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How about $50?

I do not see how the U.S. can accomplish its stated objectives, and keep our casualties at an acceptable level. In that sense, we may have already lost the war. No wonder Rumsfield is backpedaling: --- <b>ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON—U.S. Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld says American...

"We went to a hospital and a doctor started to shoot at us," said Khalid Al Anzi, 34, a Kuwaiti working as an interpreter for the Marines. "The Marines don't shoot back, they talk and they call the other people to come out." http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A39022-2003Mar27.html...

Except that the war rally has been well discounted. I suspect this is a garden-variety 10% wonder. For this rally to have legs, the market must be able to shrug off the ORCL blowout tomorrow.

The world according to Donald Rumsfeld: http://www.nationalpost.com/home/story.html?id=%7B9083A195-3F5B-44E1-83DB-CD6E55632ADA%7D

Two slices of bread, jelly, and Skippy make a nutritious sandwich.

No, I am more conservative. I bought QQQ April 24 puts, flipped them for a quick profit, and bought them again. :cool:

Make it a fear-of-missing-out rally.

I did - nibbled on QQQ Apr 24 puts. :cool:

To begin with, forget about earning "side money". Instead, concentrate on not losing a lot of money on a single trade. With $2000 you can open a margin account with Interactive Brokers and swing-trade 100 shares of QQQ or a big-cap tech stock. Don't use leverage unless you absolutely must.

To the contrary: the U.S. is going to offer the U.N. control of Iraq's oil resources.

Set a stop loss, a profit target, and go away.

Don't you know that Islam is a religion of peace?

For example, when LOW reported a blow-out quarter: http://biz.yahoo.com/rb/030224/retail_lowes_earns_5.html I bought LOW @ $37.96 and sold March 37.5 calls @ $1.70 .

I stopped watching CNBC a long time ago because of the hype like THE STOCKS ARE ON FIRE!!!. I listen to Bloomberg TV in the morning.

For the same reason rumors surface at key support points: the market bounces off support and talking heads scramble to offer a "rational" explanation of the bounce.

I do this by writing ITM covered calls aiming at 1-2% a month.

Are sure he said "puts" and not "putz"? :D

To quote Todd Henderson: "Opportunities are made up more easily than losses".

Thank you.:p