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1st question where are you from the states, europe,canada, asia

but what I found was really funny is that jp morgan was the lead dip lender for delphi. And everybody knows it takes time for dip financing tobe lined up, so it doesnt explain why he was blind sided.

How come every major brokerage missed the delphi bankruptcy, Himanshu Patel was telling everybody delphi wouldnt go bankrupt, Merril lynch said it was impossible, key banc said never going to happen. So is this a sign analysts know nothing :D

well from my 4th year of biochem, I remember our prof telling us a majority of flu's come out of asian and china because of the close proximaty to livestock and chicken. Its not the fear of americans getting it, but of people bringing over the avian flu.

I think a major threat is the UAW walking off or striking at delphi.....I dont think they will accept 10$ wages in or out of bankruptcy. The uaw is the most militant union, second only to the airline unions.

yup, alot of people didnt know that, b/c usually companies file early monday morning, but I guess they were waiting for a final ditch offer on friday.

I dont know you have every major brokerage claiming delphi wouldnt go bankrupt. So it wasnt expected.

well theres ameritrade canada which has 10.99 trades, and theres etrade at 26.99. Tdwaterhouse at 29$, , another option you might not know you can open an account with an american brokerage like tdwaterhouse US. Or fidility US, scottrade US. You can trades on the cheap. like 9.99. You dont...

well the negative it doesnt have much of nite life, and a few good bars and clubs. I would say if your 22-30 live in vancouver, vancouver is pretty good if your single, but if you are like 32-40 about to settle down then its victoria. It only has one snowy day of the year, and its like a couple...

Ok we know that the government knew for a few months before it was released to the public that cows were tested postive for mad cows diesease. But they were prelimary tests, and the government decided to wait for more thorough tests before they annouced formally mad cow diesease was indeed in...

do you think that avian flu might actually be in the United states already. This seems like the mad cow thing where the government knew for months that mad cow was already in the united, but they decided to wait for months for comfirmation results.

yup, its an even milder weather then vancouver, because of the special situation victoria is located in. Those you do get really rainy days, but victoria is the sunniest part of canada.

what about tyson foods, and campbells. There meat and butter a chicken noodle soups or soup products.

lol sorry, its just that every day I hear people going things will never happen, but its things that happen in regular occurrence. Like shock they have earthquakes in california, but there are people who belieave san francisco or las angelas will never ever get one. Or people who belieave...

well dont you think its the same kind of thinking before katrina hit new orleans. You have people going its never going to happen, those, hurricanes hit every year. And those same people are now going, we werent warned, nobody said anything, it came out of nowhere. I think they should get...

I would choose refco, Ive been using them for over 10 years, and there great people. Well the canadian division of refco. Never had any problems, except there alittle pricy for commod trades, but if you want access to pits, their the ownly canadian commodity brokers I would go to. If you want...

well it depends, the weather in van is nothing compared to new york, or stuff you get in toronto. LOL thats why you want to live in victoria

lol Im long coffins :D

What are the stocks we should short when avian flu finally hits north america? And which stocks should we buy.

I would personally learn everything I can before I enter any shop for trading. I would personally start with alan farley's master swing trader, then technical analysis book. You can pick up all of these book for free in the vancouver public library or at the library at UBC, so there no costs...