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@9 agreed, and his tags were much better than Greg could do.
@Anal - ZH can keep that traffic - who knew there were that many conspiracy theorists in the world?
"the slippery slope is covered in melted butter runoff from all the popcorn being consumed on the sidelines." nice.
Blackie/#73, not sure what you were trying to say there, but a lot of the companies you listed in your "portfolio" probably don't have any equity left at all - that was the point Anal_yst was trying to make. so you really wouldn't have a claim to the assets (such as they are).
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12, 14 - Try reading the op-ed before you rant. EP's point was that the headline was "Bernanke Endorses Obama" but what actually happend was Bernanke said he would support Obama's stimulus proposal. Big difference. And yes, that is manipulative.