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Short term? I don't know. Someone just made a very lucid point the other day about how we just witnessed the formation of a longer term, perfect double top, though, and the chart they attached was quite illustrative.

Guys, I need your help when my new system comes in. I ordered a Linux-preconfigured Thinkpad (which they just started selling - SUSE versions). I want to load Windows XP onto, whether keeping Linux partitioned, or not. You will have the satisfaction of helping a truly and sadly...

...then what? Let me clarify my question. This rally will fail. I think most of us have set up to fade it. But if it fails today, and we end up close to even or even @ a loss, hasn't the fed just shot another was, in an increasingly diminishing arsenal, for no good effect? Isn't the fed...

Hey Stoney. I can't pull the trigger on it. Especially on a day like today. I wish they had transparent books; that would at least allow me to know what their EBITDA is.

Buyout Industry, Once Flush, Staggers Under Weight of Debt http://www.nytimes.com/2008/03/11/business/11equity.html?_r=1&oref=slogin By MICHAEL J. de la MERCED Published: March 11, 2008 With their big paydays and bigger egos, private equity moguls came to symbolize an era of...

+1 Could not agree with you more, Pabst.

If you want to find some long term holds right now, discretionaries are the right play. Makes sure the companies have strong revenue, little debt, and most importantly, a product line in demand. I, personally, like electronics (computers and peripherals, HDTVs, digicams, laser printers and...

BFD. I can't stand repubs or dems. At least dems don't try to cater to evangelicals and bible-thumpers, while they engage in orgiastic and sometimes pedophiliac lewdness behind closed doors. Spitzer had consensual sex with another adult (and a woman, at that). Whoop-dee-doo...

Payback for those on Wall Street he has forced to do the perp walk. Take that to the bank. And maybe to stave off further zealousness from the AG.

HaHa!!! So true, just like that one super model - Giselle. Anyways, we are headed DOWN buttercups. Could see 250+ move. Fun stuff.

Growth in countries such as China and India mean that rising prices for goods including wheat, gold, and oil ``may be a permanent thing,'' said Paul Samuelson, the second recipient of the Nobel Prize in economics who helped popularize the term ``stagflation.'' ``This time it's primarily not...

The latest running joke on WS is "who the hell is this guy named Margin, and why does he keep calling me?"

No wonder me so horny.

If we don't see a sustained bounce up from 11,840 on the Dow, we close down 200+ points, with the usual suspects leading us lower (thanks BSC, LEH and GS!!!). PPT must be at a titty bar. ;)

Kill all the hedge funds and financials and let G_d sort 'em out.

Says the dip buyer extraordinaire. Good luck.

WTF IS A RATE CUT GOING TO DO????????????? Nothing. Rates are already rock bottom. Banks won't/can't lend. Thank the incompetent Fed Reserve and Bush Administration for presenting us with major inflation and a recessionary economy. Happy fucking trails.

TIPS' Yields Show Fed Has Lost Control of Inflation (Update2) By Sandra Hernandez and Deborah Finestone March 10 (Bloomberg) -- Bond investors have never been so sure that the Federal Reserve will lose control of inflation. They're so convinced that they're giving up yields just to buy...

Bingo. And Cramer shall struggle, too.

Can someone confirm the validity of this? Lost Decade for Stocks? posted on: March 09, 2008 Bespoke Investment Group lf you were fortunate enough to buy the S&P 500 at the very bottom in October 2002, your investment would be up 68%. Unfortunately but most likely, 99% of investors...