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I came to the same conclusion and took a small short position and will cover in the 48 area.

The moment the article mentioned the strengthing yen, the article certainly gained some credibilty. Art Cashin has been mentioning the strengthing yen as a problem for some time.

I have ordered from Tiger Direct many times with no problems. The other day a rep called me just to make sure my recent order had no problems. Thumbs up.

. State your affiliation. I am sure your team did much better. The Mavs were the worst team in the league before Cuban showed up. He is the best owner the Mavs have had by far.

Crap, I shorted a couple of days ago for a trade. :mad: It looks like my account will get hit tommorow.

Look at the volume bars at the right side of that chart. This "correction" just might be different than the rest.

I know a bunch of sellers who have their cousin or friend bid on items if the selling prices are too low late in the auction cycle. This is just blatant fraud and what is the point of having an auction if there isn't much chance of getting a bargain?

The question is is the 'foreign-direct investment' coming from oil producing nations?

I have also been with Ameritrade since the switch from Datek. At first I was angry because I lost Datek but have been happy with Ameritrade Apex ever since. $10 a trade isn't bad for swing trading. There are no extra fees and if you don't trade for a while your account will not incur any...

Yes, as long as you aren't a holder when the stock price is adjusted down for the dividend then you don't have to pay.

This monthy chart of Lennar doesn't look good. There might be a short term bounce but the next couple of years might get ugly. [img=http://images3.pictiger.com/thumbs/ab/b0279fd495674674dee9f429ad24b7ab.th.png]

That is definitely as significant increase in volume over the last two months. DRAM price/demand wouldn't account for that large of an increase. I have been a lurker here for many years and just don't post very much but I would like to thank Michael for the chart and the post.

I'm in the same boat. I really liked Datek and now I am with Ameritrade. Ameritrade adopted some of the better Datek stuff but changed the interface. Now are they going to change the interface again? :mad:

It wouldn't surpise me to see bonds crater. Inflation has been tame for so long that a reversal is likely due. And when bonds crater the multiples on stocks will likely crater too. I don't know when but sooner rather than later imo.

I use DTN IQ and feed it into Excel and it works flawlessly. I love it. If you pay for the data annually if costs about $65 a month for everything including exchange fees. That includes options.

Aaron and I have the same quesion. If they are located out of the country, why do you need to move to Chicago?

Yep, I agree with most here that the S7 is completely useless if you don't need to take it. I can't imagine wanting to take the exam if you don't have to. It is merely a general knowledge exam.

With the S&P at 830 thats a P/E of 16 or an earnings yield of 6.2% compared to a 10 yr T-bill rate of 4.29%. This is the largest that spread has been since 1982. If you take out tech the P/E gets much lower. The yield on the S&P is WAY lower than 6.2%. Where did you get that number. I bet...

Investors got cocky after many, many years of uninterupted growth. Now they will pay for their buy and hold strategy with many, many years of interupted growth. Buy and hold is dead. It is time to trade.

Battipaglia is without a doubt the biggest "permabull". That guy will candy coat any bad news. Rates going up? No Problem. Battipaglia says that rates will be lower soon and the market is a forward looking mechanism. Rates going down? Hell, everybody knows the market goes up with interest...