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All-time Return -4.36% (in 1 year)	Risk (SD) Moderate 0.00%	Sharpe Ratio -9.39
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Last Activity: Added NTT to bullish list on 02/06/09

Current Stock List:

Symbol	Return	Since
NTT	-12.91%	02/06/09
TM	+14.09%	02/06/09
GE	-14.32%	12/09/08
EME	+21.65%	12/09/08
CSCO	+34.85%	12/09/08
JEC	+14.95%	11/05/08
GS	+48.23%	10/20/08
SWN	-2.98%	06/30/08
GTLS	-60.26%	06/30/08
WLT	-38.24%	06/30/08

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$150 billion for 650,000 jobs: Is it worth it? 10/30/09 — Filed under: Politics, RecessionCNNMoney reports that after $150 billion in stimulus spending, tens of thousands of states, cities, and private companies have saved or created 650,000 jobs. At $2.4 million per job, is that worth it? The answer depends on whose side you're on. Those who want the pres...

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How's that $787 billion stimulus plan working out? 05/03/09 — Filed under: Politics, Financial CrisisOne of President Obama's accomplishments during his first 100 days was the passage of a $787 billion stimulus plan. I think the idea of economic stimulus makes sense when an economy is in the middle of a deflationary spiral. As I posted, that's when a drop in de...

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GS MS Add $590 billion from TARP, cut lending 23% -- What gives? 04/21/09 — Filed under: JPMorgan Chase (JPM), Goldman Sachs Group (GS), Morgan Stanley (MS), Wells Fargo (WFC)Last fall, former Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson decided it would be good to buy the toxic waste off of bank balance sheets, so he persuaded the President and Congress to spend $700 billion to create t...

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ORCL JAVA Oracle pays $7.4 billion in cash for Sun Microsystems -- really? 04/20/09 — Filed under: Deals, International Business Machines (IBM), Sun Microsystems (JAVA), Oracle Corp (ORCL)Today's announcement that Oracle (NASDAQ: ORCL) would acquire Sun Microsystems (NASDAQ: JAVA) for $7.4 billion worth of cash left me scratching my head. The rationale? Something that Oracle's preside...

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BAC With $4.24 billion profit, is Bank of America out of the woods? 04/20/09 — Filed under: Earnings reports, Bank of America (BAC)With apologies to Buffalo Springfield, there's something happening here. What it is ain't exactly clear. But if Bank of America (NYSE: BAC) first quarter numbers are sustainable, then it may not be long before the government is out of the business o...

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