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...I only read reviews...!
I know that this thread has been done before my time here, but I'm quite new here snd thought I would see who people are currently liking.
I really enjoy the following:
Marc (Robes08) - A legend of reviewing for me. He has done so many reviwes and this has helped me so much.
Brandon (CutlassupremeSL) Love his style of reviewing. Not so technical, just tells it how it is!
Cody (Dracdoc) - This guy has the most relaxing and eloquent voice. Love his reviews and the huge amount of effort he puts in.
Rob (Coachrob619) - Only just discovered Coachrob, but I am an immediate fan. Love the subjects he picks to talk about (Check out his 'Don't belive the hype' Vids). Really good stuff!
There are some others that I also really like, but these guys are my current faves
...I only read reviews...!
MyMickers is my favourite
Le Grand Duc (doesn't do many reviews, but I love his accent)
Kerosene was the best but doesn't do them any more.
I only follow the succint Katie Puckrick, I haven't the patience to sit through 20-30 minute reviews. Although Mickers is entertaining so I occasionally watch his.
Current Top Favorites:
1) Portrait of a Lady original formula (EdP Frédéric Malle)
2) Giorgio for Men vintage/V.I.P. for Men (Giorgio Beverly Hills)
3) Dia Man vintage edt (Amouage)
4) Anat Fritz Original Formula and Classical (Anat Fritz) - tie
4) Lalfeorosa (O'driù) - tie
6) Les Nombres d'Or Vetyver (Mona di Orio)
7) Captain vintage (Molyneux)
8) Tzora (Anat Fritz)
9) Javanese Patchouli (Zegna) - tie
9) Monsieur de Givenchy vintage (Givenchy) - tie
9) Coeur de Vetiver Sacré (L'Artisan) - tie
9) X for Men (Clive Christian) - tie
9) Patou pour Homme Privé (Jean Patou) - tie
9) Oud Shamash (The Different Company) - tie
I like Dracdoc and Lilangry (but he's more top 10 lists rather than reviews).
Cformosa (Cubby). He has fantastic reviews. Straight to the point and very short.
Honestly, I enjoy all of them.
fragrancebros (regional bias)
Katie Puckrick (crush worthy)
Le Grand Duc (best pronunciation)
These two of his from 5 years ago are classic:
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I used to like Marc Robes08. Now I don't really like him anymore. He gotten an annoying ego now. And moreover, all his reviews are now over 20 minutes, and he constantly repeats himself, explaining in 15-25 minutes all that could be said in 5 to 10.
I like Cutlass (as I find his anti-Creed rants hilarious even if I'm a big fan of the house).
JR Writer is one of my favorites. I really like his personality. But hey, he's from the same town I'm from.
My favorite reviewer was and always will be Tim Swetcoff. He was the first and the best. He started the fragrance community on youtube practically, and his retirement symbolized the end of the designer era, where now everything is about niche.
My favorite active reviewer is Dracdoc. He puts more care and effort into the small but significant details than any other reviewer has.
George Fourtinas is one of my favourites.
Fine fragrance is alive; it breathes, unfolds and unravels with each passing hour....
Roja Dove
cutlass - just honest and to the point
hiro - cool style very entertaining and funny - but still informative.
dradoc - He puts a lot of care and effort into his reviews. He is a real gentleman too.
robes08- His depth of knowledge makes him great.
danforz - Intelligent and eloquent guy. I tend to agree with most of his opinions.
Cubby and Tim deserve a mention
There are some awful reviewers on YouTube.
Bottem notes
Fragrence fanatic.
Katie Puckrik !
I just recently stumbled across Fragrancebros while searching out reviews for Aftelier Perfumes. I had been watching a review by smellythoughts who is also good but doesn't have many video reviews (his blog is good and has more reviews). I like robes08 and appreciate hearing his correct pronunciations and, like SirNosebleed, I have a crush on Katie Puckrik.
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While I do generally like his reviews, you are dead-on. He takes far too long to get to the point.
Used to watch the majority that have been listed, but now I just search a particular fragrance and whoever has done a review on it I watch them. However I am developing a sick obsession for top ten lists. It's sad really.
My favorites are Le Grand Duc (Pfalzgreven) on youtube and Katie Puckrik (Katie Puckrik Smells) on youtube.
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Kristo - The guy seems to have no interest in hype. And that's a good thing.
The Fragrance Bros - Two opinions are better than one. And they're hilarious.
Katie Puckrik - It's great to get a woman's point of view. And she's got style.
"Follow your nose. It always knows." -- Toucan Sam
i like Hiro- he is a straight shooter all the way, my fav
Al has the most passion
dracdoc and robes08 are good as well
14 sprays of DRAKKAR NOIR should do it
I don't see how he has an ego. He's still himself. The only difference I've really noticed is that he's started dressing better and he's more confident in his reviews. But I agree on the length, I don't see why a review on a fragrance like CK Euphoria Intense needs to be 20 minutes. The length is getting pretty ridiculous and these days I usually just skip to the end and look at his "rating system" cause otherwise he just repeats himself too much. It was fine when it was 10 minutes long, 15 a bit long but still bearable, but 20 is overboard. Still, it's hard to beat him with his dedication and the sheer size of his library of reviews. If you're the average guy who buys designer, there's at least a 99% chance he's reviewed at least one of the bottles you own in your collection.
As for my favourites, I really liked kristo though unfortunately he retired, as well as hiro, and Brandon.
I've noticed now that Robes08 has gotten a lot more comfy and complacent than he was in 2010 since he's now the most popular. But he worked hard and acheived it. He deserves every ounce of that ego. I'm not going to pretend I'm not a vain arrogant person either lol. But I prefer the humility, simplicity and brevity of his 2010 reviews.
I just felt that when Tim did it, it was innovative. And seeing 90% of the community on Youtube just trying to copy him instead of pushing new territory. Fragrance reviews on youtubes is like gangster rap. When it first came out in the late 80's, it was innovative and made a big impact. But years later, it just looks like a cliche and silly satirization of what it used to be.
Enjoy all of them, from robes, street scents to the guy who lets his wife smell them in the end, cutlass.., Katie Puckrick (though the reviews can almost be too slick), fragrance bros, dracdoc, etc, etc, all good. I usually just watch the reviews that pop up when looking for comments on a specific scent (and am mainly interested in how they judge longevity and projection then...something that I feel at times gets neglected in reviews here. Always check Darvant's (if I'm not confusing things) reviews as he often mentions them).
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My favorite is Bottom Note for his innovativeness and creativity. But... after the little 'episode' from last night, I'm not sure if he'll ever make another video again.
As noirdrakkar said, to which I agree with, Swetcoff is the greatest fragrance reviewer in YouTube history. He was the best of the best. Charisma, great attitude, presentation, thoughts, no BS, no fluff, just fragrance talk without being banal, bland, boring, etc. I hope that one of these days he comes back. Who knows.
Yeah, Tim had the confidence and charisma because he was innovating. He was doing what he wanted and he set the standard.
Once everybody else tried to follow it, they came across as rigid and cliche.
I gave up watching them after a few tries. The problem with youTube reviews is the spotlight always fall on the reviewer rather than the fragrance. That's just the way visual media work. You could minimize this by focusing the camera on the product not the reviewer. But hey, what about my 5 minutes of fame?? Not every reviewer is willing to give up face time.
Ive watched a few of these. Most are either highly amusing or boring.
Id say Jim Quantrell is probally the best, and toons1200 is ok to. Street scents is good for a laugh lol.
Everything else is a bit meh.
lol @ me having an ego. I have some self confidence in my nose yes, so yes after years of smelling fragrances (specially the years I've been on youtube , I have gone in overdrive and sniff everything I can) , so i am much more confident in pin pointing certain notes and what smells good together etc... i do not think (ego wise) that I think I am the end all and be all of fragrance reviewing, I always want the community to shine and want people to sniff as much as they want.
To respond to me being complacent in the past few years, well buying a a house getting married and having a child on the way slows down your motivation in reviewing. I still have the passion but the time is not there. I try my best to give the viewer the best experience on my channel and I pride myself on my testing of fragrances. I still test fragrances with over 30 wearings in a year within different seasons and occasions to really get a feel of the fragrance. I have upgraded my camera to full HD. You are not alone that many people want me to go back to the laid back 2010 style with 10 minute videos. I've been working on cutting the fat on my reviews to hopefully bring them down to that 10-12 minute range and cut the repetition once I am back.
I love hearing feedback about my channel without personal attacks of course, and I take it with a great pride and humility to try to give the subscriber the best product, but then again it is a free product for you to look at and it can't be perfect.
My very own blog : http://thefragranceguru.blogspot.com/
EASILY MyMickers! His infectious enthusiasm and outrageous charisma make him a real life shot of 5-hour energy!(which if there was an oud flavor of 5-hour energy he would buy it and drink it...and so would I )
I also really liked watching Kersone do his thing, but it sounds like he is more focused on his own line of wares. (good for him though)
Katie Puckrik
***My favourite from my collection***
-------- Amouage Tribute Attar
------ Serge Lutens: Ambre Sultan
-------- Les Exclusifs de Chanel: Sycamore
------ Amouage: Fate Man
-------- Amouage: Epic Man
------ Tom Ford Private Blend: Noir de Noir
-------- Terre D'Hermès Pure Parfum
------ EDP FM: Carnal Flower
-------- Neela Vermire Creations: Trayee
------ Dior: Leather Oud
------- Hermèssence: Ambre Narguilé
There are many reviewers on YT who do good reviews and try their best to be informative. Among them at Toons, MyMickers, Fragrancebros, genstrevs (very good), MastersofStyle-Alex (Extremely good, may be the best on YT), Fumerie Hilaire (Very informative/in depth reviews), Redolessence (One of the newer reviewers who does a very good presentation). These are just a few. We must remember that these persons are not professionals but they are avid collectors who take time out of their lives to provide us with information that pertains to our beloved hobby. For that, I thank all YT reviewers very much.
Enjoying our very own Hilaire's vidz at the mo - listed as user "Fumerie Hilaire".
KP is good.
I like robes but less and less recently as the vidz become longer and the presentation becomes more OTT.
okay can someone tell me what happened to bottom note
what did he do?
He was supposedly picked on by a reviewer by the name of Lupe. His youtube name is TheLupeExperience. People say he is snobby for liking niche only because he looks down on people and reviewers that like designer fragrance. So bottom notes called him out and it escalated very fast and the use of profanity was added in the call out youtube video. Supposedly every review bottom notes was putting up Lupe was dissing him. We never got Lupes side...but BN wasnt the only one to say he was a snob and a jerk. To be honest I've seen a few of Lupes reviews...very boring. All he was doing is reading off a computer screen. Nothing original.
Those are probably my three as well. Drac and Rob are pretty close as well. The videos are quite and entertaining but I respect that they seems to be the ones "Keeping it real" and not just going niche heavy (even the fragbros seem to be falling down this rabbit hole).
I don't watch perfume reviews often; but when I do, I watch ouch110 and Fumerie Hilaire.
Dracdoc and Redolessence, for me, are the best two reviewers. Passionate, informative and most importantly they are down to earth people.
Can't go wrong with theLupeXperience. Those who know him will know he's a top class guy.
lol @ someone who has zero idea of what transpired, starts his quote with ''supposedly'' then goes off to spew out misinformation after misinformation rotfl BottomNote clearly got mad bCoz I did not agree with him on 2 issues. I never attacked him, I simply asked a question in one instance and told him he was wrong for using foul language in another. Please, be sure of what you say before you say it.
Oupavoc obviously hasnt seen any of my reviews. Go check out my byKilian L'Ouvre Noire series for originality. Go check out my reviews of Hugo Boss Energize, La Nuit, JOOP, Dior Homme, DHI etc. for a supposed niche-head. Ppl need to stop the B.S. with niche vs. designer, theyr all fragrances, stop buying into marketing B.S. A fragrance smells good or it doesn't, who cares if it's labelled as whatever?
byKilian A Taste of Heaven Review - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jk43_NXwNuo
HUGO BOSS Energize Review - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFNQQYe4PiE
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Find them the most 'entertaining' and passionate about the fragrances they're discussing/testing.
ThnX Dailey, you're too kind & I'm from the US. I moved to the UK for a bit, Im a scholar It's been a challenge juggling the demanding British Educational system with fragrance vlogging, but it's a challenge I relish!
Katie Puckrick can be funny at times as well as being "crush worthy." I don't remember if she said it in a video review or if I read it on her website, but I was dying laughing when she talked about how as a child she loved smells so much that she would even go around sniffing garbage. I thought I was the only one that liked smells enough, good or bad, to go around sniffing garbage and stanky bathrooms. That's probably too much info - sorry.
Tswetcoff is my favorite. His reviews were the best. I wish he would do an update video telling us he is doing well in life. God bless Tim, he is the reason I purchased fragrances. His enthusiasm is what I liked the most. If his reviews were not online, I probably would not have gotten into this, and would be spraying obsession for men every day instead of trying many different and good fragrances.
Katie Puckrick Smells is another good one. I enjoy her reviews.
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Since you asked for feedback...
I like shorter videos rather than long ones.
I like getting the following information, top notes, basenotes, best price and where to buy, and reactions of people to when you wear the fragrance. Some of my favorite reviewers have little clips where they ask someone, do you like this. It's interesting to see reactions.
I enjoy your videos (i've only watched a few), but when I find a long video I try and click ahead to find where it has the information I want. If I can't find it, I close that review and search for another reviewer.
If you want to make long videos, cool, can you provide a table of contents at the bottom that says "notes 4:31, prices 19:12, rating 22:40", so we can fast forward to what we want to find?
Thanks. Your reviews are helpful and I appreciate all the help you provide in helping us pick fragrances that match what we want.
I don't like the youtube reviewers that I have seen. I prefer to read reviews, they are better.
My favorites:
Hiro yoruzuka
Cubby cformosa
Al from StreetScents
Also like mymickers, Patrick Youngblood, and Dmaster81
Glad I saw this thread. Didnt know le gran duc did youtube reviews so I will check him out there - love his posts on here. Will also check out some of the other folks mentioned.
End of the day, I have a lot of respect for ANYBODY who has the stones to post reviews on YouTube. Don't believe it takes guts? You try it...
These people are not professionals. They're not being paid, and they're not famous people who are there to be shot at. They're people who love fragrance like everyone here does. They just enjoy expressing that in a different way through a different medium. They're just normal, every day people like everyone here. They all do this in their spare time for the love of the hobby and nothing more. Some of the attacks in this thread are shameful.
It's all too easy to be a keyboard warrior. I'll listen to people who want to slag off YouTube reviewers when they grow the balls to try it themselves.

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The Tigers visit Space Coast Stadium this afternoon.
Jason Marquis has been nothing short of fantastic this spring, tossing seven scoreless innings having allowed only three hits and a walk while striking out four. It creates an interesting dilemma for the Nationals. If Marquis keeps this up, there could be growing interest from other clubs in search of pitching. Would they trade the veteran now or hope he can continue pitching well into the season and perhaps get more for him during the summer?
First things first, Marquis needs to continue his hot streak today against a Tigers lineup that includes Magglio Ordonez and Victor Martinez. Can he keep his sinker down in the zone and induce as many groundball outs as he has so far this spring?
Pretty good test for the Nationals' lineup today, with hard-throwing right-hander Rick Porcello on the mound for Detroit. Lots of regulars playing today, including the 1-through-5 of Morgan, Desmond, Werth, Zimmerman and Morse…
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- Diz - Mar 14, 2011 at 7:26 PM
Nice little article about Harper today.http://mlb.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20110313&content_id=16932636&vkey=perspectives&fext=.jsp&c_id=mlb
- Tim - Mar 14, 2011 at 8:38 PM
Mark…Aren't we giving up on the season already if we talk of trading Marquis? I'm not ready to throw in the towel just yet. I can see trying to make room for Det and Maya, but I'm not sure either are fully ready. Are you?
- Anonymous - Mar 14, 2011 at 8:43 PM
Don't think we're "throwing in the towel" just yet. It's very normal for a team with a veteran in the last year of his contract to be traded before/at the trading deadline for two or three propsects.The Nats traded Livan to Arizona in the last year of his contract in 2006 for Matt Chico & Garrett Mock (I still think Chico will become Lannan-esque in a major league rotation if ever given another chance).When you (likely) have Ross Detwiler & Yunesky Maya waiting in Syracuse, Marquis becomes far more valuable as a piece to trade.Farid
- The Joker - Mar 14, 2011 at 9:17 PM
Keep Marquis. But perhaps Werth might want to get his stroke down at Syracuse to open the season.
- Anonymous - Mar 14, 2011 at 9:19 PM
Jayson Werth is starting to resemble Albert Haynesworth. :-(Well, not really but he was really bad at the plate today. A player of his alleged stature shouldn't go 0-4 against spring training pitching.
- Frediemac - Mar 14, 2011 at 10:04 PM
That's absurd…He's going to have planty of 0 for 4 days spring training, regular season and post season. Ted Williams did as well.
- Anonymous - Mar 14, 2011 at 10:45 PM
>>>He's going to have planty of 0 for 4 days spring training…<<<He's certainly had his share of 0-fer days this spring, that's true.The one-pitch out with runners on first and third, was a nice added touch today, though.
- Frediemac - Mar 14, 2011 at 11:46 PM
Hopefully he starts strong or all the Philty fans will start running their mouths.
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- Anonymous - Mar 15, 2011 at 2:03 AM
Mark, I believe you were not in Florida last weekend but I have a question about the 9th inning Harper sequence versus Yankees…Hypothesis: man on 2nd, one out, Harper looks STUPID on two curveball swings…he says something or responds to the catcher talking some smack…he says something like…hey bring that uncle charlie one more time…pitcher ticked off at the punk kid yippin' and ignores (what should have been another curveball call for an easy K) and plunks Harper….after all, that puts him on 1st setting up a DP or at least a force…then the roof caves in and NATIONALS WIN…Riggleman sees it and decides this is the opportune time to say "good camp…but you see what just happenend…Hagerstown here you come…" the dynamics when he was hit looked a bit weird and the timing of the send down seemed odd. Comment?
- Mark Zuckerman - Mar 15, 2011 at 2:41 AM
I think you read WAY too much into that at-bat and the ensuing demotion. The Nats didn't just decide after the game to send Harper down. It was their plan all along. And it's not like he was the only one cut after Saturday's game. They had planned to trim the roster by several players.Personally, I think the Nats wanted to let Harper face his beloved Yankees one more time before making the move. I really don't believe there was much more to the timing of the decision than that.
- DL in VA - Mar 15, 2011 at 3:01 AM
He (Harper) needs to stop thinking of them as his beloved Yankees.
- Rabbit - Mar 15, 2011 at 11:34 AM
I went to CSN to click on Mark Z's name and his name wasn't there. It is like he doesn't exist anymore. We used to get updates often. No they are few and far between. Where are you Mark???
- Anonymous - Mar 15, 2011 at 11:49 AM
Got my partial season tickets yesterday and can't wait for the season to start. By the way, outside of a big picture of Werth on the opening day ticket, there are only four different Nats pictured on tickets this year: Zimmerman, Desmond, Storen, and Clippard. Either somebody got lazy, or got the word that everyone else might be cut or traded.
- Feel Wood - Mar 15, 2011 at 12:16 PM
Went down to the ballpark yesterday afternoon to pick up my season tickets, and while I was there I popped into the team store. Looks like they're fully stocked up now for the new season. Lots of individual player jerseys and T-shirts on display. Zimmerman. Werth. Strasburg. Harper. Hernandez. Desmond. Clippard. Ramos. Espinosa. Bernadina. A couple of names that were on prominent display this time last year were conspicuously missing, though. Wang, but we all know why that is. Once bitten, twice shy. The other one? Nyjer Morgan. Nowhere to be seen. Are the team store folks perhaps ahead of the curve here?
- Mark Zuckerman - Mar 15, 2011 at 12:39 PM
Rabbit said…I went to CSN to click on Mark Z's name and his name wasn't there. It is like he doesn't exist anymore. We used to get updates often. No they are few and far between. Where are you Mark???http://www.csnwashington.com/pages/zuckermanNot sure where on the CSN site you're looking, but my homepage is still there and I've got several articles up from the last week.I do, however, return to Florida Sunday night and will be down there through the rest of camp. So the frequency of articles on both CSN and here will pick up considerably.
- Mark'd - Mar 15, 2011 at 1:22 PM
http://msn.foxsports.com/mlb/story/New-culture-Washington-Nationals-should-be-much-improved-031110Good Rosenthal article all about the NEW Nats. When Rizzo talks about the culture change I just don't see Nyjer fitting in to the future in DC.When you read the scout comments on CF, you get a sense they are strictly talking ability and you would think scouts are unbiased.
- Theophilus - Mar 15, 2011 at 1:57 PM
The most remarkable thing about Marquis this Spring is his low pitch count — had to do 20 in the bullpen after being removed to "stretch out." During his comeback last year he reached 100 by the fifth inning. Command is everything. However, this is not his history (career 3.7 BB/9 innings). Has there been any talk about anything he is doing differently to make us think this is a "new" Marquis? Or is it "just Spring Training?"


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Investors, as no one should be surprised to learn, don't always act rationally. Their biases, myopia, and expectations of long-term stock performance may not systematically cause share prices to deviate from fundamentals in the long term, but in the short term they can cause shares to deviate from intrinsic valuation levels long enough for some observers to raise doubts about a company's value and strategic direction. In general, such deviations from fundamental valuation levels correct themselves quickly—in around three years for the market as a whole and, typically, much sooner for individual companies. But that's more than long enough to complicate life for managers as they struggle to make tactical decisions on matters such as the timing of mergers or the timing and quantity of equity issuances.
Ideally, if managers understand what is happening when short-term share prices are off, they will be more likely to stick to their long-term strategic plans. One way we've found to muster this perspective involves modifying a fundamental valuation model for the stock market so that the model explicitly measures the effect of investors' behavioral biases about inflation, interest rates, and earnings projections. Changing the fundamental valuation's assumptions in these areas helps managers to recognize the conditions that would be most likely to make share prices for their company and sector, and for the stock market as a whole, deviate from fundamentals.
To illustrate the short-term bias of investors, we built two models—one based on valuation fundamentals, the other reflecting the behavior of investors—of the S&P's value for the years 1965 to 2005. Both models are based on discounted cash flows, which rely on assumptions about the key drivers of value: corporate profits and inflation-adjusted profit growth, expected corporate returns on capital, the inflation-adjusted cost of capital, and expected inflation. Each model produces an estimate, based on the assumed drivers of value, of the median P/E ratio of the companies in the index for each year studied. In both models, we assumed that the expected return on capital, the long-term growth rate of corporate profits, and the inflation-adjusted cost of capital are constant during the 40-year period—an assumption consistent with the historical evidence.1 1. The median return on equity during the past 40 years was very stable, at around 13 to 14 percent. The long-term growth of corporate profits is cyclical, but the proportion of profits to GDP remains stable around an average of 6 percent. Finally, we estimated the real cost of capital: 7 percent. See, for example, Bing Cao, Bin Jiang, and Timothy Koller, "Balancing ROIC and growth to build value," McKinsey on Finance, Number 19, Spring 2006, pp. 12–6; and Marc H. Goedhart, Timothy M. Koller, and Zane D. Williams, "The real cost of equity," McKinsey on Finance, Number 5, Autumn 2002, pp. 11–5.
However, the models diverge in their assumptions about inflation and the short-term trajectory of profit growth. In the fundamental model, we assume investors expect inflation that deviates from the long-term trend of 3 percent to quickly revert to that level. In the behavioral model, we assume that inflation remains at a level that reflects recent history. Thus, when high inflation is cooling off, investors overestimate long-term inflation, and vice versa—an assumption that is consistent with behavioral-finance theory. Periods right after high current inflation, such as those during the late 1970s and early 1980s, translate into the behavioral model's assumptions about high long-term inflation, thereby driving P/E ratios down more than actual levels bear out.
We used a similar approach to deal with the way investors form expectations about a company's future profitability. Using the growth trajectory of actual aggregate earnings for the S&P 500 companies during the past 40 years, the fundamental valuation model applies a fairly accurate trend line to realized earnings growth and then obtains an estimate for long-term growth (Exhibit 1). In the behavioral approach, we assumed that investors take current earnings as an anchor for projecting future earnings. As a result, during earnings peaks, such as in 2000, investor expectations tend to overshoot long-term future earnings, driving P/E ratios above their intrinsic levels. When earnings are below the trend line, as in 1992, investors tend to undershoot, so P/E ratios are low as compared with intrinsic value. This assumption is consistent with what we know of analysts' earnings forecasts, which also tend to be too high when markets peak and to be too low in troughs, both for the market and for cyclical companies.
The fundamental valuation model creates a fairly accurate trend line for estimating long-term growth.
Both models converge on P/E ratios close to the long-term median of about 16. But the behavioral model, based on the investors' assumption that recent conditions will prevail over the long term, fits the actual, year-by-year P/E ratios better than the fundamental model does (Exhibit 2). In fact, when we calculate the relative differences, the P/Es from the behavioral model are mostly within 20 percent of the actual P/Es. The behavioral model reflects the importance of short-term inflation in explaining the variation of actual P/E levels over time. Changes in expectations about short-term inflation were clearly the most important drivers for changes in actual P/E levels in the 1970s and 1980s, for example.
P/Es generated by the behavioral model are mostly within 20 percent of actual P/Es.
The behavioral model fits the actual market P/Es better than the fundamental model does, explaining around 90 percent of P/E variability over time, versus 80 percent for the fundamental model. But this result does not mean that the behavioral model is superior. It is better than the fundamental model at describing the market's current P/E level—or its level in the short term. The fundamental model, in contrast, better describes where the market's P/E level should be, so it more accurately predicts market-pricing levels in the longer term.
In addition, the behavioral model shows how market valuations adjust to fundamentals over the long term because of the cyclical pattern in inflation and earnings. Since actual earnings and inflation tend to return to long-term trends (as they have during the past 40 years), the behavioral model sooner or later reflects fundamentals, exactly as the market does.
Managers and investors should not be misled. Short-term biased behavioral valuations may fit better with market P/E ratios at a given point in time, but strategic financial decisions are still best made on the assumption that the fundamental model holds true in the long term and that markets will eventually recognize long-term growth and earnings potential.
Managers making tactical decisions on the timing of equity issuances or M&A transactions, for example, may well benefit from an understanding of when and why market deviations occur. The behavioral model provides insights into why markets could deviate from fundamentals and what conditions would make markets return to fundamentals (as happened in the 1980s, when market values moved up as short-term inflation declined).
What holds for the stock market as a whole is likely to hold for sectors and companies as well. Investors tend to anchor their expectations for growth and profitability too much in the recent past and need time to revise these expectations to reflect long-term fundamentals. In the short term the stock market could therefore overvalue (or undervalue) sectors or companies that have experienced strong upturns (or downturns), as investors' expectations tend to overshoot (or undershoot) the fundamentals. From empirical evidence, we know that this is precisely the type of bias that shapes analysts' forecasts for companies in cyclical industries.2 2. Marc Goedhart, Tim Koller, and David Wessels, Valuation: Measuring and Managing the Value of Companies, fourth edition, New York: John Wiley & Sons, 2005, pp. 653–62.
Marc Goedhart is an associate principal in McKinsey's Amsterdam office, and Bin Jiang is a consultant in the New York office, where Tim Koller is a partner.
This article was first published in the Summer 2006 issue of McKinsey on Finance. Visit McKinsey's corporate finance site to view the full issue.
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Chase Field hosts the Nationals and Diamondbacks tonight.
PHOENIX — Hello from the Valley of the Sun, where it is currently a very comfortable 91 degrees. Relative humidity: 5 percent. With the wind chill factor, it only feels like 87 degrees. Have to say, it's incredibly nice to get away from the stickiness of D.C. for a couple of days.
The Nationals open an 11-game, West Coast trip tonight against the surprising Diamondbacks, who have won 14 of 16 and have taken over first place in the NL West. With left-hander Zach Duke on the mound for Arizona, Jim Riggleman is eschewing his usual righty-heavy lineup and going with Roger Bernadina in left field and Rick Ankiel in center field. The reason: Ankiel is 5-for-8 with a homer in his career against Duke, one of the few lefties he hits.
Jordan Zimmermann is on the mound, hoping to continue his hot streak. Zimmermann has tossed five consecutive quality starts, allowing only two runs in four of those outings.
Plenty of updates to come, so stay up late and check back often…
NATIONALS at DIAMONDBACKS
Where: Chase Field
Gametime: 9:40 p.m.
Radio: WJFK (106.7 FM), WFED (1500 AM), XM 183
Weather: Clear, 91 degrees, Wind 11 mph LF to RF
LF Roger Bernadina
SS Ian Desmond
RF Jayson Werth
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- Anonymous - Jun 2, 2011 at 10:29 PM
Interesting factoid I ran across on ESPN Insider …Apparently, FanGraphs has developed a new stat to measure base running called the UBR or ultimate base running.The Diamondbacks rank 3rd behind the Rangers and Reds. The Nats have appreciably improved and are now tied for 8th with the Mets.In 2010 the Nats had a negative number and ranked 23rd. The Diamondbacks had a negative number and ranked 26th.
- Anonymous - Jun 2, 2011 at 10:34 PM
So, as per usual, Riggleman takes out one of his hottest hitters against one of the hottest teams in baseball … they are actually playing "smart ball" better than his guys as well as all the other things? Ankiel's numbers against Duke is the excuse? After the game Nix had? Well at least he doesn't have Ankiel leading off … that was ridiculous."Riggleman" the antonym for "winning".
- Anonymous - Jun 2, 2011 at 10:43 PM
Ankiel led off that game with a hit, if you'll remember.
- Anonymous - Jun 2, 2011 at 10:53 PM
Is Laynce Nix hurt? I don't get this otherwise.
- Anonymous - Jun 2, 2011 at 10:53 PM
Ankiel led off that game with a hit, if you'll remember.How is that possible @anon6:43 when he was a late inning replacement in the ninth inning from a double switch and Nix left the game? What team are you watching again dude?
- Mark'd - Jun 2, 2011 at 11:08 PM
Anon @6:34, glad you aren't managing this team. Nix becomes the bench bat vs. The righty reliever. I thought we would see Bixler in LF tonight so This is a new lineup with Roger & Rick!
- Anonymous - Jun 2, 2011 at 11:09 PM
What's that old saying about talking to yourself? Oh, yeah. It's not a problem until you start arguing with yourself. Uh-oh.
- Anonymous - Jun 2, 2011 at 11:10 PM
Geez Annoymous 6:34 – are you gainfully employed or is it your job to go on EVERY Nats-related message board to flame Jim Riggleman?I don't like to tell people this but in your case it's time – Dude, get a life. We know you want Riggleman fired. Nothing new to see here now move along.Don't know who is worse. You or that Poop guy.
- BinM - Jun 2, 2011 at 11:20 PM
@MarkZ: Enjoy the low humidity of the western slope while you can. This series against the D-backs should be an interesting one from a pitching aspect. Their starting staff is not necessarily built to dominate games, so we'll see how it plays out.
- Anonymous - Jun 2, 2011 at 11:23 PM
Well, checking the numbers, Rick Ankiel is batting .625 (in 8 AB) against Duke and Bernadina is .500 in two AB…so that could be one reason. Nix has never faced Duke.I'm still not thrilled with the lineup, assuming Nix isn't hurt.
- Anonymous - Jun 2, 2011 at 11:26 PM
Geez Annoymous 6:34 – are you gainfully employed or is it your job to go on EVERY Nats-related message board to flame Jim Riggleman?Sheesh anon7:10 PM sounds like the pot calling the kettle black as they say? Where do you find the time to police all of these Nats blog sites? That must be far more time consuming. Clearly one of those entitlements people or maybe a trust fund baby? Perhaps you need to take your own advice @anon …
- Grandstander - Jun 2, 2011 at 11:27 PM
Ankiel is also batting .258 against LHP while Nix is a lowly .167.I don't love the move, but I totally understand it. And at least he kept Bernadina in there to leadoff. I'd expect Nix to come in once we get into the bullpen and shift Bernadina to center.I wonder when the line is where they start making some roster moves. Slaten and Stairs have clearly overstayed their welcome, but they seem hesitant to cut the strings. Is it a factor of there being no one they want to bring in? Or are they just giving these guys some leeway to hopefully turn it around?
- natsfan1a - Jun 2, 2011 at 11:31 PM
Can't stay up for the late ones, so will hope for a happy game results email in the morning and look forward to reading Mark's game thread after the fact. Go NATS!!Enjoy the dry desert air (you had to go there, didn't you? ;-)).
- Mark'd - Jun 2, 2011 at 11:34 PM
For the Anons on Nix. He has never faced the lefty Duke before and having him sit against a lefty won't cool him down as he will start Friday and Sunday most likely and Werth is due a dayoff so we may see Bernie in RF, Ankiel CF and Nix LF this weekend for a game. Maybe see Nix at 1st for Morse for a game.
- Anonymous - Jun 2, 2011 at 11:36 PM
@BinM,According to another advanced metric from fangraphs (the UBR being one) for overall defense the Diamonds currently rank 4th while the Nats rank 22nd. Last year . The Astro's are currently last. Last year the Pirates finished last. The Diamondbacks were 2nd, and the Nats 14th.
- Anonymous - Jun 2, 2011 at 11:41 PM
Maybe see Nix at 1st for Morse for a game.I believe Riggleman said he had Ankiel taking grounders there for that purpose. Ankiel said he hadn't played 1st since high school but he didn't think it would be a problem.
- Bill B - Jun 2, 2011 at 11:42 PM
Ankiel's BA in 8 AB's is irrelevant. Small sample size. It's elementary statistics. That said, after beating the Phils 2 out of 3 I'll defer to Riggleman's judgment. In any case, he can't sit anyone for too long unless he's planning on converting him to a pinch-hitter. As disappointed as I've been in Ankiel's offense, he needs some starts. And his defense is very strong.
- Anonymous - Jun 2, 2011 at 11:43 PM
I'd expect Nix to come in once we get into the bullpen and shift Bernadina to center.You're kidding right? More likely to see Nix double-switched in for Bernadina.
- The Baseball Guy - Jun 2, 2011 at 11:45 PM
lets go nats, lets get 3 out of 4 in this series. Danny will hit another homer tonight
- Anonymous - Jun 2, 2011 at 11:46 PM
As disappointed as I've been in Ankiel's offense, he needs some starts.Operative word: "some". Not continuous. And Ankiel's offense matches the back of his baseball card as they say? He is exactly as should have been expected.
- The Baseball Guy - Jun 2, 2011 at 11:48 PM
Bryce Harper's left nut could hit better than Ankiel. He's great at defense but I don't think there is room for him..he's taking up valuable playing time
- Anonymous8 - Jun 3, 2011 at 12:21 AM
Grandstander said… Ankiel is also batting .258 against LHP while Nix is a lowly .167.____________________________Not only are there a lot of Trolls here who complain aimlessly but most won't do a lick of research.Teams pay 100's of thousands of dollars for advanced scouts to be the eyes and ears on top of stats.Bill B said… Ankiel's BA in 8 AB's is irrelevant. Small sample size. It's elementary statistics.Yes, a small sample size but there is still statistical relevance. As far as Ankiel's stats vs. Duke at 5 for 8 while it is a small sample it is better then relying on nothing.
- baseballswami - Jun 3, 2011 at 12:30 AM
Now, children , let's quit the arguing over whose blog posts are the most annoying. You could stand to talk about something else other than the fact that you want Riggs gone – what did he do to you, sleep with your wife? No wonder you are so anonymous all the time! Even I take a break from insisting that Matt Stairs retire once in a while. Go Nats! ( oh, and Riggs?please don't put stairs in a clutch situation or I might have to start trashing you , too.)
- The Baseball Guy - Jun 3, 2011 at 12:35 AM
If rigs gets fired, Cora should be a player/manager
- Anonymous8 - Jun 3, 2011 at 1:02 AM
baseballswami, there are 2 popular decisions we can all agree on, Slaten and Stairs have to go.
- JaneB - Jun 3, 2011 at 1:14 AM
I think that we can take some solace from the way the DBacks got so go so fast: homegrown talent, smarter base running, better defense. We can do that…more next year than this, but we can do that! Thanks for the fan graphs stats, anon at 6:29. And anon at 7:10 thanks for trying to get the Riggleman hater to get that we know he hates the guy and doesn't need to keep harping on it. Go NATS!
- Ernie - Jun 3, 2011 at 1:35 AM
Why does that picture of the stadium remind me of the docking bay on the Death Star? (I'm so confused about the team's identity after this past week that I really don't know what else to say at this point. Who are these guys? I don't usually stay up for west coast games, but tonight I feel a need to watch just to try to figure out exactly what we have on our hands. I think there's some theory in psychology/conditioning saying that that addiction is most strongly fostered by inconsistent rewards. If I'm remembering that right, this team's inconsistency and unpredictability makes it the baseball equivalent of crack.)
- BinM - Jun 3, 2011 at 1:46 AM
As a guide to help sort the various Anonymous posters across the Natosphere, I offer the following guideline, that is applicable to multiple Washington Nationals boards/blogs/commentaries… -If the poster uses multiple question marks in his commentary, it's probably peric/periculum/aeoliano/some kind of latin derivitive (80% probability). -If the poster uses worst and worse interchangeably, it's most likely peric/… (95% probability), and expect to get flamed if you call him on it (99% probability). -If the poster hates on Riggleman, or refers to him as Giggleman, it could be peric/… (80% probability); If he posts made-up lyrics to the "Gilligan's Isle", it rises to 99% probability. -If the poster hates on Ankiel, it could be peric… (70% probability). -If the poster tosses out the name of a minor-league player totally unrelated to the line of discussion, it's possibly peric/… (67% probability). I fully expect his on-line wrath for this, but post this in the hopes that others may learn the tell-tale signs. Expecting to get flamed by an Anon poster in 8..7..6..
- Anonymous8 - Jun 3, 2011 at 1:47 AM
Michael Morse smokes it with RISP!!!!
- Stranded_in_Philly - Jun 3, 2011 at 1:48 AM
Anyone know why no F.P. today?
- dryw - Jun 3, 2011 at 1:50 AM
I don't know where all this offense comes from, but I like it!
- RickH - Jun 3, 2011 at 1:50 AM
- Andrew - Jun 3, 2011 at 1:52 AM
Wilson Ramos with a bomb!!!! So much for Ankiel on Zach Duke. LOL Just kidding. I laughed when Bob Carpenter says Ankiel has a 5 for 8 with a HR against Duke.
- Unkyd - Jun 3, 2011 at 1:54 AM
BinM: what about the growing Krauthammer fixation? Would this be another Latin affectation?
- Les in NC - Jun 3, 2011 at 1:55 AM
Great way to start a game! J.Z now you have some runs to work with, don't get sloppy. 'Kay?
- Mark'd - Jun 3, 2011 at 1:56 AM
Ramos shook the Wall with that double!
- Anonymous8 - Jun 3, 2011 at 1:57 AM
See, JZim should have received that Strike 3 call.
- Andrew - Jun 3, 2011 at 1:58 AM
Wilson Ramos sporting the new catcher's gear provided by Under Armour!!!
- BinM - Jun 3, 2011 at 2:03 AM
Ernie: You've hit the nail on the head; The Nationals are our addiction. When they score, it's really good, and we're mostly blissful – when they don't, we tend to be cranky, angry, and somewhat paranoid.
- JaneB - Jun 3, 2011 at 2:18 AM
I thought I'd be asleep soon. But to START 3-0? I'm here for the duration. Go Nats! So glad to know you all are watching too.
- masnstinks - Jun 3, 2011 at 2:20 AM
So – is Cora available today? Has there been a report on whether or not he was just sick yesterday or if he has a concussion from his collision with ryan howard? Some nice hustle so far. Late game is killing me,though. Have to pull onto I-95 early.
- BinM - Jun 3, 2011 at 2:21 AM
@Unkyd: Don't read Krauthammer (I'm highly apolitical), so I'm at a loss for a reference there. No need to elaborate, I just stick to what I understand (baseball, making maps, and living).
- Anonymous8 - Jun 3, 2011 at 2:34 AM
Hairston made a heads up play. Nice Veteran play!
- FS - Jun 3, 2011 at 2:38 AM
WOW looks like all Nats fans have gone to bed.
- Andrew - Jun 3, 2011 at 2:40 AM
- RickH - Jun 3, 2011 at 2:45 AM
- baseballswami - Jun 3, 2011 at 2:51 AM
That's our baby boy! Now – since this is not the american league – is he learning to play the field? Our hitters are causing me stress and it's too late for me to be stressed and so I must go to sleep.
- Andrew - Jun 3, 2011 at 2:53 AM
4 for 5 night in the game. Average up to .346. He must have read Natsinsider earlier about Ladson and some of the posters here talking about his Batting Average sliding.
- Nats Lifer - Jun 3, 2011 at 2:56 AM
Nice DP. Dammit, I need to go to bed. The Nat are playing good, clean, compelling ball. I really shouldn't stay up, but I don't want to miss anything!
- Eugene in Oregon - Jun 3, 2011 at 2:58 AM
@FSNot those of us who live on the west coast…just had to break for dinner with the family…glad to see the score hasn't changed.
- JaneB - Jun 3, 2011 at 3:00 AM
Third hit for Morse! Please do no let this end!
- JaneB - Jun 3, 2011 at 3:05 AM
Okay. Ankiel 0 for 3. Can we have Laynce back now?
- Andrew - Jun 3, 2011 at 3:09 AM
Web Gem Danny Espinosa!!!
- Navy Nats Fan - Jun 3, 2011 at 3:09 AM
What a play by Danny! Espi for ESPY this year!
- Anonymous - Jun 3, 2011 at 3:11 AM
I fully expect his on-line wrath for this, but post this in the hopes that others may learn the tell-tale signs. Nice prognosis Dr. BinM, But doesn't an MD have better things to do with his time than follow one poster across a dozen or more blogs? You were here when every other word was "Gascanrahan", "fire Acta", etc. and participated full. I am trying to enjoy watching this game and my "AAAA" (and yes you often accused him of that and of me for liking him now didn't you? Yes, you like to know all and see all like too many MD's) Oh, that was Michael Morse. And, sure I liked JD Martin too.If there's one thing that's pretty ridiculous its a hypocrite and @BinM that describes you to a "T".
- Sunshine_Bobby_Carpenter_Is_Too_Pessimistic_For_Me - Jun 3, 2011 at 3:15 AM
We're still up, FS. No problem. As JaneB says, we're up all night. GYFNG.
- FS - Jun 3, 2011 at 3:19 AM
I was not seeing much activity earlier. I will try to keep up with you guys as long as I can.any description of Danny's web gem?
- Mark'd - Jun 3, 2011 at 3:20 AM
That was close there in the 5th. Riggs needs to watch him closely in the 6th.
- Sunshine_Bobby_Carpenter_Is_Too_Pessimistic_for_Me - Jun 3, 2011 at 3:23 AM
@FS: Really nice diving stop going to his right, pops up, strong throw, out by a step. Adam Kennedy wouldn't have gotten within a five-iron of it.
- Anonymous8 - Jun 3, 2011 at 3:24 AM
FS – A smash on the cut of grass and Danny dove for it and got it on the bounce and somehow got up and threw out the runner.
- Anonymous8 - Jun 3, 2011 at 3:27 AM
Sunshine – We were writing at the same time. You described the play much better!
- FS - Jun 3, 2011 at 3:32 AM
thanks guys. still would like to see the play.I am just following the game on gameday. And it seems like too many line drives are being hit off of Zmann. Is he not pitching well, just lucky or gameday is not describing it right?
- Eugene in Oregon - Jun 3, 2011 at 3:37 AM
Watching the Diamondbacks' broadcast (on MLB.com) and the announcers are being very complimentary toward the Nats. Mark Grace is doing the color commentary and has described Riggleman as his 'favorite' manager, they both giving lots of kudos to Espinosa and Morse, and they're very impressed with Zimmermann. I recognize, of course, that these guys are not exactly hard-nosed journalists, but it's still nice to hear.
- Gonat - Jun 3, 2011 at 3:37 AM
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/nationals-journal/post/bryce-harper-hits-a-walk-off-homer-in-hagerstown/2011/06/02/AGpTSdHH_blog.html?wprss=nationals-journalI see Kilgore posted at 10:52PM. Is he in Hagerstown or in Arizona? If he is in Arizona, I guess he got his information from NatsInsider ;-))
- Sunshine_Bobby_Carpenter_Is_Too_Pessimistic_For_Me - Jun 3, 2011 at 3:38 AM
@FS: Zimm is pitching fine. He's pitching to contact instead of trying to fan everybody. So his pitch count is down. There's been maybe a half-dozen balls hit hard, but he hasn't rattled. He's fine. Hand it over soon to Clip/Burn/Store and we get the W.
- Gonat - Jun 3, 2011 at 3:42 AM
11:13 p.m. — For those who haven't heard yet, Bryce Harper hit a walk-off homer tonight in the bottom of the 10th to lead Hagerstown past Greenville. That capped a 4-for-5 night for Harper, who did get picked off first base earlier in the game on a fake-to-third, throw-to-first move by the opposing pitcher._______________________________Anon8 posted on the Eckstein piece about Bryce Harper being picked off at 9:27PM and Andrew gave us the Bryce Harper Walkoff news at 10:40 so I wonder if Mark Zuckerman reads the comments given this: For those who haven't heard yet, Bryce Harper hit a walk-off homer tonight in the bottom of the 10th.
- Mark'd - Jun 3, 2011 at 3:46 AM
Glad to see Riggs playing it cautious. Jordan is on a seasons innings count so save him for later if you know what I mean.
- FS - Jun 3, 2011 at 3:50 AM
Thanks Sunshine. I guess I got too excited.I think they will opt to use Kimball or HRod than Clip or Burn, before calling on Drew. Clippard was used for last couple of games and Burnett has struggled a bit lately.
- Andrew - Jun 3, 2011 at 3:51 AM
Sunshine – Agreed, give the bullpen a clean inning. Clip threw 2 yesterday so I don't think he is available.
- JaneB - Jun 3, 2011 at 3:54 AM
The DBacks are playing well, too. This is a good game . More hope for the home team (OUR home team, i mean). As long as our BP holds, we win. I was wondering if DBacks fans complain about Nady like we do about our old guys? Bet they don't have a Mark Z though…
- Gonat - Jun 3, 2011 at 4:00 AM
Jane, you meant BP for bullpen I hope because Coffey just gave Roberts a BP pitch. One pitch and on to Burnett.
- Eugene in Oregon - Jun 3, 2011 at 4:03 AM
Grace just mentioned that Wily Mo Pena was tearing up AAA for the Diamondbacks' team in Reno. A quick check of MiLB stats confirms it. He's hitting .352/.433/.716, with 17 HRs and 49 RBIs. Interestingly, he's got 20 BBs against 34 Ks.
- dj in Fl. - Jun 3, 2011 at 4:07 AM
A very enjoyable game indeed.Another excellent outing by Zimmermann, and a great bunt fake for a single. Glad he got us to the eighth, you never know, we made need the full bullpen tomorrow.Standing O to Morse for his fielding tonight.
- JaneB - Jun 3, 2011 at 4:09 AM
Glad Sean got the strikeout but more glad Drew is coming!
- Anonymous8 - Jun 3, 2011 at 4:12 AM
Kimball will be the closer tomorrow.
- BallstonNat - Jun 3, 2011 at 4:13 AM
Well…that ended well, and the 2 allowed base runners actually helped to get through the meat of their order.
- dj in Fl. - Jun 3, 2011 at 4:34 AM
I could really get used to these guys adding an insurance run or two on every night.Nothing but good dreams tonight.
- Latin is dead to me - Jun 3, 2011 at 4:36 AM
BinM,You nailed the Peric "anonymous" posts. He's not fooling anyone once again!!!
- JaneB - Jun 3, 2011 at 4:40 AM
G'nite JZimm! G'nite Danny! G'nite Mikey! G'nite Eugene and dryw and FS and dj and gonat and kind Anonomi andMark'd and Sunshine Bobby C, and Mark Z and everyone else! Goooooo Nats!
- RickH - Jun 3, 2011 at 4:40 AM
Great game, Nats!!!
- RickH - Jun 3, 2011 at 4:41 AM
G'nite, JaneB!
- Grandstander - Jun 3, 2011 at 4:42 AM
That looked like a baseball club tonight. That's what you call putting it all together. Keep it rolling!
- Andrew - Jun 3, 2011 at 4:43 AM
Riggleman played his bullpen perfectly. Don't worry about offending Coffey, get the job done. Well played Riggleman!
- Eugene in Oregon - Jun 3, 2011 at 4:44 AM
Go Nats!For what it's worth, the D-backs' announcers are predicting a brawl before the series is over — basing it on the HBP on Upton, followed by the retaliatory (in their view) HBP on Werth, as well as Espinosa's stare-down of the Heilman. As Grace noted, over a four-game series the opposing players just 'see too much of each other and get tired of each other.'
- Anonymous8 - Jun 3, 2011 at 4:50 AM
For those who thought Riggleman didn't like Morse, Riggleman just did a post-game interview with Bob Carpenter and was all compliments about Morse.
- Grandstander - Jun 3, 2011 at 4:51 AM
Did anyone else see Riggs struggle to compliment Morse during the MASN post-game? What is this guy's problem? I would pay $100 to punch him in the face. Maybe we could make that a new promotion.
- Sunshine_Bobby_Carpenter_Is_Too_Pessimistic_For_Me - Jun 3, 2011 at 4:52 AM
g'nite JaneB and everybody else who stayed up late to watch this. We got another late one tomorrow night and also Monday and Tuesday from San Fran. Keep the herbal tea brewing those late nights, folks. Way to go, Nats.
- Caveat emptor is really a pun - Jun 3, 2011 at 4:53 AM
BinM,You nailed the Peric "anonymous" posts. He's not fooling anyone once again!!! Wow, people here really do need to get real lives …What @BinM failed to mention is that he also likes to post anonymously on this site. He's the insufferable haughty spell and grammar corrector who likes to complain about people using "worst" and "worst" interchangeable. He's usually the one with the holier-than-thou arrogance that often parlays into the haughty MD. What he also fails to mention is that on the MASN site my posts are very clearly identified. I just don't like fighting with half-broken authentication mechanisms that don't work. Because that's what I do for a living and its wearying. I use a browser called Aurora and this site doesn't work. Often my Chrome browser gets mangled. And Safari. Because its what I do, yes I do sit in front of a lot of computers all the time it seems.So many people here make up names for themselves and change them on whim because that is the one part of this system that actually works quite well.So many hypocrites. Oh, well just like our congress critters … I guess it reflects the city and all of that …
- Anonymous8 - Jun 3, 2011 at 4:54 AM
Eugene, ridiculous. Upton was in a 1-2 count with the game on the line. Burnett threw a bad pitch.I can see that hitting Werth could have been on purpose.
- Anonymous - Jun 3, 2011 at 4:57 AM
For those who thought Riggleman didn't like Morse, Riggleman just did a post-game interview with Bob Carpenter and was all compliments about Morse.@Anon8Talk to Ladson who posted endless tweets about Morse being in the doghouse. Ladson talks mostly to Riggleman. Then there are all the endless double-switches he liked to do with him such as the time he hit 2 homers in 1 game and was out by the fifth. And as we've seen he can be a very good fielder with confidence and a chance. Now, to get that home run stroke back.
- Anonymous8 - Jun 3, 2011 at 4:58 AM
Grandstander said… Did anyone else see Riggs struggle to compliment Morse during the MASN post-game? What is this guy's problem? I would pay $100 to punch him in the face. Maybe we could make that a new promotion. June 3, 2011 12:51 AM______________________________That is Riggleman's personality. Why do you read into it.Ray Knight suggest early on that Morse could be an All-Star. That was mentioned on here by someone (maybe me) a few days ago and got some jeers. Still way to early on that but very nice what Morse is doing.
- Anonymous - Jun 3, 2011 at 5:03 AM
Riggleman played his bullpen perfectly. Don't worry about offending Coffey, get the job done. Well played Riggleman!Yes. Although I think he should have just hauled out H-Rod. That would strike some fear into any D-backs considering retaliation … hmmm perhaps that's why Riggleman didn't. H-Rod doesn't always have the best control on those heaters he throws … although the slider and change seem to be pretty decent where control is concerned.
- Latin is dead to me - Jun 3, 2011 at 5:04 AM
Peric,You have mentioned Giggleman's "doghouse" on every site on the Natmosphere.What do you do for a living since you have so much time to post on every single website?
- I mind my own business as a good software engineer should. - Jun 3, 2011 at 5:08 AM
What do you do for a living since you have so much time to post on every single website?
- Not BinM - Jun 3, 2011 at 5:14 AM
Great win. I am glad the 2-1 epiphany game carried into this series … now if it can just snowball into a long winning streak!And besides being the first to notice Morse I also still think people underestimate one Trevor Holder.
- All MD's have to learn Latin now don't they BinM? - Jun 3, 2011 at 5:18 AM
And cave canem is also a pun and an adianoeta.
- NotBinM Make Us Well Be MD - Jun 3, 2011 at 5:30 AM
@Grandstander,I listened to Riggleman … he isn't a Morse fan in the field but he did say that he is a hitter. That that is who he is. Yes he praised Werth's and Desmond's play (in spite of the "little slump" as Riggleman characterized it) in the field. Remembering how he preferred Guzman last year, basically what Riggleman is doing is complimenting his two clubhouse "leaders" in Werth and Desmond. That's what I read from it. That's just Riggleman. Riggleman admires Desmond's leadership qualities and apparently finds them quite value. Clearly Werth is a leader because of his contract and past with the Phillies … but let's wait and see what happens when Zim gets back.
- Latin is dead to me - Jun 3, 2011 at 6:31 AM
Piero/Peric/Periculum/Atliano/etc,I love all the creative names you have come up with, thought about comedy?
- SonnyG10 - Jun 3, 2011 at 7:07 AM
Great game! Good night…er, good morning everyone.
- natsfan1a - Jun 3, 2011 at 10:21 AM
Yay, a happy game results email!
- N. Cognito - Jun 3, 2011 at 10:41 AM
Latin is dead to me said… "Piero/Peric/Periculum/Atliano/etc,I love all the creative names you have come up with, thought about comedy?"Have you thought about therapy?Seriously. You have issues.
- masnstinks - Jun 3, 2011 at 11:05 AM
Just got a chance to check all of the results from last night — I really wish I could have stayed up last night and bantered about with you night-owl posters. I will start my work day with laughter – not only because of the final score but because I am highly amused by all of your reactions to it!
- Richard - Jun 3, 2011 at 11:57 AM
What a night for Morse. Four hits and in the bottom of the 7th two great fielding plays.
- Joe Seamhead - Jun 3, 2011 at 12:00 PM
When Adam comes off the DL, what to do with Morse? Michael has been hitting great, playing a terrific 1b, and his smile is heartwarming.The guy just exudes joy about the fact that he's playing MLBGreat start to this road trip. Keep it up you Nationals!
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- Latin is dead to me said - Jun 3, 2011 at 1:50 PM
Along with that, Piero/Peric/Periculum/Atliano/etc doesn't cover his or her tracks well by coping and pasting verbatim the same things on various websites. Any sites free of the fool, well don't post here obviously. My guess is this engineer doesn't spend so much time on their craft.


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Of those surveyed, 28 percent had no confidence that they would have enough to retire comfortably and 21 percent were "not too confident."
So about half of American workers are facing retirement with considerable economic uncertainty, and with good reason: 57 percent of the workers surveyed reported less than $25,000 in household savings and investments.
Meanwhile, many of those people facing a pinched retirement, about 36 percent, planned to work beyond the minimum retirement age for Social Security of 62. But those plans might not always work out. The largest group of retirees does so at 62; only 14 percent retired after 65. EBRI said 47 percent of retirees left the work force unexpectedly because of health issues, job loss or disabilities.
Living only on Social Security guarantees a frugal retirement. Benefits max out at $1,320 per month, $15,840 per year, at age 70. And Congress, with Republicans anxious to trim entitlements, might shave that formula for future retirees. ?
Retirement money has to stretch further because we're living longer. According to a report by the Society of Actuaries, a male who turns 65 this year can expect to live another 20.5 years, a female another 22.7, an increase of roughly one year each over the decade.
It's better to deal with the retirement financial crunch sooner rather than later, whether through better savings instruments, more incentives to save or even mandatory savings requirements.
- Evansville (Ind.) Courier & Press


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