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this one's about the Google collecting personal data via wifi or, is your wifi secure ? and, 'we know where you are' and, 'the Google privacy pervert' 'Google on course for a pasting from MPs over privacy breaches'...

how about Not hiring an applicant because of the contents of a credit check ?

I think intraday trading is similar to roulette betting and even that can be slow, but there's also the matter of trading margin being on the west coast and not a naturally early riser I've traded the 6E from the afternoon thru evening and into the night, same for eurusd and as syspool has...

a funny thing happened on the way to the close on Friday between 2:04:00 and 2:04:20 the DX $ contract fell from 77.60 to 74.60 300 pips in 20 seconds, 394 contracts traded during the remainder of the session the DX climbed back up to close at 77.25 this DX mini 'flash crash' didn't appear...

when it comes to selling a product, service or subscription via the www, all 3 can be profitable, as too advertising only sites, obviously Google, Yahoo and EliteTrader have proven that personally I like the 'conservative' nature of EliteTrader, the site design (tho I would like to see an...

1900 - 2009: http://www.economicpopulist.org/content/u3-and-u6-unemployment-during-great-depression

I don't think sites stats are any big thing what's a concern is what Google for one is doing particularly the accessing personal info via wi-fi sweeps when it does the 'street view' I don't believe Google has any ethics/morals when it comes to 'data mining' and only steps back after it's...

my earliest published $1300 price target for gold was April 2006, the most recent is the thread 'Gold to $1597' and my until now unpublished top for gold is $1364 A.J. Frost co-author of the 'Elliott Wave Principle: Key to Market Behavior' — via Prechter, excerpt from 'The Elliott Wave...

can't answer your last directly, what did you find in the CA ?

I was thinking of starting a new thread about Facebook's privacy issues which are going into a second review with Canadian privacy officials I'm not a user of 'social sites/programs' so don't care too much about their data mining however if government 'spying' would have prevented 9/11 and...

thanks Scataphagos for your clarification - and explaining the op's question I have to disagree with both Scataphagos and peilthetraveler about gold, since both gold and the $ may be very near to their top/bottom in a general portfolio I believe the common gold holding is usually 5% a...

you should read your/their 'Customer Agreement' and report back with what you learn

hey nazzdack, thought you'd like the post

no it's smart to come here to find out if a problem is 'universal' or only one's own as well sometimes the broker/rep's response is ambiguous, a buck-pass or it's a 'your problem not us' answer, entirely unhelpful

wow, the 'Industry value added % of GDP' and 'GDP per capita' are quite telling, tho surprising they're going in opposite directions

I have no answer to your question but wonder why/how the value of the $ comes into repaying or not your mortgage am I correct that US residents can deduct the interest portion of their mortgage from their taxable income ? which seems to me then to be the question if it's a greater...

since gold hit my previous thread target of $1300 , it's time for a new target my idea about gold and crude oil prices is that they travel to significant fibonacci numbers, crude did that on the way up to $144 , down to $34 then up again but not quite hitting $89 with gold I thought of 3...

last week's action was either B of an ABC - doing C , or B of an AB/H&S reversal formation, an aggressive one at that I'll hold with the idea of a reversal; on the 60 and 4H the price has obviously fallen out of the channels based on the Sep 9 low, topped with the longer 4H channel from Aug...

osho67: I bought a new computer last year for $430 incl tax and saw an immediate difference even tho it was a next-to-the-bottom box from a local builder it came accidentally installed with a refurbished 320gb hard drive which the store replaced with a new 160gb and I wished I'd kept the...

"For the advice, Wilk charged a flat quarterly fee of £150,000." "He says he has executed 750 of these interventions since the late 80s, mostly for major companies including Shell and Prudential Financial, plus the NHS and others whose identities are confidential." that's quite a fee...