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With commodity hedges and across the board decreased devaluation on fuel sources, utilities will do well going forward. Obama's stance on coal is a cause for concern long term. What really intrigues me is water. We're surround by it but we don't have enough of it. I think it could be a...

Inverted yield curves signal an incoming round-house kick on the stock market by Chuck Norris.

Chuck Norris still has open trades on the March 1999 ES contract, they wouldn't dare to roll over his contracts.

I thought sale price was already mentioned. According to marketwatch it'll be $68 billion. ($43.98/share*68B)/58.56B)= 51.06/share http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/pfizer-buying-wyeth-68-billion/story.aspx?guid=%7B5C8592D2-0025-46AC-9AE4-DFE5A1EE680D%7D&dist=msr_7

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My wish list: I would like to own B shares of Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.B or BRK-B). But at current prices ($3200) I don't see good valuation and relatively safety in share price relative to the lows it made in November. Good entrance price I see is around $2900 to $3000. This stock I...

Future predictions: I do think we are bottoming out and a depression was narrowly avoided although means to that end came out of a discombobulated fed policies. In saying that, I am still a bear and I think we can expect to see lower prices epically in blue chips. Two of Dow 30's stocks...

I went in with a plan to aggressively buy dividend stocks with and I managed to bring to total portfolio to yield 5.11% annually as of Jan 12, 2008 despite Microsoft (2.74% yield) being my largest holding. My unrealized P&L has been swing from -$800 to +$2000. In the scheme of things that...

KCBOT too......Claire McCaskill is from Missouri.

That is the biggest BS I heard this morning. Information is the most prized asset in the world. If you don't know whats going on you'll lose money.

Fail

GM will be hard to kick out of the Dow 30 just for that fact that there is really no other American car maker that can take it's place.

Light volume and testing support argument can't stand on it's own you have to give us more than that to make us take you seriously.

He also said "the failure of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, setting in motion the biggest government bailout/takeover in U.S. history, brings a grim sense of fulfillment to competent economists.... Our political economy is rife with such catastrophes in waiting, yet the public always seems...

It looks like OHLC and volume. I don't know what that does have to do with anything.

You went short at the low end of downward swing. You should really get in at near the top or mid swing. If you have to have that stock at the near bottom you need to a confirmation of a support breakdown. If I was in your situation I would probably dump it around 42 or if you really want to...

Speaking of volume, there it is and the volume trend is broken. I think we'll give haft the gains back from this swing by midweek.

Looks pretty flat to me.

Uncertainty over the violence in Gaza and the market closing tomorrow, people took their money out.

That would put MSFT around 88 billion valuation which would put them in the leage of AAPl. Highly unlikely given MSFT's ebitda is over 4 times that of AAPL and both has same amount of cash on hand.