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January 29, 2009 12:13 PM EST

TARP, Stimulus, Bailouts — Stocks Will Go Up Again When The Guys In Charge Simply Enforce Contract Law

You wanna get bullish. I know I do. I mean, the average stock is down more than 1/2 from its highs just a year ago or so. You know that it pays to buy low and sell high…and well, hey, down 50% is by definition pretty darn lower than higher, so what are we waiting for? You lie awake staring at the ceiling, wondering if your investments will get back anywhere near where they were in 2007. Or in ... read more


January 15, 2009 11:27 AM EST

Wearing the Trader Hat: Quick Takes on Apple and GE

A couple quick takes on some stocks in the news: Apple -- Let's assume worse case that jobs is going to, heaven forbid, pass away. -  the stock probably drops to the 60s?   Where it'd be a screaming buy for both a trade and especially for the long-term investment.  They have $25 per share net cash and no debt...but in the meantime, remember that right now, Steve's just on hiatus, the ... read more


January 15, 2009 07:20 AM EST

Hanging In There Ain't Much Comfort When You're Near the Top of The Range

Published this intro to the RevolutioNewsletter for subscribers on Monday...you can sign up to get these newsletter intro's which I sometimes publish here and much more in the full newsletter by visiting RevolutioNewsletter.com, btw. Oh man, is the economic and earnings front rough out there.  And the stock market continues to "hang in there". But hanging in there ain't much ... read more


January 14, 2009 11:14 PM EST

Happy Hour Big 3 - Peter Meets Paul, Cerberus Illuminati Screws HRB, Sideline Welcomes Traders

1. Peter Meet Paul 2. Headline of the Day 3. Traders Should Stay Sidelined 1. The Independent Bank of Michigan has gotten $72 million in TARP welfare so far, but they’re not able to lend much out yet because as they tell the NYTimes today – they’re using all of it to shore up its balance sheet and pay back loans to the Federal Reserve. Take from Treasury, give to the FED? This makes ... read more


January 13, 2009 12:08 PM EST

I'd rather wait to know that the company's actually back able to fully fund itself without welfare before I'd look to buy any of it

GE's the shining beacon of all things American -- industrial, technological, medical, financial, Hollywood-al -- is down 30% in a straight line.  And down another 6% just today. Most traders will tell ya that the stock losing another $10 billion in market cap ain't no big deal, but I think we all know it's not that easy. GE's got GE Capital, and GE Capital is totally levered up and full of ... read more


January 9, 2009 03:49 PM EST

Weekend Vittles: Insiders, Cronyism, Bailouts, and Corruption, A Look Back at the First Week of 2009

Here's what I'll be speaking up again about this weekend:

NY Post: NYers Thought Bubbles

This is that confidence that Paulson, Bernanke, and the socialist Republican/Democrat regime in charge thought they'd buy with TARP and the other redistributions of wealth to their cronies that they keep putting over on us? Confidence, indeed.

Obama Taps Killefer for New Post - ... read more


January 4, 2009 11:59 PM EST

Wake Up, Read Up, Speak Up at SpokeUp.com -- Let's Be Heard

As I've been so vocal and adamant against all the forms of corporate welfare (you can call it "bailouts" if you want), I've gotten one question over and over as these two real quotes from my blog comments asked: "What should we do about it?" "What are you, we, going to do about all this?" So many people write to me saying they feel that, now more than ever, they don't have a voice as ... read more


January 2, 2009 11:37 AM EST

Weekend Vittles: Can Blagojevich Just Buy a Pardon from Bush, Are the Sovereign Wealth Funds Now Broke, And Other Food

Some thoughts that are kicking off the playoffs in my own head this weekend: * I'll introduce this more formally in an upcoming post this weekend, but I want to let readers know now that after two years of blood, sweat and tears, we're proud to beta-launch SpokeUp.com - The social network for individuals who speak up. You can visit my profile page at http://spokeup.com/pg/profile/cody and ... read more


December 31, 2008 12:07 PM EST

Last Day To Sign Up for the RevolutioNewsletter at Half Price

Just a quick reminder that if you sign up for the RevolutioNewsletter today, you get it for half price. Starting tomorrow, the price jumps from the introductory sale price of $10 a month or $100 a year to the actual price of $20 a month or $200 a year. I want to be clear that the whole point of the RevolutioNewsletter is to remember that it's always about the SLOW MONEY and that we're trying ... read more


December 29, 2008 12:39 PM EST

Be Careful: Corporate Bonds and Treasuries Say Lower Stock Prices Beckon

Here's the intro to the latest bi-weekly RevolutioNewsletter that we published today. CLOCK IS TICKING ON THIS LIMITED TIME OFFER: Subscriptions to RevolutioNewsletter (including full access to RevolutionPicks.com) are $20/month or $200/year. But you can sign up before the end of the year and get your first year of the RevolutioNewsletter and access to ... read more


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  • Cody Willard is an anchor on the FOX Business Network. Willard is also the principal of an investment management company. He was a long-time featured columnist for the Financial Times and TheStreet.com as well as a regular featured economist and stock picker on CNBC's ''Kudlow & Company."

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