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The stock has gapped down twice in one week. Buying here is just wishful thinking and simply guessing where a bottom for the stock may be and where CFC eventually ends up. The stock has broken below 30 and closed below that support level. Way too early to go long on a turn around play like...

I don't see any light at the end of the tunnel for CFC or a housing turnaround anytime soon. The worse is yet to come for real estate defaults, the real estate market and CFC. Stay away.

Thanks again greg for the set up information as I am security conscious but security ignorant. This WRT15N seems to have all the latest and necessary security features. That pushed me in the direction of the N router and the N card. I had to go one direction or another with this Dell Vostro...

GWB-Trading Greg and others. Thanks for the help and the info. I will do what you suggest when I get the router with the SSDI and MAC address and manufacturer default settings. I have to buy something and this router at $100 seemed the way to go instead of buying the Linksys WRT54g for...

Thanks, I got a little worried there by some of the responses here but after reading the article(unless something has changed from the articles date) I think I made the right decision and I think this Linksys N router will be fine. In the specs for it Linksys says that it is compliant with the...

I was doing a little research into this and here is an article you might want to read. 802.11n Draft 2.0 gets thumbs up from Working Group By Eric Bangeman | Published: March 13, 2007 - 09:38AM CT Draft 2.0 of the 802.11n spec has been approved by the 802.11 Working Group, moving the...

I ordered my new Vostro laptop with an "Intel 4965AGN Wireless-N Mini-card" for an extra $59 as opposed to the Wireless-G Mini card which was included free in the price. http://configure.us.dell.com/dellstore/config.aspx?c=us&cs=04&kc=6W300&l=en&oc=bqdwk2j&s=bsd Was that a mistake? I...

Well I can buy a Linksys G router for $49 so maybe I will just go ahead and do that for now and wait to get an N.

Thanks I'll keep that in mind when I make my final router purchase. Linksys lists this router as compatible with b and G, just like the g routers are compatible with b. I didn't know there were so many problems with them. So this upgrade to N speeds standard is going to be dropped and will...

I've called Best Buy geeksquad and have found them to be very poorly educated about things. When I called them about different Intel processors they couldn't tell me if the Core 2 Duo was fatser or the newer chip over the Duo Core. I'll pass on the Geek Squad. I was hoping to find some...

I've never been in a Starbucks before. I was just using that as an example that the N router will function at locations that operate at b or g wireless speeds. Atleast that is what the Linksys sales rep told me and suggest for me to get. This computer will only be used for trading in my home...

2.4GHz wireless frequency (802.11b-, 802.11g- and draft 802.11n-compliant) Up to 54 Mbps data transfer rates with Wireless-G; compatible with draft 802.11n for data transfer rates up to 12 times higher than typical 802.11g rates The Linksys sales rep said go with an N. He didn't tell me...

That N router from Linksys costs $100 so I don't have a problem with N being more expensive. The Laptop with the N Intel N card will operate at g or b speeds at a location(Starbucks) that isn't up to N speeds. So the N routers are backwards compatabile.

I ordered my laptop with an N wireless card. I want to buy an N router instead of having to buy a G and then later an N. I don't see any disadvantage to an N router. What do you see as a disadvantage to using N speedss now?

Thanks for the info. What is SSID, MAC address? In answer to your questions. I won't be scalping, I will be making a handful of trades daily especially initially, and I have a bad back and can't sit at a desk for long periods of time. I will likely wire the laptop but I want the flexibility...

Please delete this thread it is a duplicate of the one below. The boards have been troublsome to me since I signed up. They wouldn't allow me to start a thread and now they won't allow me to delete this thread. I get this message. You do not have permission to access this page. This could be...

Hello, I am new to the board, first post and have a question about whether this Router will be sufficient to insure wireless security. I started trading in the early 80's with the first home PC (IBM JR) and a 300 baud modem through Dial Data, prior to an Internet, Aol, Compuserve, Prodigy...

Hello, I am new to the board, first post and have a question about whether this Router will be sufficient to insure wireless security. I started trading in the early 80's with the first home PC (IBM JR) and a 300 baud modem through Dial Data, prior to an Internet, Aol, Compuserve, Prodigy...