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So is this something where I could just poke the little straw thing on the end of my can of WD-40 in near the fan and squirt away, or is it something where I have to remove the power supply and dismantle it to get at the fan? Thanks in advance, Banker

Tom's Hardware recommends a few: http://www4.tomshardware.com/howto/20021021/powersupplies-15.html How do I know which one will fit my computer? Or will any of them work? I don't know if it makes a difference or not, but my Dell Dimension 4400 has a Pentium 4 2.0 Ghz in it. Banker

Hmmm.... Judging by the replies I think I should get a new power supply. No sense risking a meltdown. I have a Dell Dimension 4400. I need enough juice to power my Radeon 9500 Pro video card too. Is that a easy part to find? Thanks again, Banker

Thanks for the quick responses. It looks like the fan is pretty well integrated with the power supply itself. I think that if I can't "fix" it, I will have to replace the power supply, not just the fan. Does this sound correct to you also? Thanks again, Banker

Can a power supply fan be lubricated? If so, what is the best way? Thanks in advance, Banker

http://moneycentral.msn.com/investor/invsub/finder/finderx.asp?Query=SV1QF1Z00F2Z00F231Z00F232Z00F159Z00F158Z02&Name=Search2&Tickers=200 Doesn't have the 1 week high/low though. Banker

I see. To get a broader list you can have 52 week high = All Time High. Then you can look at stocks which are basing etc. near their all time highs too. I don't know what kind of trading you like to do though. Best of luck to you, Banker

Thank you very much for taking the time to help me EasyGuru. Banker

This is too funny! You are definitely a character, that's for sure. I hope you get some fine meats and cheeses for the holidays. Banker

I just want to thank everyone for their help again. I have many books to buy, which is what I am after. With that Traders' Masterclass - Prentice Hall bit, I did a Google for it. It ended up linking me to a book at Amazon.com...

For those maybe the Prophet.net screener will work? I also do a screen where 52 week % change = N/A at Multex: http://www.multexinvestor.com/nscreen/builder.asp That screening variable will list all the IPOs from less than 1 year. It also turns up some weird ones that are not IPOs...

Cool, thanks. I sent them an email asking if I could buy that issue or article from them. I hope it works out. If not, if someone has those two pages and a scanner.... That would be cool. Thanks for the tip, Banker

I found them. Fraser is the name: http://www.fraserbooks.com/ I'll be checking out their titles. Banker

Thank you EasyGuru! I own "When to Sell" and have read "My Own Story". The rest I will look into. I'm also going to check out the Prentice Hall tip. Thanks again, Banker

Thank you very much. This is exactly what I am after! If anyone wants to add to this list, that would be great. Thanks again, Banker

I haven't tried it, but it looks like you can do it here: http://www.prophet.net/scans/priceScans.jsp You could also look for new 5 year highs at MSN with their screener: http://moneycentral.msn.com/investor/invsub/finder/finderx.asp?Query=SV1QF3Z04F158Z&Name=Search2&Tickers=200 At...

Nothing? I even emailed John Wiley & Sons, Inc. I didn't hear from them either. When I bought "Reminiscences" and "The Battle for Investment Survival" they are both published by Wiley as part of their Wiley Investment Classics series. You would think this would include more than 2 books...

I'm looking for a list of some older books on trading/investing/speculating. Some classics like Reminiscences would be great. Thanks in advance, Banker

I think you need to be a Gold level member to chart futures with java charts there. You can use their snap charts though. Their website changed to www.prophet.net Banker

I don't know about trading through an LLC, but in general I have found that doing business as that form of entity has been fairly productive. I have also found a way to help keep Uncle Sam out of your pocket a bit. Try having your LLC taxed as a corporation instead of a partnership. Then...