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You had it at "Probably a Jackass" for way too long, the rest of us downgraded from there after the last cc. Personally I'm thinking of delisting it and dropping coverage alltogether.

Anyone know of an IPO I can short? Something like IBKR would be cool:D

Flag waving 'patriots' finally realize the Constitution is torn to shreds=bearish... Not much chance of that=bullish

He's still butt hurt from the screwing Leno gave him.

Actually GS was the little ray of sunshine with their earnings expectations and price targets raised for refiners. Rbob is down, market is down, refiners are up, gotta love it. Bernanke should just step aside and let GS give the speeches.:D

#6 is way off the mark, closer to $10/gal

Read an interesting article in the St. Pete Times over the weekend. It was about an outfit called We Buy Ugly Houses (or was it homes?) Anyhow, they do buy beat up properties, but also "nice" properties from owners that are behind in payments, their basic m.o. is to offer those people 50% of...

Depends on which way the oil trade goes; if the refineries get back to "normal" operating levels and can go more than 2 weeks without a failure, then rbob should fall a good bit, wti should also decline a little until the oversupply is drawn down. I'll play a refiner as long as the crack...

This thread is missing the "tinfoil hat needed" disclaimer.

Nope, Hawaii = $3.47 and Alaska = $3.64 I was surprised too, just saw it on Bloomberg.

The main drawback to AU for me would be the water hazards such as jellyfish (especially those tiny little bastards) snakes, sharks and crocs. I like getting out on the water, but it sure seems a bit dicey in northern Australia.

Maldives

I think a better question is; why did the refiners follow the market down? With rbob up and wti crude down the crack spread got wider and the Valero Mckee refinery is down for 2 weeks. The refiners did seem to experience less downside than the drillers and integrateds though (with the exception...

Crack spread is being sold ahead of the EIA report tommorow. TSO got the same downgrade.

Probably has to do with the increased concerns over Nigeria, Chevron anounced they are pulling hundreds of workers out ahead of their Presidential inauguration on May 29th.

Your spelling and use of 'whoof' is quite interesting, maybe coincidental, but definitely interesting.

This is an urban myth of sorts; the only thing that will happen is that analog broadcasts will cease, so those that are using an antenna only to recieve local programming will be affected, and all they have to do is subscribe to their local digital cable company and that same old tv will work...

Might be worth throwing some spare cash at as an investment speculation if it goes back to $3

Dendreon Prostate Drug Delayed by U.S.; Shares Plunge (Update7) By Luke Timmerman May 9 (Bloomberg) -- Dendreon Corp.'s shares plunged after U.S. regulators said more data is needed to approve the company's prostate cancer medicine Provenge. The Food and Drug Administration asked for...

Bloomberg just interviewed the AG Edwards analyst covering the stock; says that this will push the the approval out to late '08 early '09 at the earliest. Stated that the current information is based on hypothesis.