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That's the whole point: I don't have to live in their shoes because I choose not to make stupid decisions. I had the skills needed to work at a grocery store in elementary school. And even if I sat around like a bum doing nothing to improve my life for decades, if I was still working at a...

Take a look at some of these stocks before the 2000 crash... using that reasoning you would have also been impressed by their "technical performance". Price is what you pay and value is what you get. I'm with you on RIMM though... if there's a pull back I will start a position.

Oh wow... I'm a buyer... I was looking for something like that. I can use all that to make a grill... now I just need some diamonds.

Diversification is ignorance protection. I'm hoping you understand the dry shipping business and 100k is only a portion of your working capital... just throwing 100k on this stock if that's most of your money is arrogant...

Cry me a river... It's hard to feel sorry for people like this. I would have to cut a lot of corners to live BY MYSELF working at a grocery store... what kind of idiots would decide to have 3 kids and then act surprised when they discover that a family of 5 can't live on a grocery store income?

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Short XOM... I don't have the nerves to do it myself personally but if I wanted to make some short term money off oil that is how I would do it. Oil went from 70-80 because of high demand... and now it's gone from 80-90 because of speculation and political tension in turkey\iraq.

Even if you think google is mispriced and overvalued, this is still the worst idea ever. You can go broke and lose all of your money a lot sooner than the market can become rational.

Uhhh.... cut to 1%? That's what caused all of the problems to begin with. Rates were too low then everyone bought houses and they found out they were screwed when rates had to be raised. It's like delaying a car crash.

It's amazing how people can speculate and take risks with billions of dollars and there's no conseqence as long as they lose enough money to harm the rest of the economy... I guess other banks are going to have to buy Citi's mistakes by putting money into a superfund... lmao. Or the fed will...

I hope you have two bowls of lucky charms cereal before the market opens on monday.

finance.google.com go to a stock and compare to another symbol...

He's not going anywhere soon... he's got too many friends on wall street... Maybe if they have another bad quarter they'll have no choice...

I never understand that... I mean just buy a few shares if that's all you can afford.... And if you have less than $1000 then you shouldn't really be buying stocks anyway since the transaction costs and hassle of complicating your taxes aren't really worth it...

I'm with you. dig dug is an awesome old school atari game

People buy and sell off of the smallest news or rumor...it's so dumb. I mean look at Bank of America today... everyone and their mom knew about the subprime issues for months and it tanks from 53 to 47.80 because of the earnings drop.

I want to be short ptr but I don't have the courage... the thing swings around too much.

I sold out at 115 like a chump unfortunately :). But I'll be right back in on a pullback

Split changes nothing but it has a huge psychological effect on people... something that's $99.99 seems cheaper than something than $100.00. It's stupid but that's how people think so why not make money.

I think they will be good but Q3 is typically a weak quarter for Garmin usually... but I personally think Q4 is going to be strong because I think GPS devices are going to be a popular christmas gift....