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	morgan wrote at 19:34 on 12/18/07 GMT
	erikberg: You can see the research by either clicking on "View All" under the research heading or the individual "Stars" rating for each stock's research.
	PeridotCapitalist wrote at 22:32 on 12/10/07 GMT
	Until the securitization markets open back up FMD will have a tough time, so I would wait until then. I don't know how long it will take. If one's view is that student loan securitizations are a thing of the past, FMD is a sell. If you think the credit crunch will pass at some point, then averaging down at that point would make sense. I am not of the belief that student loans are "the next subprime" bubble to burst. As for TERI, FMD may choose to diversify into other guarantors in the future, but actual loan data does not support the media headlines that the sky is falling.
	binnu wrote at 22:20 on 12/10/07 GMT
	Chad, an update on FMD would be appropriate at this point after the TERI Credit downgrade. - Thnx
	erikberg wrote at 07:50 on 11/30/07 GMT
	Thanks for the the picks. I do not like KaChing much however, I have not found a an easy way to see the research from the PeridotCapitalist's Profile page.
	PeridotCapitalist wrote at 15:00 on 11/21/07 GMT
	FYI: Due to the shortened holiday week, ZMH commentary will be posted next week, along with the fifth and final stock idea.
	kolev wrote at 03:15 on 11/09/07 GMT
	No offense meant, but I am glad you are not in the Palm's board. To start with, Palm knows better than Android the cost of getting a new OS to life. If only because they've had successful and unsuccessful attempts and Android has not. Second, chances are more than good than Palm is way ahead with their own OS than Android is; I'd place a bet that we'd seen a new Palm device before we see a new Android device. Oh, and don't forget that when it comes, the Palm device will be running simulator that will make some 22,000 applications ready to run. Third Palm would lose control over its destiny if it chooses someone else's OS; it will have to compete with other phone manufacturers , all of whom have much better experience in hardware manufacturing; again, Palm won when it used its innovation in BOTH software and hardware and lost when decided to focus only on the hardware part. For the record I am neither pro-Palm nor anti-Android. All I am saying is that it is more than clear that Palm couldn't possibly win by joinging Google.
	kumark68 wrote at 19:30 on 11/08/07 GMT
	Instead of spending a year recreating another OS and then building up their new model phones, if palm joins the open handset alliance, it could get a headstart on android and bring a handset to market sooner. In effect, palm would be joining hands with google. what's palm got to lose? nothing. what will palm gain? faster products to market, have more developers working for it via google's platform, an ally in google.
	kolev wrote at 06:22 on 11/08/07 GMT
	Android, of course, not Andromeda :-)
	kolev wrote at 06:22 on 11/08/07 GMT
	What would Palm want to do with Andromeda?! Palm's glory came due to successful innovation, design and manufacturing under the same roof and their problems started with dividing the business. Short term, Palm certainly does not belong to the open handhset alliance; same goes for Apple; RIM already is in an alliance of a kind (Sun's J2ME) and the same goes for Nokia with Symbian. By all means, this will be an uphill battle for Google.
	kumark68 wrote at 15:28 on 11/07/07 GMT
	PALM looks like it is ready to turnaround. However, I am a little concerned that PALM was nowhere to be seen in Google's Open Handset Alliance. It would have been a good move by PALM to join the alliance. Not sure why they didn't.
	PeridotCapitalist wrote at 16:40 on 11/01/07 GMT
	neilmf - you aren't showing up on the subscriber list... make sure you choose to subscribe to the portfolio while logged in and that should ensure you get email notifications
	neilmf wrote at 16:09 on 11/01/07 GMT
	never recieved an email on this rec
	binnu wrote at 05:18 on 11/01/07 GMT
	Here's my initial reaction to http://www.kaching.com/node/1006. When i followed this link, i expected to be taken to Research page concerning BWLD. However, it took me some to figure out that Five Green stars had to be cliked in order to get there !!!
	binnu wrote at 04:57 on 11/01/07 GMT
	Looks good !!!
	PeridotCapitalist wrote at 15:00 on 10/31/07 GMT
	FYI: Pick #1 was posted 2 days early due to a unique market opportunity.
	PeridotCapitalist wrote at 12:48 on 10/30/07 GMT
	FYI: Picks are set to be released weekly on Fridays during all of November beginning on 11/2 (11/9,11/16,11/23,11/30)
	PeridotCapitalist wrote at 12:46 on 10/30/07 GMT
	the bug has supposedly been fixed, feel free to doublecheck for us. thanks!
	Highly Unlikely wrote at 05:10 on 10/30/07 GMT
	we noticed the bug as well and fixed it this evening. can you pls reply to binnu's message so that s/he knows that it has been fixed? an alert is automatically sent when when you click on "reply." congrats on taking the lead in the MacBook Pro contest. BTW when do we get to see your portfolio?
	binnu wrote at 03:10 on 10/30/07 GMT
	Chad, can u pls test this site on Firefox 2.0. Site has some layout issue. Looking forward to your thoughtful analysis... Cheers !
	sportsbiz wrote at 15:47 on 10/29/07 GMT
	Looking forward to this new program. Enjoy your blog, Chad
	dentrader wrote at 15:37 on 10/29/07 GMT
	Good luck Chad, looking forward to your analysis.
	PeridotCapitalist wrote at 15:36 on 10/29/07 GMT
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