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CCI is to be released tomorrow at 10 a.m. It seems that if the number is lower than expected the market goes up on an expectation of a bigger rate cut. If the number is higher than projected market goes down. Expected Actual Nasdaq Dec 27 88.6 88.60...

Does anybody know standard deviation of The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index? (5000 households sample) Same question but for UMichigan Consumer Sentiment (Preliminary and final) ? (300/500 households sample) tradingboy

Stochastics, RSI, price channels and support levels, volume

Any thoughts on how much Societe Generale actions added on the near 600 point Dow futures loss on Sunday/Monday?

I think that the problem with credit card debt is that the companies are afraid to call it uncollectable. Ok, delinquent credit card payments generate excellent CC bills passed on to consumers. But at some point they will have to admit that the loss is not recoverable. What do you guys think...

think about the financial lobby and previous 50bpp agressive cut by Bernarke. Though I stand with IMO: 50bpp

40% chance of 75bpp cut - US rate futures. If you do not how to calculate from futures read this ============= CLEVELAND, Jan 17 (Reuters) - U.S. short-term interest rate futures pared losses on Thursday after comments from Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and a weak reading on...

Markets are changing every year. Many models fail next years, as you are facing the same models applied by hedge funds with a great computational power. Volatility is low. Adjust your trading patterns! Just my 2 cents

"Recessions are NEEDED from time to time" AGREED. Too bad that somebody wants to prolong the pain by cheap money infusions. There is enough cash out there already, but who wants to take a loss? right, nobody.

IMO: does not matter what size of the cut will 50bp or 75bp the markets will go down on that day. Why? 50bp would seems to be small on expectations of 40% that the cut should have been 75bp. Plus note that 50bp is already priced in. 75bp cut - yea, things are so bad, let us cut it agressivly -...

Oh yea, great! He still may be of some use though: listen to him and do the complete opposite

Financials are bullish. Great, cheap prices for CFC. Did anyone forget about when adjustable or subprime mortgages resets peak? He should not even be mentioned on this forum.

He can do better almost anywhere in Silicon Valley with 5 years of experience. Also have a look at the cost of living in NYC, bad weather, taxes, etc.

ge - have you guys seen this, C must have had a bet on Bear Stearns bacjk then, oh yea, financials must have had bottomed out then... http://www.flicklife.com/cc7fe9e453f3a2f26f24/Cramer_flips_out_on_MSNBC.html

Not necessarily, Look at Japan.

I have seen this happen. NASDAQ fall in 2000, oh yea things look cheap. Look at 2001. Anyways not 2000, but 2001 killed it at least the shop that I was in. I heard overexcited comments same sort on the phone today.

IMO: Bear market is coming. Why? the interest cuts are already priced in, job numbers can only go worse, consumer sales are off projections, just wait for the Christmas sales reports, adjustable mortgage resets will peak in March thus the financial crisis is not over + home sales data will be...

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Thanks! Thats what I suspected. N periods back - meaning set N as a parameter? Or if I have N point size data array, this has to be the first element available? Tradingboy