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Does ORCL still matter? This is not 1999. :D

Who would take non-GAAP #s seriously these days?

I think there's a price now on her head on Wall St.

SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Ford Motor Co. is expected to announce its long-awaited deal Wednesday to send its Land Rover and tarnished Jaguar brands back overseas in an effort to trim the automaker's product lineup and help raise cash to propel its turnaround...

There won't be any election in 1-2 years. So the politicians will just let them bleed.

``This crisis is much worse than 2001 and we don't know how long it's going to last,'' said Jo Bennett, a partner at executive search firm Battalia Winston International in New York. Job cuts ``could be more than 100,000 in a few years.' Some firms haven't fully disclosed their job cuts...

Average American family "can't pay their bills" http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?threadid=122108

How many of them are personal finance literate?

Expect a Sunday night rate cut by the Fed. :D

http://youtube.com/watch?v=WUSvfAskoJs

Unless you do simulation that runs for days or run "mission critical" apps, I wouldn't even bother with ECC. High quality NECC is good enough.

The Wall Street Journal's Web site is already (secretly) free http://machinist.salon.com/blog/2008/03/21/wsj/

These are the only ways he can get idiots to vote for him but they don't realize someone has to pay the piper soon.

I've heard his ratings have seen better days.

You don't get dividend with a long call. Or some "buy and hold" stock you don't want to sell for tax reasons.

The good thing is does he honestly have a chance this November?

"Vaseline" is probably a better word because you'll need it in a divorce. :D

What happened to that analyst who made the bold call of oil heading back to 40s last year?

Some people have no one to blame but themselves. http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2008/news/0803/gallery.real_stories/index.html

Is there any stock that is bear market proof? They all go down at the same time? I don't understand why people have to long "defensive" stocks in a bear market. You stay in cash or go short.