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this is from realmoney.com... Jim Cramer is looking for help: Random musings: If you love following stocks as much as I do and want to help me help people make money, you're someone I need. I'm looking for an experienced research assistant based in the New York metro area to help me out...

Stealth Trader, though I have no tax lawyer to recommend, thought you might learn something from Active Trader mag for April-06, as they have an interesting article penned by Robert A. Green. This article deals with an IRS change from summarizing capital gains and losses, to line-by-line...

A piece of the larger puzzle... http://www.csmonitor.com/2006/0227/p01s04-usec.html

Hear CNBC's Picani utter something about the webcast being a legal forum for issuing news... Because of the webcast being public, Reg FD is covered...uhhh...That was close... :D

What will be interesting to watch is the potential Reg FD fallout, if any. Shouldn't the company have filed with the SEC if they had something material to disclose? Maybe all the insider selling was a warning?! Oh, or maybe diversification...:D

I also agree with Samson77. Learn to trade (several years,as in an education), 500K is sure enough capital. 10-20% return should be attainable when you find your way. You might also be a little too negative on future prospects for the US/housing/consumer etc. etc., because of personal...

Could also put your $$$ in a CD at 5ish%, that should pay the rent for awhile... Buy a fixer-upper if a little handy; some sweat equity should/maybe/hopefully work out:D Wait a couple of years, look for some blood in the streets...for a buying opportunity. Just look at where the S&P...

Jerry, did not know this, thank you. :cool:

Use the toolbar within THAT chart to change to to Globex... If options/edit pref are used, then all charts are changed... Hopefully this is right :D

Weekly is looking like a H&S, should take TMTA to 2004 highs, or so...:)

Am also thinking it'll break...but see down as a larger possibility, visiting the 100 area. Interesting though, this is what makes a market...:D

Draw a line from the Aug gap down to the Sep top, believe that will change things somewhat.:D Stop-running could easily take CSCO down to the $15.50 area, maybe...

Also take a look at AMR, CAL, LUV, ALK not to mention LCC...JBLU, surprisingly, a leggard, except for the last couple of sessions. MESA and SKYW amongst the "regional" carriers Oil is helping, huh?!:D

Have had AIM installed a long time, but Norton have not stopped View.exe it until the last couple of weeks. Oh, well, it's finally gone...

Thanks for the quick replies. Was able to delete, and also after some more searching, realized it belongs to AOL/AIM. Makes sense, my other computer does not have AOL/AIM, Again, thanks.

Hi, keep getting this pop-up as a high risk alert from Norton Internet Security. Even when I try to "always block connections", this alert keeps coming up. Norton shows it as being a high risk, says the program named ViewMgr.exe is attempting to connect to a computer at 24.92.226.9:53...

Could it be consumer vs. small business? I bought a Dell Workstation (Precision 370) in Nov-04., and I could not be happier with the computer or the service. The service rep's are located in the US, at least when I last talked to them, Dec-04 timeframe. Obviously pricier than the consumer...

yeah...the low vix might not indicate a top, but maybe a breather would be in place...and we're coming into a possible weaker time of the year...the fall...then again...maybe not sure makes things interesting, though...

yes, that must certainly be the topping of the cake...now who's left?:D

Michael Metz, seemed, if I remember right, he was a permabear...saw him on cnbc the other day...a bull...oh, well, stranger things have happened...:D