You need to hit em and run and come back and do it again.