Recent content by DebiFortunato

Good thing you didnt say it "was" wrong LOL Here you go... On Crains... Of course Crains have been hypnotised so I still cannot verify this is correct. :0 Sorry Trader Zones but I caught too much grief when I brought this up months ago, its time for everyone else to eat a little crow...

Wow, thats some lawsuit! Can't say I didnt see this coming months ago. It's probably for the best

Kaplan seems to have about the best study material out there in my opinion. If you are not familiar with all the areas the test covers I think they do an excellent job of getting you there. http://www.kfeducation.com/securities/series-3 Its kind of pricey but you will pretty much pass it...

It's really tough to say what to do with your account, I think that comes with your comfort level based on your experience there. From what you wrote it seems that you have concerns? Typically with transitions you have the option of staying where you are at, as you stated here. Many people...

Actually, that was my one complaint with Mirus, was the serivce.. Mind you it wasnt horrific but it was in need for improvement. All other areas I was satisfied with. If service is a need, and in my book it is, I think there are a couple firms out there that are tops in that area

Well Charla, I guess Im not suprised. Here is your answer (Crain’s) — Peregrine Financial Group Inc., the third-biggest Chicago-based futures broker, agreed to buy rival Alaron Trading for an undisclosed price as it builds its retail futures business. The combined...

(Crain’s) — Peregrine Financial Group Inc., the third-biggest Chicago-based futures broker, agreed to buy rival Alaron Trading for an undisclosed price as it builds its retail futures business. The combined company, which brings together two family-owned businesses in an...

Sorry, no information but it would not suprise me. It was something that I speculated upon earlier this year. Good Luck Debi :)

I like the play as well over the shorter term. Not sure if we are going turn the economy around which of course will determine its long term gain but over the next several months I would rather be on the long side then the short

LOL. Im sure we will see lots of those comments and a time magazine cover story explaining how the US "beat the bear" in the fall right before everything falls apart :)

The government has backed itself into a corner where the only option is to try to ignite and re-inflate the economy by spend spend spending. Will it work? Not if unemployment doesnt decline along with the spending.

Thank you for your reply, Steve :-)

Thank you for the post, EMRGLOBAL. Intersting

Hmmm... its hard not to believe them if they say its true.... :)