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DOW -.35% Nasdaq +.04% S&P - .19% My random picks FSLR $26.33 -4.12% BSX $6.05 +.33% RDK $40.52 -.47% My personal picks ESRX $53.56 +1.48% FRO $7.31 -3.31% NNBR $8.86 +3.14% Assuming a $100,000 account here are the results...

In unrelated news, sales of detox kits in the state are up 5,000%

Slavery in the bible was not the same slavery we had in the US in the 1500-1800s. The bible is actually against that type of slavery. As for Adulterers..Didnt Jesus forgive the woman for adultery when she was about to be stoned?

I think what he is asking is why dont you post a screen shot of your account balance so we know you are actually making these trades and not just bullshitting us.

The same guy said "Might makes right" and "its better to know useless things than nothing" Senaca seemed like kind of an idiot if you ask me.

The point is it teaches you how to conduct yourself and explains what is right & wrong. If you don't have a group focus point on what is right & wrong, then you are just going to decide for yourself if you are in the right or wrong with no moral compass to guide you. For instance...lets...

Medal of Honor is also an upside down star. Guess those soldiers are evil too.

If you want a $5 quarterly dividend try TNH. Of course you're not going to buy that stock for $7 or $8 per share. You're going to pay $225 per share because its already established. Of course if you had bought that company in 2003 when they also stopped paying a dividend for a whole year...

Bookstores are like real estate...if you want the best spot in the store, you have to pay extra for it. Not sure of the rates now, but I know back in 2007 it was $1 per book you had to pay upfront to have it on those special tables where the best sellers are displayed. Obviously his...

Basically the question is...how much money did you lose before you went profitable? Trying to see what is cheaper...a college education or a trading education. For me...I lost $40k before I started finally making money in 2008.

Here are my random picks for tommorrow 3/21. Lets see how good they are. FSLR $27.46 BSX $6.03 RDK $40.71 Here are my non-random picks just to see if I can beat the market tommorrow. :) ESRX $52.78 FRO $7.56 NNBR $8.59 Lets see if my random picks beat my picks and/or the...

There are many tankers going bankrupt right now though. Bank reposesses the ship and then sits on it. It takes a bank roughly 5 or 6 months to short sale a $250k house. How long do you think it would take to short sale a $120+ million dollar ship in a sector where nobody wants to buy more...

I thought it was ok to shoot zombies though. I mean if she was already dead.... All jokes aside though....what is wrong with these people. Why do they always shoot good people. Why couldnt he go down to the "hood" and find some drug dealer to shoot, or do a little research and find a...

http://news.yahoo.com/afghan-murder-suspect-bales-took-life-savings-says-223934030--abc-news.html For those of you who think he was a good guy until his "breakdown", well this guy conned a poor old man out of his life savings of $852k.

Lately I've seen many stocks that look overbought, but just keep going up. LIZ for example. (I only know this stock because my mother bought it in Sept for $5 when I told her it was a bad pick because they were losing money and she likes to hold stocks for years) Anyway...in october the...

Yep...gotta get them sterilized while they are young before they change their mind and want kids!

Short people live longer, thats why he turned 100. Anyone I have ever met that is over 90 years old was never taller than 5' 7" Tall people just die faster. I think it has something to do with the heart working harder to pump more blood around the body. Glad I'm not tall. :P

Apple has plenty of shareholders now. Dont need a bunch of new mutual funds buying apple and pushing the price up to ridiculous levels only to have it crash one day like a dot com. Apple could also use the money to grow the business through research & development, or just recieve interest on...

Closed at 8.28 today (up another 8%) after hitting a high of $9.50. I'm guessing we will see $11 by the end of the week.

Sorry...$98 billion. I rounded.