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I wouldn't be too worried about gaps. Chart has many gaps and two island gaps from what I see at a quick glance. It's gonna leave more gaps.

On an unrelated note, what's that saying about the fool and his money?

Just wait until we are far away from Sept. he'll come back, this is ET after all. They always come back home.

Dreamworks animation and Warner Brother's tv shows sounds like a light billing.

Just to be a devi's advocate, they can be trading and selling memberships, but probably only engaged in the latter.

You're right, this is easy.

Atomic batteries can propel an electric car but it's very inefficient at this point, less than 10%. They are being used right now as a low powered long life power source in remote parts of the world. And to the contrary they don't use nuclear chain reaction.

ADR is the more direct way of buying the company. It just has a 2x multiplier of the original stock trading in the home country's exchange.

Pretty much a non-news. It's a contract drawn up to prevent other companies to take over Nvidia. It's sorta like the pac-man defense. Nothing will materialize out of this and each company will go along business as usual.

$9.99 for 200 minutes. I don't see google buying this company. They bought gizmo5 so they're trying to compete with skype. Ads don't work well on landlines but better on smart phones and computers.

If newspapers were nationalized I could have seen the full article with out paying directly.

HLO data are extra.

I second that and spamming message boards would be my second favorite thing to do.

Most of those 17 million households that are talked about in the article can have a bank account with no problem. But the article ties that in with lack of access to loans/credit, which in this economy is way more than 17 million. This article fails in it's stat manipulation.

Maybe the guy wants to know the process involved in buying a seat. Isn't it smart to know all the aspects of the infrastructure you are doing business with? People cannot be this crabby unless they were shorting this market since July.

I would rather buy T or VZ instead of MO. MO has the bigger yield but the telcos listed above have decent yields and have higher growth potential. Also both of those companies have risen less than MO this year so any downward movements should be less impactful while setting up for greater...

Never say never, eh? http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/breakingnews/No-hospital-beds-available-man-dies-in-US-52083467.html?viewAllComments=y

My mother who never bought a single share of any stock gave me a hot tip: buy gold. It's 1999 again where everybody is an expert. Time to short.

I suppose they are just like Yahoo! now with messaging, email, and web content. ISP side of their business should be effectively dead.

Post 1911 - My favorite historical topic: break up of Standard Oil. It's not quite post 1929 but it's a significant point in history. 1944 Bretton Woods system 1964 Civil rights act, especially title 7. 1984 AT&T breakup 1994 - NAFTA