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Daal, you are way too smart for 99% of ET. They won't believe what you said above for one second. How dare you tell all of the inflationary propagandists on here otherwise! :D

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Saw a new LG-2252 at Frye's this past weekend for only $279.00 Not a bad price for a 22" monitor that comes with HDCP. Very tempting! :)

Exactly. And, if you are concerned about data-feed "latency" issues with Ameritrade's "streamer" into QuoteTracker, simply find another data-feed provider. For example, you can get DTN's "IQFeed" piped into QuoteTracker for <$100 per month, and still clear the trades thru your TD Ameritrade...

Why would anyone want to live in such a cesspool of pollution and toxicity? Ever fly into Beijing, China? Could you tell if the sun was out? I couldn't. Get real.

I'll have to admit, the charting capability of Quotetracker is pretty damn impressive! And Jerry is super fast in replying back with e-mails to your customer support questions. Just an amazing product. Very well thought out! :)

My brand NEW DELL T3400 Precision Workstation arrived today at my doorstep and it is configured with the E8200, 2 gigs of PC-6400 memory, a 525 watt power supply, Windows XP Pro, and 2 NVS-290 graphics cards to support 4 monitors, for $900 + tax. I'll let everyone know how the E8200 runs. Am...

Who cares what you say? You don't even trade.

It is simply a reflection of people willing to PAY for SAFETY. A flight to quality. Nothing new here.

The nation had a NEGATIVE savings rate for the entire year of 2005. And people wonder why we have the Fed around to facilitate capital formation, investment, jobs, economic growth, etc. This is nothing new. Americans have always been BIG consumers. But this latest ET "epiphany" certainly...

I disagree. You can't just look at the total wattage of the power supply unit. You have to look at the three "rails" and what kind of amps they provide, such as the +12v, +5v, and +3.3v rail. Dell power supplies have always been "conservatively" rated. In fact, I've seen some 450 watt...

actually worth the $5.00 that it costs, for a change. Commodities on the front cover. A good read. :)

Perhaps you might wish to check out the fact that "commercials" have a NET SHORT position across the board that is 30% HIGHER than their last historical net short position back in March of 2004. If you don't believe me . . . spend the $5.00 on Barron's this week. :p

8,000 city employees in San Francisco making > $100,000 2012 city employees in San Jose making > $100,000 1333 city employees in Oakland making > $100,000 Gotta love that OVERTIME! Unreal.

FYI: Right now, the "commercials" have a net short position in commodities that is 30% HIGHER than the last major net short position back in March of 2004. Something to think about. Especially in this day and age where some terribly "thin" commodity markets are being pushed around by...

If the FED is abolished, please tell me how and where capital formation takes place in order to provide a basis for capital investment, jobs, economic growth, etc. Given that there is virtually no savings rate in the United States, where is capital formation suppose to come from . . . out of...

Excellent analogy.

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Oh, like the "Mission Accomplished" speech by Dumbya aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln back in May of 2003 where Dumbya announced that "major combat operations in Iraq have ended"??? Yeah, right buddy. http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2003/05/20030501-15.html

Wow, someone from ET that actually supports more government intervention and regulation of its citizens . . . Imagine that?