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Would you mind stating your facts again? I must have missed them.

Could be, but it is an interesting one though. You are quite the defender of Jim C and if the above is the best thought you have then he is probably better off without your help.

That's quite impressive. You can cut and paste news headlines. Is that (and the profound "insiders are selling at all companies at all different times") all you have going for your thoughts? The facts are that the company reported over double the revs, the stock ran on that then tanked as...

All I said was that it was convenient. The guy still sold 1/3 of his holdings at about $2.20. Doesn't sound like he has a whole lot of confidence in the stock from here and Cramer helped him out one way or another. In addition, once again, Cramer gave no reasons for liking CMGI.

max401 wrote: "The guy exercised his option to buy that was granted in October of 2001. He had until 2011 to do it. BFD." "Or do you think Cramer and this guy have something going over approx. $314K net proceeds. If so, how much does the guy pay Cramer on the shares he was vested in four...

max401: It's documented in the SEC filings http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/914712/000118143105017409/xslF345X02/rrd72854.xml

Officer of the company (CMGI) just sold 200,000 into the mad-money induced run-up. Nice and convenient.

http://www.state.ct.us/dob/secnews/9-95sb.htm

... book that is very applicable to trading, IMO http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/068480364X/qid=1071078750/sr=8-1/ref=sr_8_1/102-3031568-9537747?v=glance&n=507846 Have read the inner game of golf as well and it is very good.

How do you reconcile the following two quotes? "In my opinion, it is wrong to place stops (and profit targets for that matter) at static locations." "I cut my profits at 2% due to the nature of my method, I'm looking to catch corrections in a down trend." It just doesn't seem...

"This is the book, but it's used for $250. The book should not be more than around $50. If you're US, get it through interlibrary loan." Wow, didn't see the $250 to the right. I thought it was still out there.

If this is the Dunnigan book referred to, it's not out of print http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0273630962/002-8978521-0960852?vi=glance

"I could have been studying up on logic or something as preparation for the fall (as my academic advisor suggested)" I suspect your advisor will not be the only one after today. Sorry, couldn't resist.

"Baldwin retired from the Bond pit several years ago with about 30 million. He promptly sunk almost all of it in a publicly traded tech (forgot the name, it's history) and lost it all. Now he's back in the pit trying to scrape out a living. Very Sad." I have to say, I am not sure I believe...

Do people here really believe he is worried about being pressured regarding the payment of dividends? He has been pressured for years and he is going to do what he wants, as he always has. It's all about ROC to him.

I believe so. I cross-checked "Market Wizards" and "Pit Bull" somehow (can't remember right now) and felt sure it was him.

"expected was 425k, comes out with 455k, why are the newswires saying it was worse than expected???" ... 455k intitial claims is worse than 425k intitial claims ... And the economy is so tied to the consumer right now, that any sign of weakening there is trouble. That is why durable...

Will there be a transcript posted following the chat session? thanks

you probably need one, wapper. And, no you won't.

... from someone who is obviously extremely intelligent. You going to post your exceedingly clever 'bozo' comment on any other threads as you stalk me across elite trader?