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You can't get anywhere near the water at the Hampton's for $1.5 million. $1.5 will get a nice 3 bed 2 1/2 bath in Quogue. :D

Members Who Blow the Most Time Posting in the Chit Chat Forum: (Indicates users who basically have no social life outside of ET and need some sort of counseling! ) ZZZZzzzzzzz......Congratulations, you have officially received "The ultimate loser" title.

This service is a joke. Everyday I can't login for half an hour and then I get booted off after 20 minutes. What the hell is going at Briefing?

I think Spike was referring to that post.

Rubberbird, Did you throw in the towel on your S+P short yet? Not flaming, just asking.

I know that. My main issue was with Cramer's sudden "early stock play of the week" that just happened to be the cover story at Barron's. Probably nothing, but I was just wondering what everyone else thought.

This was from Mad Money on friday...... Early Pick Of The Week Cramer decided to give out an early pick of the week for next week. He stated to own Motorola (MOT) before next week. Then I pick up Barron's on saturday morning and this is the front page headline...... MOTOROLA...

I would never give up any percentage of my profits. I'll stick to a base per share charge and 100% payout.

I disagree. A portion of every portfolio should be in muni's, CD's, and government bonds. The returns aren't stellar, but the risk is extremely low.

How are you getting a 6% yield from of muni's? That's a 9.8% return from a taxable alternative in my state.

CAFE halted by SEC. Trading will be suspended until August 5th. :eek:

Last week, Cramer pitched people into SBL and the very next day after the close SBL cut earnings guidance. Now he gets the stupid masses into GOOG and the stock goes into freefall. No doubt he will try to spin GOOG into a buying opportunity tonight on his show....but I think his viewers...

283.20 now

This is the best thread on ET in months. BUY, BUY, BUY!!!!!!

Yes, the early shorts.

Some people still use Hammer, but the majority are using Anvil.

85%...more like 98%.

Australia does not have the equivalent of FDIC, so is it worth the risk for an extra 1%?

http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/050717/whirlpool_maytag.html?.v=3