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I strongly DISAGREE. You really don't have to spend THAT much money on a trading rig. In April, I bought a Dell T3400 Precision Workstation with the latest Intel X38 motherboard that supports dual 16X PCI with not one, but two NVIDIA Quadro NVS-290's graphics cards and an Intel Core-Duo...

More GREEN, GREEN, GREEN! :cool:

Because the alternative, a full blown DEPRESSION is not a very realistic alternative. Most of you "let the banks fail" proponents here on ET fail to realize the magnitude of the issues in our financial system. It's almost a waste of time to even try and explain it to you guys . . . And to...

No, of course it doesn't occur to him. He doesn't think that the American economy needs the banks as financial intermediaries that facilitate CAPITAL FORMATION that stimulates economic investment, expansion, growth, jobs, etc. His intellect is severely limited.

You are too funny. You talk about your libertarian ("let the banks fail" and "don't bail them out that's socialism" crap ) and yet you have no problem NATIONALIZING them and SEIZING their assets and jailing management. You sound incredibly confused. Did you not take your Thorazine or...

Missed by 6 cents. Now crashing. :eek:

Naaaaaa... It wouldn't happen to have anything to do with technical levels being broken and margin calls hitting various commodity funds ( and one fund in particular that appears to be "swirling" the drain ). That wouldn't be it at all - - - especially here on ET where no one has any clue...

Due to your highly simplistic "conspiracy" view of things, you have no idea how many BANKS were helped-out by the liquidity that the FED offered to these financial institutions. Given your logic, we should just allow all of the banks to go under; and that would be fine because they don't do...

Another A-B-C on the SPY 5-minute chart targeting 126.20

I guess you weren't around during the late 70's kid . . . They called it STAGFLATION. High commodity prices with no growth. Just ask Jimmy Carter. I would suggest you stop opening up your mouth. It makes you look like the resident ET CLOWN that you are.

Sector GREEN again today! :cool:

Too funny. There is a $25 dollar "pullback" in oil and you get ALL excited as if your opinion has been validated . . . You are a clown.

You are a CLOWN. You were the same guy that has been bashing Bernanke month after month after month about creating INFLATION in his attempt to save the banking system. Commodities are getting pounded. Several funds are liquidating. Have you seen what Corn today has been doing over the...

Crude breaking $120. Copper getting crushed. Cocoa getting hit. Commodities under big pressure even though the dollar is once again lower.

Huge discount now on the Samsung 245BW at Circuit City . . . Unfortunately, it is not in stock right now. 499 - 120 = $379 - ( mail in rebate of $70; good till 9/13/08 ) = $309.99 3 year warranty. It's still only a TN panel, but hard to beat at that price...

Just an FYI . . . Upon further review, I went into the ASUS Message Board Forum for the VW222u 22" monitor and found a number of complaints/issues. I have read enough of these "issues" to steer clear. Too bad, it seemed like a good deal, and Xbit Labs really liked it.

And which MOVE would that be??? The 10 handle move down off the opening? Or the 8 handle move from 10:20AM on? Or the 8 handle move down into the 1PM low of the day? Or how about the 8 handle move back up just before 2PM? Or the 8 handle move from 2:30PM into 3:30PM? As for...

It's not as simplistic as you make it out to be. You need to do some "homework" and understand that large integrated oil companies like XOM and CVX have both "upstream" ( crude production ) and "downstream" ( refining ) operations. High crude prices obviously have significantly cut into...

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Investor's Intelligence Bulls: 30% Bears: 50% ( new high for the move! ) http://www.schaeffersresearch.com/streetools/market_tools/inv_intel.aspx