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This is not positive......................... Australia interbank rates spike as credit dries up Mon Mar 10, 2008 12:25am EDT http://www.reuters.com/article/marketsNews/idINSYD15951920080310?rpc=611

..............works in any market and in any timeframe (hey, why restrict the potential sucker pool to only stocks or only daytraders or whatever?)

"It is fortunate for Wall Street as an institution that a small minority of people can trade successfully and that many others think they can. The accepted view holds that stock trading is like anything else; i.e., with intelligence and application, or with good professional guidance, profits...

I must be the only person in the world who doesn't believe the China market will NOT be held up at any cost for the Olympics. I must be the only person in the world who thinks it is big trader (dahu) or govt propaganda put out to keep the sanhu (small fry) invested so they don't sell out in...

HDD failure seems to be the commonest failure. Learned the hard way. Backups on backups now, offsite backup, even have key files needed to get me up and running again on a thumbdrive.

``I would discourage you from thinking that simply because of a significant action in the credit markets, like we had yesterday, that suddenly we're going to have an Open Market Committee meeting, and that suddenly we're going to move Fed funds rates in response,'' Fisher said. ``It doesn't work...

Mozillo will be the token prosecution like Lay or Denis K, everyone else on Wall St will continue as before, barely glancing up from the trough if he is found guilty and sentenced. They will find another area that has not been regulated yet and push that.

Waiting for the papertrader post telling us how as it is all so negative we should be buyng.

Wait for the 3300Mhz bus in a few months

Coz they are not keeping it on THEIR balance sheet but offloading it onto someone who buys it coz it has a AAA rating. Seems CFC made almost as much from fees as it would from keeping a sound loan on its balance sheet.

Even with unlimited meth or crack available eventually the addict has to crash.

Rumours of large bank collapsing, hedge funds having their loans called. http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/economics/article3508468.ece One senior banker in London said: “This is the beginning of the real credit crisis and it’s not going to end without a major casualty.”

This is very telling.............. U.S. Consumer Borrowing Rose, Led by Credit Cards (Update1) By Vincent Del Giudice March 7 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. consumer borrowing rose in January as Americans spent twice as much on their credit cards as they did a month earlier...

sssssshhhh, he doesn't know that.

Many hedge funds may have reversed from long to short, but I think you will find that a lot of institutions go in part to cash rather than short. Recent Merrill Lynch survey indicates that mutual fund cash levels are at highs not seen for years. Cash levels, not shorts. Hedge funds make up most...

If the posts are nonsense to you then stay off the thread. FYI we don't need you to come in and give us all lessons. If we wanted that we could look up your chapter in Market Wizards, right?.

I think we have a lot more hedge fund deleveraging to come as banks call in their loans, including prime broker loans. Probably seen as the riskiest. If banks can call in loans that shut down viable real businesses they are not going to baulk at hedge funds. Could be moves to the upside as HF's...

My guess is that the RAM for the lower versions is a deliberate throttling of the maximum RAM capacity for product positioning purposes.

"what were they thinking" They were thinking of themselves at the expense of others. In a full blown moral hazard banking system you can walk away with generational wealth for presiding over a ponzi scheme for just a few years. ONeal was allowed to keep the money even though it was clear the...

It's the last dip that does the damage.