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- Two year-end charitable ideas
- Thanks for reading
- New short position: UAUA
- VMED Update
- What would have been spectacular timing
- Alloy Steel's 10-K
- Math without end, amen
- The limits of "buy what you know"
- Sold the rest of those GLD puts
- From a mess to the masses
- A paradox of atheism
- Another update on the new sites
- Learning from people who piss you off
- The people that you knew at Elaine's
- More Alloy Steel
- The Sea Artist
- USEG news
- TCFKAP's Q4 and fiscal 2009
- Do yourself a favor and don't click on this
- Acting like an owner
- Andy Swan on why you're screwed
- Playing with the house's money
- Nigel Andrews on Where the Wild Things Are
- Jim Rogers, dollar bull
- Bought Puts on Virgin Media
- Update on new sites
- Update on that bet against gold
- Time for tariffs?
- Stupid Cheap?
- A brief word from our sponsor
- The second draft of history
- How not to negotiate
- The best game by an RB in Giants Stadium this year?
- A little more Alloy Steel
- Buying a lottery ticket to bet against gold
- Out of Destiny
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5 comments:
Looks like PNDMF was able to double EBITDA sequentially as AE predicted. Interesting...
Late on the call. Listening now.
Nice non-answer on WMT.
what else are they going to say, really? They admit that they'd love to have the account. I don't fault them for it.
I would note the relatively strong warning (along with the explanatory example) of the currency exchange problem w/r/t revenues increasing (or not increasing as quickly at first blush) in the next year.
True, that was about the best they could handle it, I suppose.
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