Recent Comments:
The Wall Street Journal covers death of Wal-Mart (WMT) {BloggingStocks}
Oct 3rd 2007 11:43PM Doug, Don't let these people get to you since you are right about WMT. (1. Lots of people have variable mortgages maybe not as many as fixed but a lot.
I hope the low cost shopping comes back to WMT before its to late.FIRE LEE(WENNIE FUZZ) SCOTT!!
Bond market mending its wounded ways {BloggingStocks}
Sep 28th 2007 11:36AM Yes crime does pay like #1 says but "what goes around comes around" so watch what happens to these crooks in their private lives from now on. It might surprise you.(like Ken Delay)
CEO's false promise to turn around Motorola (MOT) {BloggingStocks}
Sep 8th 2007 11:05AM Amen, and they have no integrity in other words THEY ARE LIARS and the truth is not in them. I will try to wait to sell my MOT stock until the first of the year unless it continues to fall downward to much. I need the loss for tax purposes. I really hope the old saying that what goes around comes around hits all involved in this at MOT. This is only my opinion which is not worth much.
Central Banks help slow market meltdown for now {BloggingStocks}
Aug 12th 2007 11:44PM I agree with #3 Angie. I hope their sins against us will will be held against them and their children's children for years to come. There has to be a real "PAY DAY SOME DAY" and a phrase from a movie says "we're mad as hell and not going to take this anymore". Oh well.
Automakers expect tough year for sales {BloggingStocks}
Aug 9th 2007 2:03PM Well, well, you mean the auto makers are now realizing Americans are wanting more fuel efficient cars and a little smaller to? Any 8 year old would have known this given all the information and statistics that always been available. It was bound to come to this and I think they really have known it all along. Watch them "cry" some more as time goes on but its their own fault in my opinion. Theirs has been a blatant disregard for what was best for America.
Russian billionaire buys 5% of General Motors (GM) {BloggingStocks}
Aug 8th 2007 9:00AM I agree with #1 comment but I still think the UAW was a contributing factor in the demise of the Big 3 over the years. I have made it just fine with a lot less benefits for many years. There is no doubt in my mind that if more concessions were made by the UAW and better gas mileage automobiles were built everything would get better for all concerned.
Jim Cramer foams at the mouth {BloggingStocks}
Aug 6th 2007 11:59AM l'm glad you described "Fireball" Cramer as "ranting" the other day. I quit watching him because he began to stress me with his loud mouth ranting and raving. I don't really care if he knows what hes talking about or not, I just can't bare to watch him anymore. Also I've already commented about him appearing very thin recently. I hope he does not have worms like they did back in the depression days. Maybe he needs to have his doctor check this out?
Market drop: pockets of pain {BloggingStocks}
Aug 4th 2007 2:23PM As I've written before I'm really ashamed of MOT. I remember always thinking Mot was the best since I was a kid in the 1950's. I guess as they say "nothing lasts forever". I hope all the people at MOT from the lowest to the highest understand what reputation and integrity once meant to their company. I guess I can take a loss on my taxes if I sell my stock. I really thought I might pass it to my grandchildren one day but thats what I get for thinking.
Are you "retail slumming"? {BloggingStocks}
Aug 4th 2007 2:09PM And here we go again with the "they say" or "they think" followed by their creditability or credentials people. Also I've never deviated from shopping WalMart first and will continue to do so all things being equal. I will also let my current investments ride till the end of the year baring some extreme circumstance. Oh well, we shall see. I do appreciate these blog writers. They do a good job for the most part.
MasterCard (MA) still sliding as credit worries continue {BloggingStocks}
Aug 3rd 2007 3:25PM Well the old saying "no guts,=no glory" will be true for me since I sold all my MA shares today. I don't care if it goes to $800 a share I'm not into these silly little games these Wall Street big boys try to play on us "little" people.
