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I was born in the early 60s, and I read Gen X long ago I thought he totally nailed what it meant to be at the tail end of the bb generation, in a way that no one else had ever come close. He gave name and mention to topics that a lot of people were dealing with daily, but did not conciously...

although im still a registered republican, i consider myself an independent i am against big spending even more than tax cuts problem with our spend-a-holics is that they still have a credit card thats the issue

star wars is total stupidity bush has spent his term convincing us that all anyone has to do is smuggle nukes into cities, then set them off later why watch the sky when the nuke is coming in on a logging truck from canada

fair enough, i readily conceed that MOST pols are total hypicrites (like Bill Bennet's critisism of Clinton, think of all the casino time he lost having to set things straight) by the way, im neither a republican or dem (although im still registered as a repub from working on a campaign) i...

"and private jets for the Kennedy have to be eliminated" well, i think we are all willing to retract our statements of support for Kennedy's jets

funny, i dont remember saying anything about bush or clinton all i said is that the annual deficit has soared and you are right, that it has a lot to do with drop in cap gains, which has to do with the bubble and not the president but in a household budget, if revenue drops without a...

im more for reducing spending than i am against cutting taxes, my interest is in a ballanced budget, i would eagerly support a program of cutting spending but i feel you must cut spending before you cut taxes

Because lowering taxes doesnt change your economic position any more than reducing your credit card payments makes you wealthier http://www.federalbudget.com/ Debt cap now being raised above 7 trillion The taxes you now pay have interest on the debt as 2nd highest expence...

i saw him on tv on meet the press i loved when tim pointed out that taxes were raised on working americans overseas when taxes were reduced on the most wealthy he just smiled and said, "well, you know tim, thats an offset" no sh*t sherlock, like the viewers were dumb enough to not catch...

OK, optional, I get the impression you are not a big believer in Bright trading, I think anyone reading this thread can see your name, and guess that the post will not be in support of Bright or OO. Open orders is a strategy that some believe in, others do not. I believe in it, based on the...

Thats exactly right He made that call early in the collapse, and never let go, no stop loss not nothing, from 80 to 25. Somehow, those who praise Bob dont feel that call counts in his record. It one of the wost calls of all time

I received one of his "high impact" marketing brochers in the mail and did some checking. Again and again I kept hearing about how he made some great fortune in a short time, how his daughter won a championship, and how his detractors are all liars. What I DIDN'T see anywhere was a...

I think its nuts to take a position in a company you dont intend to perform in, just to keep a licese alive. The harm you do to your reputation is far greater than the hassle of retaking the test. I am preparing to take the 7 next week, so I dont say this lightly (Roman numeral questions -ugh!)

3 fills +162 (+114 after commissions)

4 fills, 4 winners +588

no fill, .09 envelope, dang

yes you can, but i sure would take a hard look at the bid/ask spread the round trip of buying at the ask and selling at the bid can be very harsh on options of course you can make your own bid and ask, but then you are not guaranteed timely execution, especially if the option is moving...

2 fills 1200 each, 14 and 25 cents $468 (minus comm)

"Looking at around $2K including fp monitor, scanner, printer. " For a mid range, I dont think you have to spend near that much. Personally, I like Best Buy better than CompUSA, The prices have seemed better and the brands more mainstream. I would consider almost any lesser known brand...

The above is absolutely true I would say that a degree is almost always necessary. I never saw anyone interviewed that did not have a degree in *something* That said, I dont think it is really necessary - axeman is abosolutely correct that everything worthwhile is learned on the job. I...