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Is there any online source for free bond quotes? I tried using Yahoo's Bond screener but it lacks a great deal of bonds. Thanks for any help.

Just did some quick research on ADR's....they don't hedge against currency risk.

Nevermind.....just realized that would never work.....if the stock cut in half, you'd be net long the dollar by quite a bit

Ok, I know very little about currency, so please forgive me if this doesn't make sense. Let's say I want to buy a stock in company XYZ in Japan I think will rise significantly, but I don't want to be exposed to the currency risk between the USD/JAP...I just want to bet on the Stock rising in...

How about Google warrants?

Anyone know of an online source for warrant quotes? Thanks.

WolfVector, you did a study on fundamentals? If so, what software did you use? That would probably be what I'm looking for.

No, that's not correct. Buffett and Lynch are precisely focused on the fundamentals. They evaluate a company to figure out what they think it's worth. If it's selling for significantly less they buy it. Once the company rises to a value that they feel is an accurate price for the company...

It's one thing to prefer one method over another, but to call fundamentals useless makes no sense and shows a lack of understanding. In the LONG run fundamentals win out. A long term investor that keeps to an SP500 index fund will make about 8% a year. 95% of day traders will bust. There are...

Is there any other software out there besides Zacks that gives one the ability to backtest stock picking using fundamentals as opposed to technichal indicators? Also, Zack's only has data from the last five years. I know there is a Zacks Pro Research Wizard. Anyone have any experience with...

Hey surdo, thanks for being so observant. Of course maybe you'd like to check the date of my posts and notice that I asked the question a second time on a different forum before anyone answered once. I DID NOT ask a second time after already getting an answer.

Jesus...chill out. Yes, I asked the same question in two forums because I didn't know which the proper forum was for the question. I'm a teenager that isn't trading a f*cking cent of money. I'm just curious about the market and don't really know anywhere else to go for answers.

Cash is a 4.25% coupon??? What do you mean? Do you mean actual 10 year notes have a 4.25 coupon, while futures have a 6% coupon?

The 10 year note is trading at about 100. The dec. 10 year note future is trading at about 110. I don't understand how this is possible. Couldn't you just sell dec. futures for 110 and buy the actual notes for 100 to cover yourself at a huge riskless profit? Of course this isn't the case, so...

The 10 year note is trading at about 100. The dec. 10 year note future is trading at about 110. I don't understand how this is possible. Couldn't you just sell dec. futures for 110 and buy the actual notes for 100 to cover yourself and huge riskless profit? Of course this isn't the case, so...