| I was going to write yet another piece about what could happen when the U.S. stock market reopens on Monday, but I couldn't. It's time to write about Bill Meehan. Massachusetts Rep. Meehan Likely to Leave for College Post Mid-Year ::
Rep. Martin T. Meehan — the eight-term Massachusetts Democrat best known for his on the energy-water appropriations bill, Meehan and Democrat Adam B. Schiff of
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Bill Meehan was the chief market analyst for Cantor Fitzgerald, which occupied floors 101-105 of the World Trade Center's North Tower, the first target hit in Tuesday's gutless attack. Not a single Cantor employee from those floors has been heard from. 680 of the firm's employees are missing. Good to Great by James C. Collins and Jim Collins : Booksamillion.com ::
And that is one of the key reasons why we have so little that becomes great. Bill Meehan, the managing director of the San Francisco office of McKinsey
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Ted Dandrow, Bill Meehan and Walt Kosinski stated in no uncertain terms that our that he would do his level best to seek and secure a reduction of
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Bill Meehan was one of the very best. He was honest, direct, and you always knew where he stood. And where he stood was rare ground among Wall Street analysts. He frequently went against the crowd - and was usually right when he did. Updated Today - Little progress in Internet twins battle; judge orders ::
two sets of would-be adoptive parents, one American and one British, are vying Wednesday morning, Bill Meehan, attorney for Tranda Wecker, made the motion to
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Meehan turned bearish on stocks before the market top last year, saving his clients a fortune in the U.S. bear market that is now in its 18th month. He nailed the April bottom in the market to the day, witness this wise and humorous column he wrote the next day for TheStreet.com. If that wasn't enough, he was quick to turn bearish again over the summer, when it first became clear that economic weakness was spreading.
And he did it all with style, energy and humor. And now that energy is gone. Bad Doors, Bad Handles, Bad Feet. And Bad Toast::
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Meehan was also a longtime member of the Silicon Investor community, one of the few major Wall Street analysts who dared defend his views in the give-and-take of stock message boards. He developed many friends and admirers during his 5 1/2 years on SI, and the sense of loss in the community was palpable.
And he is just one of 680 Cantor employees unaccounted for, amidst thousands of others who likely will never be heard from again.
And that's why it finally became too hard to write about the market this morning.
Meehan, 49, has a wife and three children. And friends and admirers too numerous to count.
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