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Peter Schiff, hero, patriot, and, economic superstar, tells us the good news. This is part 1 of three. Be sure you get his book, Crash Proof, at http://www.europac.n et/report/index_cras hproof.asp
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Seems like Jim had some 'spaining to do tonight. Well, his 'splaining didn't add up. Worse yet, though, is that TheStreet.com tried to cover his tracks.
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You got an April Fools Day joke on March 31. Henry Paulson's no Steve Martin, but, Hank's delivery was ironic if not outright hilarious.
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It all started with the "dust bowl". Our grand parents meant well, but, it's all spun out of control. Maybe our reptilian rulers have the answer?
http://www.donharrol d.net I failed. I missed Jim Cramer's signal to buy the market. See, when the federal reserve said today that they would bail banks out with OUR money, I thought THAT was the reason the markets spiked. But, man, was I wrong. And, I apologize for my failure to see the obvious. Please forgive me.
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The Fast Money "gang" officially "jumped the shark" Friday. It did not go unnoticed by me that the oil "story" is now vaudeville fodder.
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Jim's consistent. Yes, I think I can say that Jim Cramer is consistent. In fact, I will go out on a limb here - I believe he may be the most consistent at what he does that I've ever seen.
An emotional Tom Brokaw reports on the death of Tim Russert, host of Meet the Press on NBC. Tim Russert died at work. He collapsed from an apparent heart attack.
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Jim Cramer can't help but pat himself on the back. But, while his right hand grabs a hunk of meat between his shoulders, his left hand needs to grab a whip. A year after his "Green Week" investors who took his "advice" don't see much "green" in their portfolios.
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Sometimes mainstream wall street says stuff that even their buddies at CNBC can't figure out. Jim Cramer, though, has it all under control.