Title: Not really that good... Review: The stocks which do exhibit the seemingly profitable rolling patterns are usually low-priced garbage stocks that are poised for continued declines. I don't think Witt's book offers much valuable insight into analyzing the stocks technically or fundamentally. So the guy tells how to use stochastics... big deal. There is very little actual material that the book covers -- it could probably be compressed into a one or two page pamphlet. Wade Cook is this guy's idol, so go read some of the reviews of the Wade Cook books to get a better idea. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Great light Review: Great light - bright, adjustable angle, good size, blinky-ness - cars are (thankfully) passing me with a more room between us; I should have had a rear taillight earlier, glad I picked this one up (that it was on sale didn't hurt) Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: I love it Review: This is a wicked album! I don't honestly know much about this kind of music, but I do know I love it and that you will too!If you liked the music from '10 Things I Hate About You' then this is definately for you. The lead singer is great and there as a good amount of variety on the album. Try it and I think you'll be suprised! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: If "Well-Researched" Means "Largely Inaccurate and Highly Misleading" Review: This book is certainly well marketed and says spins some great yarns... If you're looking for something to make you feel justified in your assumptions about a bunch of famous lefties, this book is as good as any.I'm all for "busting" people and their hypocrisies -- especially liberals, but doing so in such a flimsy and self-serving way is a hollow victory (and a victory for whom exactly?). I don't like relying on the assumption that my adversary is uninformed enough to buy some sexy sounding half-truths.After doing my own research on a half-dozen or so of the "best" (sounding) claims, I was disappointed by Peter Schweitzer's willingness to stretch the truth as far as this book does in many instances. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
