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The majority of fixed-rate loans nowadays have a non-assumable clause, otherwise, if assumable, rates are adjusted. Banks don't let you play that game anymore. Not on their dime.

My experience in the last 2-3 recessions is there was a 6 mo.-1 year window at the very bottom, where such good deals could be had just prior to market taking off. I believe those 'good deals' in other states right now, while good in terms of price, will find the rental market tough if bought...

Old Trader, are you referring to California or other states? The only stuff I see fitting that category is run-down property that needs some 'fixing'. Usually in poor neighborhoods. 'Seems like there's still too many bottom fishers. Market won't bottom 'til they too give up & go away.

Dude, there's no such thing. Anybody who says otherwise, is lying, period. The 'training' is just a deposit fee in disguise. A 'firm', conartist, broker, dealer, bookie, casino, exchange, co., etc, is in business to make a *profit* from/through you. They're not in business to "serve"...

tradestation & worden bros, stockfinder, esignal, probably others. Usually you have to write some simple code/query to get it. Or have someone write it for you.

What's scary is these crooked executives paying themselves $50mil-$500min in salary as reported in the media today. And *nobody* does 1 thing about it, as if it's the norm. At this rate minimum wage will soon be $100K/year & that would be the main reason the market would go up, because $'s...

Services from data providers are usually available to those willing to "pay-up". :p

Market action has sucked lately. It's been unconvincing on the upside lately & now not convincing on downside so far today. Looks like profit-taking on recent gains of "defensive" issues. Might as well go to the beach.

Looks like short covering there today. Like I said I'm not short YET. Need a little more confirmation.

Most stocks up at this moment are defensive in nature. This is often a topping pattern so tomorrow should see the start of a decline. I'm not short yet, though.

While I'm for such a system, 1 problem is that it'll be abused by millions of losers out there. As for hopitals overcharging...hell yeah! If you pay cash, you pay anywhere 2-10 times what the crooked insurance cos. pay. Also this stupid system of insurance cos. spends a *huge* percent...

I got this link from Traderfeed blog. Steenblab is usually a standup guy but once in a while forgets to do his homework. This "interview" seems fishy to me. Somebody getting 43% annual returns doesn't need to deal with another bs "public education" website, especially an unfinished one...

Since the crowd is usually wrong, the same thought can be applied to what the crowd trades. Too many "players" in ES so I look for other things that actually move. Find a stock or instrument (several) that suit your personality. I think in trading you have to be "different", do it...

Give it a rest. 2 weeks, 1 month, 3 months. Depends. If it's in your "blood", you'll eventually come back with better ideas/methods to test. But you need a break & some "clarity" to form a better way of trading. ES is a tough game. Not my kind of playground. Shitty odds.

I have a feeling all this flash order bs came into the news because somebody at NYSE or others associated with them wanted to screw the other "exchanges/ecn's" & they figured this was the best way to do it...make them look bad. Who knows, maybe NYSE secretely "flashes" orders to their #1...

Hey stock, Since you & her are always bullish, maybe you guys are related? You must be her poor grandson? Yeah, I can see the resemblance!:D

Fuck that old bitch. Probably has cost the public $Billions in losses over the years. What's the use of a perpetual bullish piece of shit like her??? She's as crooked as the entire Goldman "crew".

These leeches just feed off tax-payers other hard working bagholders through tons of fees, etc, etc.

Well, if they aren't, I'm sure they or their front guys paid for the 'study' 100 times over! The US has got to be the country with the most 'studies' trying to manipulate dumb public opinion.

At best, it's a Ponzi scheme, at worst a complete con job. Kiss your money good bye!