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Let me add that you have to convert your strategy to indicator form to use this. It definitely works to allow data from as many symbols as you want to be seen by the 'receiver', as I use this myself.

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Finally, an ET poster who wants to look at the root cause of the problem and not just blame everything on Obama. I was starting to think there weren't any more like that. The root cause of this, in the USA, is overspending on the military. Both Social Security and Medicare have run...

THere is a disconnect here. The author of the post stated that Obama is to blame for everything. I presented facts that clearly show this has been going on for years and counter the "Everything was perfect and running smoothly until Obama took office" argument. Where were all of these debt...

Harry Truman was one of the worst Presidents in US history. He allowed the US to lose a winnable war by hiding behind the United Nations. This trend of fighing wars with one arm behind our back started with him. I'm afraid the problems may be too big to solve for any President. Every...

You are an idiot ( just repeating your opening sentence). Do you dispute any of my facts? Do you have any of your own? The trend started 40 years ago. Many major economists agree with my facts. If you want to ignore the 12T debt in place before a budget passed on Obama's watch, be my guest.

I disagree totally with paragraph 2. Obama is not to blame for any of this. There is a tendency in American politics to always shift the blame to whomever is in office at the current time. This lack of accountability is the main problem with our country. I'll give 3 examples to make my...

So, avoiding deflation at the cost of everything else is considered a good job?

The Fed is required by law to enact policies that keep the unemployment rate below ~ 4 or 5.5 % (can't remember the exact number). Apparently, this requirement has been waived.

All you need is a dollar and a dream, or, in this case, a lb and a dream.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100608/ap_on_re_mi_ea/ml_iraq_beijing_s_oil_bonanza The link above shows the long term intelligence level of the west. The West puts sanctions on countries so western companies can't do business there. So China, which couldn't care less about sanctions, and...

I remember hearing or reading somewhere that tradestation averaged ~100,000 trades per day. I don't know if that was overall or for stocks only. It would be hard to wring out a number of traders from just this number, though.

That's easy. Just let America open more bases.

Well, there is no such thing as good debt or bad debt. All debt is a burden until it is repaid with as much interest as the borrower can stand. So, it's to the banks' advantage to pile as much debt as possible onto individuals/gov'ts/corporations . Especially since they knew they would be...

2010 summer is shaping up to be the worst movie going season in a long time. None of the action-adventure-scifi movies are measuring up to Star Trek/district 9/ Avatar from last year or Iron man1/Dark Knight/Transformers1 from previous years. I've seen a few movies this summer and I was...

Yeah, I know the number is much higher in reality. That's why I used the ~ (approximately) sign.

There is no such thing as jobless recovery. Anyone who thinks otherwise is deluding themselves. Once the stimulus is finished being wasted, we will see where the recovery stands. I seriously doubt it is possible to have sustained economic growth with ~10% of your labor force unemployed or...

You missed my point. If stimulus monies were to be spent, then every penny should have been spent on the private sector. It would be easy to compete with unfair labor practices in other countires. During America's boom period, between the end of the Civil War and the creation of the Fed...

As I mentioned before, the stimulus was wasted on saving/creating gov't jobs at the expense of private sector jobs. Now with the stimulus running out, we will see the real jobs picture.

I've read somewhere that 70 - 80% of gov't defense contracts are overbudget on a per unit delivered basis. Obviously, for the defense contractors to make a profit, the gov't has to give them this cost overrun money whenever they demand it. So, I don't see any end in sight. I've seen examples...