Is this guy Anthony M.'s replacement?

This is NOT sarcasm.  I haven't seen this much vitriol spewed at Anthony in all the time I have been reading his commentary.  I certainly feel like I have been one of his most consistent critics....feeling he needs equal doses of perspective and humility.  But for the most part, people give Anthony positive feedback on...more

Hey Douche!  The first line of my comment was taken as a direct quote from the end of Anthony's commentary.   So I presume you're asking Anthony who the F he is to recommend anything?  That was kind of my point, doofus.  Thanks for making it for me!

For investors, I continue to recommend booking profits here .......... Good Lord, Anthony!  If people had been following your recommendations for the last 6 months there wouldn't be profits to book.  There would have only been losses to cover.  Without some balance in your market analysis, you continue to lose credibi...more

I would suggest that people read the info. that is always posted at the bottom of Anthony's commentary...."You can view his current stock picks ."    Anthony's picks aren't just bleeding, they are hemorrhaging money.  These results speak much louder to me than any daily commentary.

Re-TOG...Exactly!!!!!  It's really not that complicated.  If Widgets Inc. is selling more widgets than they did four years ago, AND is able to borrow money at significantly lower rates than four years ago, AND can produce more widgets with fewer employees, then (just maybe) Widgets Inc. stock may be a pretty good value...more

When builders are churning out low quality houses, and selling them at inflated prices to people who are fiscally unqualified to own them........That, my friend, is a miirage. I quite distinctly remember finance companys offering loans at OVER the appraised value of the home.  Loans up to 125%!!  I don't pretend that t...more

Interesting how Anthony makes all of his comparative analyis based on the "pre-recession high". But unfortunately, as we now know, the pre-recession high was a mirage.  The housing market was a farce, bank financing was a con game, and (as Anthony noted) household debt was 130% of disposable income.  The pre-recession ...more

"Mama's Broken Heart" released in January 2013, NOT in 2011.