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    Chinese ADRs

    http://finviz.com/list.ashx?v=211&f=geo_chinahongkong&p=d
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    Good job Fed!

    So, despite all of the ugliness of the subprime mortgage shakeout -- with its accompanying rises in bankruptcies and foreclosures -- our latest ChangeWave survey results showed consumer spending has taken only a very slight hit so far. ---------- Retailers reported generally strong...
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    # of NYSE stocks on the S&P500???

    reuters screener
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    # of NYSE stocks on the S&P500???

    73 nasdaq (14.6%) 427 nyse (85.4%)
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    Stock Trad3r INDEX

    01/14/00 10/09/02 -37.85% dow 03/24/00 10/09/02 -49.15% sp500 03/10/00 10/09/02 -77.93% nasdaq
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    the jobs numbers were big surprise

    Intel raises revenue forecast range for third quarter recession...
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    the jobs numbers were big surprise

    Relative importance of components in the Consumer Price Indexes: ftp://ftp.bls.gov/pub/special.requests/cpi/cpiri2006.txt Food 15% Housing 42% Apparel 4% Transportation 17% Medical care 6% Recreation 5.5% Education and communication 6%
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    the jobs numbers were big surprise

    i know those numbers, but just for example: do you believe this? double digit earnings, unemplyment rate < 5% and 7 YEARS of negative GDP growth?
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    the jobs numbers were big surprise

    1. then show me a better indicator than CPI, which supports 6-7% inflation 2. CPI has been criticized for overstating inflation 3. the year/year change in core CPI is seen by most economists as the best measure of the underlying inflation rate = ~2%
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    the jobs numbers were big surprise

    so you are saying that "units sold" is lower (should be in recession), but they beat earnings by higher prices? like dell for example? what can be more "anti-inflation" than technology? and btw, last CPI was flat.
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    the jobs numbers were big surprise

    recession? so how is it possible that earnings are still ok?
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    How do you value invest in a stock and buy it ?

    BRK.A: +8.96% SP500: +4.30% DOW: +7.34%
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    How do you value invest in a stock and buy it ?

    1927-2001 large value 11.5% small value 14.8% large growth 9.2% small growth 9.6%
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    Data provider for market scans (w/API)

    I'm looking for data provider with the following specifications: - EOD historical data - intraday snapshots (OHLC only, not streaming...) - NYSE+NASDAQ+AMEX - API (C# if possible) - price +/-$100/month. opentick is great but not reliable. Thanks!
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    Software development for free

    I'm a programmer with over 15 years experience in computer graphics industry (C/C++/C#, Windows/Linux/Mac, etc.), but I want to get some references (and contacts) in finance. If you think I could help you, please send me a PM. Thanks!
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