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I don't know about you guys, but I'd say she qualifies as solid "MILF" material.

http://online.wsj.com/article_email/SB123249375538400043-lMyQjAxMDI5MzIyMTQyOTEzWj.html Irish property tycoon Patrick Rocca was found dead Monday morning at his home near Dublin, in a suspected suicide. Mr. Rocca, 42 years old, was involved in property through his company Accorp...

Maybe the selloff in USB? Hit around the same time, EURJPY pulling back. Just guessing.

http://bespokeinvest.typepad.com/bespoke/2009/01/sector-weightings-of-the-sp-500.html

ByLo, the French gave us Haute Cuisine, Brigitte Bardot and French kissing. The Brits gave us Fish & Chips, Victoria Beckham and hairy armpits. Good riddance, UK. You won't be missed.

You forgot Facebook! Huge driver of global growth and employment. :cool:

USD against what? GBP? EUR? :cool:

Germans are dumb. They will happily bail out entire Europe so there's a market for their car industry and then go back to working to drinking beer, eating bratwursts and paying 58% taxes.

News just getting "better" by the day for the EUR. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/globalbusiness/4285331/Help-Ireland-or-it-will-exit-euro-economist-warns.html "This is war: countries have to defend themselves," said David McWilliams, a former official at the Irish central bank. "It...

Seriously, how did the UK public think they'd do well with their economic affairs run by guys with first names such as "Alistair" or "Mervyn". Are these the kinda names you'd give to children you expect to develop character and lead? Or to kids that nod their heads in private school and later...

Excellent analysis there, ralph00.

URL is in the pics. www.decisionpoint.com

http://www.spiegel.de/international/business/0,1518,602008,00.html German Banks Face Further Big Losses Germany's top 20 banks still have around 300 billion euros of toxic securities on their books and have written off only a quarter of that, according to an official survey, SPIEGEL...

I had no idea one could use a 1982 Atari console for charting. Impressive :cool:

I think that may happen one day but imagine Spain withdrew from the EUR zone today - what would happen to the new Peseta? It would get trashed. Spanish gov. bonds yields go through the roof. Spain would be closer to economic Armageddon than ever.

If you had a clue about trading you'd know its MLK day in the US - exchanges are closed you clown.

Boy I love the Brits. Arrogant on the way up and twice as arrogant on the way down. "We will never surrender".

http://abcnews.go.com/Business/Economy/Story?id=6645550&page=1 :cool:

With all these creeping nationalizations in the UK, will the "high street banks" soon be called "downing street banks"? :cool:

The Brit's were too arrogant for the EUR. They thought their Sterling Pound was something they didn't want to give up for a currency they'd have to share with "dirty French rats" and "fat German slobs". Now the pompous Brits are paying the price. All their Lord and Duke titles don't help when...