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Once again, you show that you have NO IDEA what you are talking about. Imagine that... someone with nearly 9,000 posts on ET that has no clue. Money market mutual fund assets are at $3.6 TRILLION as of August 6th, 2009 http://www.ici.org/research/stats/mmf/mm_08_06_09 Just the facts...

You mean you have internet service in your cave? Seen your buddy bin Laden lately?

buying the dips and selling (shorting) the rips seems to be the winning trade during these low volume affairs like today. The short-covering "orgy" in BTU this morning up to 35.27 was classic! :D

Well, just think of what happens when more than just $27 Billion (as of July) comes back into US mutual funds, as opposed to the -$160 BILLION that flowed OUT as of February 2009. Hmmmmmmm....

More BS from ET's resident ass-clown. Far be it from your pea-brain to understand that you can be registered with the GOP and yet, vote for anyone you wish during the National election. Duh. Still can't find any posts where I was "cheerleading" for the GOP on ET, eh? You are a CLOWN.

LOL! :D

And if you've been SHORTING this market over the last couple of months based on the so-called economic "fundamentals" you've been totally ripped a new A-hole and are filing for Bankruptcy. Traders do NOT care about anything but PRICE, because they are well aware that the equity market is...

New home buyers via the new home credit. Inventories drop one month to 7.5 months. Not bad at all. Highest numbers since Sept. of 2008. :)

He gave one of the greatest convention speeches ever back in 1980 - - - just ask Pat Buchanan. I was in college at the time. An unbelievable speech! :)

You are mistaken. The Fed has not made any direct-investments in the commercial banks like Citi, Wells, BAC, etc. TARP came from the Treasury Department.

Yes, it is rather OBVIOUS to everyone here is that you are one cheap-a$$ m'fer. If an extra $10 per month is gonna "break" you and piss you off to the point of going on for 10 pages . . . You really need to get out of this business. :)

Agreed 100%. I also agree that this is one of the dumber threads on ET.

Once again, I see that you have conveniently run-away from your "twisted" claim and are unable to define the word optimal without it being connected in anyway whatsoever to the cost of Quotetracker. Face it. You are a CLOWN. And a "cheap" one at that! :p

Agreed 100%. These must be people that are still on dial-up, and refuse to pay $49.95 per month to get in the "game" with a high speed broadband connection. Must be a conspiracy against the "little guy". :D

I've noticed that the spelling that has accompanied the majority of your posts is downright horrible. Why is that?

John H. Durham is a solid prosecutor.

The OIH and Energy Sector (coal stocks, nat-gas, etc.) looks real tired here... Crude looks pretty "toppy" today and not all that good on the DAILY charts now. Could this be the beginning of a turn DOWN?

As a user of DTN's "IQ-Feed" and someone that has had numerous conversations with management at TD Ameritrade over how mediocre their "streamer" data-feed is ( it was finally updated last December but still lags badly during volume/price surges ), I don't believe that your concern is an issue...

Optimal use out of Quotetracker??? Feel free to define the word optimal. It has nothing to do with being forced to open an account with Ameritrade... that is unless you are the "cheapskate" that you are and the issue revolves around a whole $10 extra per month. On one hand you claim that...

That's German Gold Medal discus thrower Robert Harting disposing of "Bertino" last week at the World Track & Field Championships in Berlin. :D