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Judicial conflict of interest in the BP oil drilling moratorium (video)
Saturday, June 26, 2010

Rachel Maddow gives an Interesting report the financial disclosure report of Judge Martin Feldman who ruled against the Obama administration's moratorium on offshore drilling. Unbelievable what outrageous conflicts of interests we see in our judicial system!

 

 

Another Subprime Waiting to Implode
Thursday, June 24, 2010

Very interesting article on the state of education in the U.S. once again. And it's regarding government funding and cronyism. After reading this article in the New York Post, I don't think anyone would want to put the money into education stocks like APOL, ESI or DV.

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Study Says Math Deficiencies Increase Foreclosure Risk
Saturday, June 12, 2010

Business professor Stephan Meier Columbia University found that borrowers with poor math skills were three times more likely than others to go into foreclosure. Not surprising but it's kinda interesting to remind us folks to know the basics in life + a bit of common sense.

 

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Author: Justin Forest Created: 4/1/2007 2:41 AM
Investment Thoughts and Ideas

Consumer Confidence Indicates Market Bottom
By Justin Forest on 4/20/2009 2:20 AM
The Consumer Confidence Index (CCI) measures the level of optimism of consumers. It turns out that this indicator is a good long term contrarion indicator. In the past 40 years, the indicator managed to pinpoint 5 market bottoms since 1969. That's a whopping 5 out 5 times!
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Will the Swine Flu be a repeat of SARs in 2003
By Justin Forest on 4/20/2009 2:18 AM
Back in early 2003, the world was hit by SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome). What's interesting is the similarity of the the market environment to what we have today and the swine flu. In early 2003, the S&P 500 was running into its 3rd year of bear market.
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We won't fall off another cliff...not in this round.
By Justin Forest on 3/26/2009 9:26 PM
It looks like we may have just touched the bottom of Round 2 of this multi-year secular bear market. The first one was in 2003. Even though the last two secular bear markets (1930's & 1970's) the PE reached an all time low of around 7 times earnings. While, the current PE on the broad market is just around 13 today, it doesn't look like it will fall all "off the cliff' again like in last November to extreme low valuations, not just yet. And here's why.
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Investing Word of Wisdom from the Great Wise one
By Justin Forest on 11/25/2008 3:38 PM
Hope this letter will calm the market. Pass it along. "THE financial world is a mess...So ... I’ve been buying American stocks. Why?
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BCE: Case Study of Stupid Greedy Investors
By Justin Forest on 11/25/2008 3:33 PM
The failure of the largest Leverage buy out deal for BCE or Canada's largest telecom company demonstrated just how greedy investors were.
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Risks associated to ETFs
By Justin Forest on 10/5/2008 1:46 PM
ETFs like Proshares and BetaPro in Canada have gotten more popular in the past year. Many of us have gotten rather concerned about the associated credit risk or counterparty risks when owning one of these ETFs. Morningstar recently reported what are some of the risks associated to trading ETFs.
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Subprime Mortgage Crisis Explained
By Justin Forest on 10/2/2008 3:42 AM
Most of us are still quite confused about the whole subprimed mortgage mess that got us into this global financial crisis today. Check out this presentation on Google Docs...it pretty much explains everything in cartoon. Cute!
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Think the China market is big, wait till you see the Infrastructure!
By Justin Forest on 8/5/2008 1:39 PM
“Macquarie Infrastructure Company estimates that global infra spending will reach $30 trillion in the next two decades. The increasing popularity of the group has made for a wild rise -- earlier this year, amid growing fears of a global recession, the stocks got pummeled. “
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Contrarion Buy - Dell
By Justin Forest on 5/6/2008 4:48 PM
I am glad the market in general has been giving such a doom and gloom view on Dell. Its stock price halved from $40 to $20 just 3 years ago. I think it’s great because it simply gives me the opportunity to buy into a good, if not great, company like Dell.
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Warren Buffett's 4.5 billion bet on long-term index puts and what it means
By Justin Forest on 4/5/2008 9:49 PM
Here's something interesting I found out in the 2007 Berkshire Hathaway annual report. By now, we all know Warren is a big bull in the stock market in the next 11 to 19 years. Looking by his actions, Berkshire sold puts on notional value of $35 billion. That's no chump change. It's a big bet! With actually very little risk. Let me explain but before, let's read what he wrote in the annual report.
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Recent SunnyBlogs

Consumer Confidence Indicates Market Bottom
The Consumer Confidence Index (CCI) measures the level of optimism of consumers. It turns out that this indicator is a good long term contrarion indicator. In the past 40 years, the indicator managed to pinpoint 5 market bottoms since 1969. That's a whopping 5 out 5 times!...

Will the Swine Flu be a repeat of SARs in 2003
Back in early 2003, the world was hit by SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome). What's interesting is the similarity of the the market environment to what we have today and the swine flu. In early 2003, the S&P 500 was running into its 3rd year of bear market. ...

We won't fall off another cliff...not in this round.
It looks like we may have just touched the bottom of Round 2 of this multi-year secular bear market. The first one was in 2003. Even though the last two secular bear markets (1930's & 1970's) the PE reached an all time low of around 7 times earnings. While, the current PE on the broad market is jus...

Investing Word of Wisdom from the Great Wise one
Hope this letter will calm the market. Pass it along. "THE financial world is a mess...So ... I’ve been buying American stocks. Why? ...

BCE: Case Study of Stupid Greedy Investors
The failure of the largest Leverage buy out deal for BCE or Canada's largest telecom company demonstrated just how greedy investors were. ...

Risks associated to ETFs
ETFs like Proshares and BetaPro in Canada have gotten more popular in the past year. Many of us have gotten rather concerned about the associated credit risk or counterparty risks when owning one of these ETFs. Morningstar recently reported what are some of the risks associated to trading ETFs. ...

Subprime Mortgage Crisis Explained
Most of us are still quite confused about the whole subprimed mortgage mess that got us into this global financial crisis today. Check out this presentation on Google Docs...it pretty much explains everything in cartoon. Cute!...

Think the China market is big, wait till you see the Infrastructure!
“Macquarie Infrastructure Company estimates that global infra spending will reach $30 trillion in the next two decades. The increasing popularity of the group has made for a wild rise -- earlier this year, amid growing fears of a global recession, the stocks got pummeled. “ ...

Contrarion Buy - Dell
I am glad the market in general has been giving such a doom and gloom view on Dell. Its stock price halved from $40 to $20 just 3 years ago. I think it’s great because it simply gives me the opportunity to buy into a good, if not great, company like Dell....

Warren Buffett's 4.5 billion bet on long-term index puts and what it means
Here's something interesting I found out in the 2007 Berkshire Hathaway annual report. By now, we all know Warren is a big bull in the stock market in the next 11 to 19 years. Looking by his actions, Berkshire sold puts on notional value of $35 billion. That's no chump change. It's a big bet! With ...
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