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i must be in the wrong thread. I obviously came to the choirboy's thread, when I thought it was supposed to be about Worldco.

in the stock market it's called 'rotation.'

I have used AT since it was owned by S&P in the late '90's . I was very disappointed when ILX bought them and expected them to put that fine program on the shelf, which they sort of did. ILX is apparently owned by Thomson Financial and the nearest thing to AT is now called Thomson One...

get up, dust off, kick *ss.

Long Term Capital Management: - a large hedge fund, whose capital only managed to last for a short time. :D

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from the Fortune Magazine interview, posted here: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1051078/posts

it's awesome.

impressive. for your next trick, why don't you list some of the millions of people that do it right? Perhaps because it would take the rest of your life...

the dollar is not 'plunging' or 'going to hell.' it's near the bottom of a 10 year range. the cost of money is lower now than it has been in a very long time. the world and this nation with its business and moral leadership and innovation are on the cusp of one of the most remarkable...

can't disagree yet recent action suggests that short covering is causing some yanking of offers...perhaps trying to find support... not ready to say where...

bibliofind helped & I tried a different search and found it. The title is actually: The Doomsday Myth: Ten Thousand Years of Economic Crises. thx.

the gist of the title is "ten thousand years of shortages". I read it about 15 years ago. It was old then, and I'm having a tough time locating it now. Anyone familiar with it? I might need help with the title. thx

what? you want people should crawl into holes and die?

AP...the original spin doctors.

yes, stock symbols should be eliminated, mainly because they are offensive forms of speech to certain people, and may cause emotional distress to those who have lost money in the stock market. Furthermore, they are symbols of arrogant rich American greed.<P> Or, on the other hand, the people...

long live the daytrader.

thanks a bunch Aaron. chas

I'm looking for a good, objective, brief discussion of commodities markets overall (fundamentals/tech), weekly or so. Not after hype, systems, or recommendations. Anyone know of anything? thx

exactly. you cannot compete with him, there is not enough margin in the market any longer. there was when times were fat. it happens in <i>every</i> business. he makes the market: that is his franchise; two specialists in the same stock would be redundant. the NYSE has been the...