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Hum---works the othe way, too. If buy volume > 17k / minute => go long.

FYI 3:00 p.m. U.S. Jan. consumer credit up $1.76 billion 3:00 p.m. U.S. Jan. consumer credit up at 0.8% rate U.S. Jan consumer credit up after 3 months of sharp declines

And again, and again, and again....if ES sell volume > 17k/per minute => go short. One line of code. Works !

NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- General Electric Co. gave up early gains amid a broader market decline Thursday after the conglomerate's chief financial officer said its financial unit would be profitable in the current quarter and quelled some fears about liquidity. In a CNBC interview, CFO Keith...

WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- The current government approach to insolvent banks is "ad hoc" and isn't addressing the underlying problems, said Thomas Hoenig, the president of the Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank on Friday. "We...are drifting into a situation where institutions are being...

Excellent call.

The most ironic part is a TARP bank is using its relationships to help destroy "shareholder value"...:D

March 6, 2009 The NYSE has suspended its $1.00 minimum share price listing requirement through June 30, 2009, due to market volatility and the significant decline in trading prices experienced by many listed companies. Under its rules, the NYSE provides a listed company with notice of a...

http://europe.wsj.com/home-page?refresh=on Nice !:)

via www.dealbreaker.com So Jon Stewart is apparently not over being stood up by Rickles Santelli the other day. He went on Letterman last night to continue giving it to RS and the CNBC team in general, taking issue with the fact that while they claim to be the number one business network and...

Morgan Stanley was offering Ford shareholders a highly unusual deal on Monday. Two days before Ford announced a major debt restructuring that diluted shareholders, TARP-recipient Morgan Stanley was asking its private wealth clients who owned shares in the Detroit car company whether they...

March 6 (Bloomberg) -- TCF Financial Corp., the Wayzata, Minnesota-based bank that never made a subprime loan and hasn’t lost money since 1995, is asking why it should help clean up the mess made by Wall Street. “I’m kind of bitter,” said William Cooper, chief executive officer of the...

Commercial banks should be separated from investment banks in order to avoid another crisis like the U.S. is now experiencing, according to former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker. “Maybe we ought to have a kind of two-tier financial system,” Volcker, who heads President Barack...

Citigroup shares finally broke the buck on Thursday, but the fallen giant's rollercoaster ride toward penny stock-dom may have more to do with a popular trade for hedge funds than the company's fundamentals. Citi and the Treasury Department last month revamped a federal bailout plan, in which...

I don´t judge Obama as to his achievements in the first 50 days in office. He´s surrounded by so-called experts. Let them do their homework.

No. I did not have any position before NFP. Just options play. Let´s see how things work out. :)

No, stupidity, arrogance and greed of Wall Street bankers is killing the Dow ! :mad: :mad: :mad:

March 6 (Bloomberg) -- Merrill Lynch & Co., the securities firm acquired by Bank of America Corp., said it uncovered an “irregularity” during a review of its trading operations. The bank informed regulators immediately of the discrepancy in “certain trading positions”, Merrill Lynch...

Good to know that one can move FDAX with a lousy 1000 lot order 22 points...

Yeah, I know Giselle is "off the market". But I will remember the "Bundchen USD low" forever ! http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aeNqAOY4dNJE&refer=home