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first you say that you walked in off the street, had a 10 minute interview, and was in, and now you say this. There goes your credibili.. oh shit, i forgot, you have none.

If it falls I highly doubt it will rebound. When a stock is this overinflated and misses earnings, they will drop and won't stop dropping.

You have to learn the rules of the market before you can make any money.

For the possible earnings scenarios, what do you think AMZN would open at in AH: 1) Top line beat, bottom line beat. 35c EPS 2) Top line beat, bottom line beat. 17c EPS 3) Top line beat, bottom line miss, 14c EPS 4) Top line miss, bottom line beat, 35c EPS 5) Top line miss, bottom line...

So you're another person wanting to make a quick easy buck from daytrading. NOT GOING TO HAPPEN. You're not even allowed to daytrade with 1K, forget it. Go to vegas instead.

Munster stressed that his figure is based on the ability of Apple to sell 45 million iPhones in 2009. What the fuck? Unless the price of the iphone gets cut, a lot (which means much less profit), they're not selling 45 million iphones in 2009.

if goog missed, bidu isn't going to be that rosy.

Open an account with IB if you got > 5K. You have to say you have good/excellent knowledge of options, and they'll let you trade them. there's no bullshit trading levels there. You get full privileges, or none, and they usually give it to you.

No, the last shareholder owns the company.

Sure it is Daal, if you're the ONLY shareholder, you own 100% of the company. An entity can't own itself, someone has to be the owner of it. And in reality, as the company repurchases it's shares (provided the company's stable and profitable), every share that's purchased makes all the...

Ok, let's just say.. A company has 100 shares total. Shareholders hold 80 of them The company holds 20 by itself Each share a shareholder holds is really 1.25 shares. Since the shareholders own the company, and the company owns it's own shares, the shareholders own the shares the...

you buying options or writing them? Buying them might be do-able considering the leverage options give you, you can make some pretty big plays with 1K. For you, I recommend scottrade. They rip you off if you do any kind of size w/ options (they charge you 7 + 1.25), but you won't be doing...

So uh, what's your rationale for it popping? Just gambling? And btw, you have no reputation.

It was the retailers' choice to sell the book at cost. The LIST PRICE is $35, and they sell it for $18. Nobody forced them to carry the book, and nobody forced them to sell it at a loss. All the retailers used it as a chance to do a promotion.

I guess the SEC wants people to keep their money in the US, so we can get screwed by our own fraudulent shit (REITs and subprime bonds anyone?)

The artist (or writer in this case) made tons of money off this book. The publisher made tons of money off this book. The only losers are the retailers.

First off, according to this article: http://www.calendarlive.com/books/cl-et-pottersales16jul16,0,3926490.story?coll=cl-books Retailers are paying about $17.50 for the book, which seems like a reasonable figure. So, based on these figures, and amazon.com's "special" on the potter book...

lol, buy a million shares of a penny stock? What fucking piece of shit penny stock has that kind of liquidity? Don't waste your time.

Financing the car would definitely cost more, and either way, the place I'm renting is a 1 bedroom. If you want to live w/ a roommate, you have to pay more for a larger living space. Just for the sake of argument, 1 bedroom = 1700, 2 bedroom = 2400 (divided by 2 = 1200 per person), so you'd be...

equity or index OPTIONS. You can trade foreign equities.