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Lookin' good, Giants.

I agree with these MSFT shareholders: http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aS7.BLMcS3Wg&refer=home Microsoft Investors Don't See Gains From Yahoo Deal (Update1) By Dina Bass Feb. 2 (Bloomberg) -- Some Microsoft Corp. shareholders say the software maker's $44.6 billion...

Sometimes, a healthy dose of common sense can prevail when assessing a trend. Google owns search, and is much more ingenious, innovative and enterprising than Microsoft and Yahoo put together. That trend will remain intact. And by the way, a large % of Microsoft shareholders are...

Mr. Softy is going to have its ass handed to it by the galactically stupid move of offering at least 44 billion for a decaying Yahoo, and probably much more if the deal actually is consummated.

27 - 20 Giants. See ya' Monday, mac. Bring large bills. :cool:

You win this time, William. :eek: But I'll get you eventually, Rennick! [shaking fist angrily].

And so it shall be. Easy line.

We close red. So it shall be.

Stupid, stupid use of cash by MSFT and it shall be punished.

+1 Enjoy these gift days while they last, ladies. There may not be many left for a while.

AUO and GLW. Be careful - margins are getting hammered.

The intent of the founding fathers has been absolutely and permanently decimated by an all powerful, Orwellian-like central government. Now that the people have been effectively turned into sheeple, there's no hope. The masses are indentured servants, and so shall their children be, from...

A trend is forming. http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aVaUKS9bOLVg&refer=home American Express Profit Drops 9.9% as Card Defaults Increase; Shares Fall American Express Profit Falls 9.9% on Loss Charge (Update2) By Hugh Son Jan. 28 (Bloomberg) -- American Express...

http://www.amazon.com/gp/reader/0609806998/ref=sib_dp_pt/002-2954852-9016834#reader-link Jim Glassman in 1999:

http://www.itulip.com/awards.htm April 2001: Abby Joseph Cohen, Goldman Sachs "The time to be nervous was a year ago. The S&P then was overvalued, it's now undervalued." Oh, that's just the start:

Lowering rates won't save equity markets. And the market has already baked in a cut of as much as 75 basis points. The equity boom was built on massive leverage and a historically unprecedented house of cards (pun intended).

My biggest mistake of 2007? Not buying the two year treasury note when it was yielding 4.7%. I could have made an easy and fast 30% on that trade.

People likely to post here or on other financial/trading oriented forums are not likely to be the ones racking up huge credit card bills and making the minimum payments, incurring huge interest charges in the process. But this forum is in no way indicative of the average American consumer...

Some people use debit cards, true. But credit cards use is absolutely spiking, and credit card payment deliquency rates are spiking, too. Check out the figures AMEX and MA cited in their recent reporting. And I'm saying credit can build a nation, as well as destroy a nation. It can...