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    Laptop overheating - what to do?

    You can also purchase what are called "Laptop Fans". They are like a docking-station that the laptop sits on top off and there are a couple of fans that blow air back up through the laptop. But Osorico makes some good suggestions. Follow those first, and see what happens! :)
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    So Laslo Birinyi just called the bottom on CNBC...

    And what does this have to do with Lazlo Birinyi and his "money flow" analysis?
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    Interactive Brokers and Internet Service Providers

    You guys need a tutorial in Broadband Service. First off, the news about Comcast trying to "interfere" with certain BitTorrent "Peer-to-Peer" (P2P) file-sharing communications is OLD NEWS! Second of all, Comcast has "reversed" their policy towards file-sharing applications and is no longer...
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    Why doesn't the government want you to know this about Oil ?

    Canada didn't just recently become the top crude oil exporter to the U.S. It's been like this way for years . . . And if you look at TOTAL EXPORTS of Petroleum to the United States, Canada is so far ahead of Saudi Arabia that it isn't even close. This is nothing new.
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    Conventional wisdom is wrong on oil & markets

    You clearly watch far too much TV. Perhaps that is why you are still "paper" trading. Why don't you do us all a big favor here on ET and take your "cut and paste" style of posting and "blah, blah, blah" headline news reports to some other message board that really cares. Your "act" is...
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    This Is Why ET Has Become No Better . . .

    So I guess you also have no problem about a thread that goes on for 30 pages started by someone who purports themselves to be Paul Tudor Jones? Please. :(
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    So Laslo Birinyi just called the bottom on CNBC...

    Agreed. You can throw "Money Flow" into the "round-file" as far as I'm concerned. It's just an "indicator" that has a sexy "marketing" angle to it. Nothing more, nothing less.
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    Horrible recession: Why are steel stocks breaking out?

    That is a simple generalization. There is more to the equation than that. There has been very strong demand for steel ( also with such steel companies as POSCO of South Korea ) across the board which has resulted in higher prices being commanded by steel companies worldwide; not just those...
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    This Is Why ET Has Become No Better . . .

    than a Yahoo Finance Message Board: http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=124977&perpage=6&pagenumber=1 http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=121200&highlight=Tudor What is even worse, is that the moderators and the owner of this website don't seem...
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    Is this an oil blow off top in the making?

    Indahook speaks the truth. You might also wish to take a look at the Committment of Traders (COT) data for the week ended April 15th. The Commercials have yet to establish as large of a short position as they had when oil initially peaked in the $109 handle back on March 13th. At that time...
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    Conventional wisdom is wrong on oil & markets

    You forgot to mention that the COT data ( as of April 15th ) shows that commercials not only increased their long positions, but ALSO their short positions ( from 923,845 to 936,837 ) for a net increase of 2,000 contracts to the long side vs the previous week's data. Not that big of a deal...
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    Conventional wisdom is wrong on oil & markets

    Speaking of Crude Oil, you've posted several times this week that you were buying the DUG ( inverse crude ETF ). Last time I checked, that ETF lost 15% this week alone. Care to tell us where your average price is and how much capital you have committed to this trade? Where is your stop loss?
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    Credit Card debt is next......$951.7 Billion worth....

    FYI: The savings rate for American households was NEGATIVE for the entire year in 2006 ( -1.0% ) , but that metric was not a predictor of an economic downturn.
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    Taking a loss can set you free?

    On another similar note . . . The market allows you to constantly "test" it. I used to work for PTJ back in the mid-80's and he would constantly "test" the market to see if he was RIGHT. If he wasn't RIGHT, he would get out. If he put a trade on for a reason and that reason no longer...
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    Taking a loss can set you free?

    Therein lies your problem. Your EGO is too big for TRADING. YOU . . . feel that YOU are "fundamentally" correct ( whatever that means ) and YOU maintain that the market is "irrational" ( whatever that means ). The issue is that none of the above: 1.) Your perception that YOU are...
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    Credit Card debt is next......$951.7 Billion worth....

    And how does this help you TRADE? Is this the CATALYST that you use to buy the TWM and DUG yesterday morning for more 2-3.5% losses in a day and a half? :D
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    BS market

    Very true. But few here on ET actually "listen" to the market using technicals. They simply take "shots" shooting from the hip and do whatever their gut tells them to do. That's why there are no stop/losses, no use of sound money management practices - - - just taking "shots" here and there...
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    Credit Card debt is next......$951.7 Billion worth....

    Congratulations! You have now posted 6,203 times of the same old useless drivel. You must be very proud of yourself.
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    Credit Card debt is next......$951.7 Billion worth....

    And what does your thread ( and your typical "cut and paste" job ) have to do with TRADING??? Answer: It doesn't
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    not much to move markets tomorrow,Friday April 18th...what can move it?

    Why would you allow your stop/loss to be "time" rather than "price"? Doesn't seem to be sound money management.
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