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Ah yes, patriotism.

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You didn't read the link. This is DRIVER death rates only, so it has nothing to do with #passengers.

<b>Well, perhaps 90% of newer traders use "classical" TA, Elliot Waves, Fibs, etc. Do the math Without an edge, the "House Advantage" plus poor money management will grind them up. The successful ones almost invariably have figured out that price action is what they need to learn.</b>

you mean equally INeffective. This stuff is mostly used by people who have not yet learned to read price action. After they thrash around with it for a few months to few years, they sometimes understand that TA was a red herring. Bu then, they are often out of money. Think about it -...

WHY do you feel compelled to drag up a thread that has been inactive for 22 months? The person you responded to hasn't put out a post since Sept. 2006...

Obviously. That was the point of my post. That was in response to "No question as to who will be calling the shots."

*cough* *hack* Try saying that to an auto mechanic. A friend who works at Firestone says they are trash on wheels. For a few thousand more, you can get a similar Toyota or Honda, either of which will need much less repair and will outlast these Korean claptraps by 75,000 miles.

you do realize this is cold/C-kid/gamete/Hack JerseyX and all the other psycho aliases molded into one waste of flesh, that you are talking to?

OptionsXpress 2007 revenue was $247M and OEC was $8M. This is not exactly a merger of equals here http://www.chicagobusiness.com/cgi-bin/mag/article.pl?articleId=29970

Yes. Pay someone $10,000 for his system and then come back on ET 6 months later and set yourself up as a "guru" Like, as you did on your 10/31 posts when you said you were negotiating to buy someone's successful system and paid him $10K? Then you disappeared, and reappeared recently as...

Quote from rapier: Death rates wont tell you the story, too many variables, a lot of deaths occur on long country drives and a Civic is less likely to be driven that way etc etc Funny how a person can replace statistics with wild guesses. Your point flies in the face that people LIKE to...

the 4D Civic has a death rate (74) < the average large car (81), < every class of 4WD/2WD pickup except "very large" and almost the same as "large minivan" (66). It is also < small and midsize 2WD SUVs. http://www.iihs.org/sr/pdfs/sr4204.pdf And that was the PREVIOUS Civic, which was...

Agree. My brother got a good deal on a BMW 733i many years ago. But every little repair (and it often needed them) was expensive, A great car to drive, though.

I average about $18 a week on gas in my Civic. 35mpg on the highway. I love watching these landlubbers pulling up in an 8000 pound Excursion, with no passengers, and forking over $110 to fill the tank. Why does a 108 pound woman need a vehicle that weighs 70 times as much as she does...

There is a huge difference between INITIAL reliability and LONGTERM reliability Cars I had: GM Bonneville - needed to replace gaskets at 110,000 - $800 6 months later, engine blew out - 120,000 Olds Cutlass Supreme - bought used with 45,000 miles. Over next 6 months, stalled couple...

Sounds like you are trying to drum up business. I didn't watch it. You as a thread starter, are obligated to give some kind of intro to a video. "Is he right?" Say who, don't make people figure it out. Otherwise, it smells like or

Sounds like you are trying to drum up business. I didn't watch it. You as a thread starter, are obligated to give some kind of intro to a video. "Is he right?" Say who, don't make people figure it out. Otherwise, it smells like

Apparently, his real problem is, a low IQ. He admitted it was only measured at 90. It is sad more than anything else