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flota

02/22/07 10:23 PM

#78 RE: shmolton #77

FMD on watch, its getting crashed again, but these guys are in very lucrative lending business.
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flota

02/23/07 10:14 AM

#79 RE: shmolton #77

Myth: The gold standard is a better monetary system.

Fact: The gold standard causes deflation and depressions.



http://www.huppi.com/kangaroo/L-gold.htm
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flota

02/26/07 3:14 PM

#80 RE: shmolton #77

CHINA Bear Raided by the shorty and the crew.
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flota

02/26/07 5:41 PM

#81 RE: shmolton #77

This one should fly when this starts trading.

www.xinhuafinancemedia.com

XFML
XINHUA FINANCE MEDIA LTD Nasdaq National Market
Revenue : $58,966,432
Net Income : $3,344,291
Total Assets : $399,450,300
Total Liabilities : $295,190,171
Stockholders' Equity : $101,249,722


IPO Underwriters
Lead Manager(s) J.P. Morgan
UBS Investment Bank


Summary
Xinhua Finance Media Limited (XFM) is a diversified media company in China. The Company has developed an integrated platform that includes the creation and production of content that is distributed across nationwide television and print media outlets and radio in Beijing and Shanghai. XFM’s business operates across five groups: media production, broadcasting, print, advertising and research. On January 23, 2006, the Company acquired 19% of Accord Group Investments Limited. On July 28, 2006, it acquired 51% of Beijing Perspective Orient Movie and Television Intermediary Co., Ltd. Through Beijing Taide Advertising Co., Ltd. (Beijing Taide), an affiliated entity, XFM acquired 50% of Beijing Jingguan Xincheng Advertising Co., Ltd., or Economic Observer Advertising. XFM acquired the remaining 50% of the equity of Economic Observer Advertising through Beijing Taide on September 15, 2006. On August 1, 2006, Beijing Taide acquired 51% Shanghai Hyperlink Research Co., Ltd.
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flota

02/26/07 7:47 PM

#83 RE: shmolton #77

Alan Greenspan warned of a stock market bubble in 1996, yet continued to abet the bubble by providing vast amounts of liquidity at least until new year 2000.

So Greenspan calls for a recession in 2007. Do we get a market bottom? lol