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I hear they are making a new model that is more reasonably priced slated to hit the market in March.. I think it was called the Cobi and will be priced around $500sh.. http://www.steelcase.com/na/features_cobi_products.aspx?f=36858&c=82774

yup thx back up running a few minutes before 6

Time is Monday 12/22 5:30pm ET thx

Thanks. Any sites for the Hang Seng?

Is there a website that has free live Asian market quotes. Streaming would be a plus. Thanks

thanks for this - do you use the x-trader platform? what is their commissions for a round-trip on ES-mini contract?

To all of you who say IB is the best - I can only say that it seems pretty good but the prospect of having phantom trades show up on my account and then having to devote time and energy to solve that problem is just so daunting that I would like an alternative. Seems like TradeStation is...

I was trying to look at Infinity's net capital on the CFTC - don't see them listed. Do they have another name or are they not regulated by FNRA/CFTC?

I see plenty of posts of traders who left IB. Where did you end up? How does the new broker fare? compared to IB, were there any issues (e.g. speed of execution, perceived security of your funds, commissions, etc.). Please try to limit your answers to the bigger and more established...

these are preferred shares so they will not affect the number of outstanding [common] shares.

nvm - just saw it in the other thread http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122...tml?mod=testMod

link please

S$P e-minis shot up 8 points in 1 minute. Stop-hunting or somebody know something and front running the news? Also no resistance whatsoever at the 800 level. Help me read the action.

I saw it buried in one of the other threads. In any case - looks they are done TV reporting for the night.

Also - it feels like most of the big hits have been on the short side. Getting an itch to short any rally after whatever news it is they announce.

I know there is another thread on Citi - just seeing futures getting a little erratic. Just a quick post that Gasparino keeps saying they are going to announce something soon.

very helpful - thanks

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I just checked the terms of the $25 billion given to Citi under the EESA - it says they cannot initiate buybacks (or increase dividends) without the consent of Treasury. So something like this would have to get Paulson's approval.

As of Wednesday/Thursday they had plenty of capital. Not sure if Friday price action started a run (we will find out more about that within the next 24-36 hours about that). And to be clear - what I am suggesting is taking funds that were earmarked for year end bonuses (not working capital).