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Where now for capitalism?

by Mike Wright
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BBC NEWS | Business | Viewpoints: Where now for capitalism?

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  • Profile picture of the author Zach Booker
    Who honestly cares?
    I'm loving this
    Maybe that's a littel harsh to say but for an investor i think this is a goldmine!
    I bought freddie mae and fannie mac at 3 and 5 and sold at 11 and 14 in less than 2 days after! I tripled my money and it was a no brainer.
    Buy low sell high. A crash is a goldmine for me, now you just have to pick when to buy and when you think things have bottomed out.

    Good news for Warren Buffet though, his stocks sore when seemingly every other stock dropped.
    Buffet's stock went up the most since early 2003.

    By the way you should look into LDK it's my favorite stock right now

    Zach
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    • Profile picture of the author myob
      Same here! This is an investors' dream come true. Picking up premium stocks, houses, and real estate at low prices. We have formed an investor group to buy as much as we can in the next few months. For example, we bought 200,000 shares of AIG for $2.39 a share and it's up today to $3.85. Over $200,000 profits easy money!
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      • Profile picture of the author HeySal
        I believe that capitalism belongs at the beginning of every sentence and proper noun -- and it always will.
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        Sal
        When the Roads and Paths end, learn to guide yourself through the wilderness
        Beyond the Path

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      • Profile picture of the author Zach Booker
        Originally Posted by myob View Post

        Same here! This is an investors' dream come true. Picking up premium stocks, houses, and real estate at low prices. We have formed an investor group to buy as much as we can in the next few months. For example, we bought 200,000 shares of AIG for $2.39 a share and it's up today to $3.85. Over $200,000 profits easy money!

        GOOOOD JOB!
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    • Profile picture of the author Mal Keenan
      Wow! That sounds interesting. Can you elaborate on this concept?

      Originally Posted by Indiana View Post

      until your conceptual financial continumun...Is altered...BOOM...Indy
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      • Profile picture of the author myob
        This is NOT a concept. It is a tactic.
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    • Profile picture of the author myob
      Interest in Foreign Investment in The United States is on the Rise.

      Foreign investment in the United States is increasing at a dramatic rate. As the amount of foreign investment in the country has grown, requests for information about foreign investment have escalated. Recently, the Department of Commerce has received a flurry of requests on the subject.

      Most questions concern the extent of foreign investment in the United States, U.S. laws regarding foreign investment, reporting requirements, and publications dealing with current and historical issues concerning foreign investment in the United States.

      These requests are coming from from China, India, Japan, France, UK, Saudi Arabia, Canada, Germany, Italy, Ireland. What do they know? Are they getting it cheap because Americans are too afraid to invest? What or who is causing this fear among Americans to invest in their own economy? Does Casper the Friendly Ghost know the answer?
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