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Your mistake is your looking at a message board and saying to yourself "This time it might not be true because they said x and x last time on the board and it didnt come true" Use common sense and logic. Dont listen to people on tv or the message board. Ask yourself some questions. 1)...

Its not taking a long time, its taking the usual time. The indexes will meander about looking for direction. Sometimes they will seem up, sometimes they will seem down. This will take about a month, maybe two. By March-April there will be indecision and then all hell will break loose in May...

Some of you guys act like you are blindfolded in a closet. This isnt the first year the market has ever traded. There is actually a rich history going back many decades. The beginning of the year is usually lackluster generally and sometimes there is only a mild run-up. Then the summer...

I've been looking at these charts and quotes for a very long time. I can read it like music. They push it up there to make a headline and gain attention. Now everyone's eyes are wide open and they see the analysts ratings. Everyone wants to get a piece of this old tech name. The truth is...

Come on guys. First, go to www.stockcharts.com. Second, go to market summary. Third, pick a few indexes and show the 50/200 day moving average. The small/mid caps are tiring out. The large caps are holding in there, but not making any new highs. There is a chance they will...

There is that guy on CNBC saying that IBM went over 100......

see the other ibm thread

They are trying to make 100 dollars the new floor. Right now its the ceiling. Except for that 1 block that went off over 100, every other order seemed pretty small. Im wondering if anyone reading this was a specialist at one time, do they really pull these types of tricks? I dont know...

See whats happening now. No interest up over 100. It was an artificial run consisting of odd lots and then right when it got up there, they might have stuck some blocks up in the 100s so everyone could go "oh gosh, a block went off at 100". At least, now the analysts can say that it got to...

I suspected such...they got it up there with small amounts of shares. Then right when it hit 100, they stuck in a block of 56000 shares so they could demonstrate that there is lots of interest up there. Now lets see who takes the bait.

Im thinking thats what everyone is waiting for. If you were a fund manager, wouldnt you want some confirmation before piling your money into a company that definately appears to have a double top on the chart? Maybe Jim Cramer wont look at the chart...

Yep. Im looking at the running chart right now. As it approached the 100 dollar line it pulled back. Im guessing that traders dont want the same thing happen to them as in early 2005 where IBM suddenly took a dump 20 points. The P/E ratios and fundamentals were similiar in both time periods...

Ok, now the submarine is starting to go higher. Awwwww...

Strictly speaking of this matter chartwise and not looking at anything else such as the analysts or fundamentals, I would say crossing over into the 100 dollar territory will be difficult. Its going to take a lot of volume. It does look like a double top.

Thats it. I feel like Im in a submarine that has gone too deep...anyone got any ideas? Is big money simply shorting oil now and riding the momentum down?

The click and beep thing was actually great, at first. . . then it went "beep beep" and that usually meant "problem problem". Then everyone who beeped you wanted immediate attention. After a while I wanted to throw it in the garbage, I just wanted real telephone calls again. As for the...

I found it: "For 2005, the first $250,000 of a single taxpayer's total taxable assets are exempt. Assets above $250,000 are taxed at $.50 per thousand dollars of value. Joint filers may exempt $500,000 of total taxable assets." That doesnt sound like much. So if I had 1.25 million bucks...

Here is the entire afterhours chart. Looking at the time/sales, there were some 100000 share blocks tossed out there. At the end of the chart, I can see where the value guys stepped in to save it at 18.

I never heard of an asset tax. Can you give me a hypothetical?