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lol that was great!

http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/080905/mortgage_giants_crisis.html Well you were wrong and FannieMae is done. Nice try

I was a little nervous being glued to AH yesterday but now i'm feeling like a stack of a hundred dollar bills sitting on top of a cherry cheese cake :p

If your afraid of some risk then i would take your profit but i'm in for some more time bought in at 59.50.

The AH jump was due to American Express beating analysts 1st qtr estimates. Fast Money pumping it probably didn't hurt as well. I bought in at 59.50 the day of the IPO :)

EMKR just released a PR in regards to the short selling that this scam website put out. http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/080318/nytu151.html?.v=101

90x91 Just figured i would throw in a high number. More likely 65x66

Emkr had a bear raid because some individual that runs made up reports at citronresearch.com. If you do some research the guy that runs the website has been involved in many legal issues and has had many run-ins with the law.

I've seen this video posted a ton, who cares. If you buy and sell based on Jim Cramer's opinion then you deserve to loose your money. Sorry its blunt but i know ET is smarter then that.

Will we see the pop we are getting used to in the last 30 minutes of trading today? My guess is NO, not that my bottom line couldn't use some positive momentum.

I know the big IB firms have divisions that trade forex but what smaller top tier trading firms deal in forex trading? Location does not matter just looking for some names.

Thats correct

I know the big IB firms have divisions that trade forex but what smaller top tier trading firms deal in forex trading? Looking into starting a career as a traders assistant, location does not matter just looking for some names.

I've been trading on a demo account with forex.com for the past month just to try some methods. I'm looking into opening a mini forex account in the near future but haven't been able to find a broker that I like. I know Oanda is very respected on this board because of the tight spreads but they...

I'm very interested in educating myself in the art of forex trading. I'm graduating from college next year and have done internships at Merrill Lynch and Smith Barney. I've read every article on investopedia, forex.com and anything in the CFP and Series 7 manuals i can find around the offices...

I totally understand but want to get an idea of whats out there before i get shoved into it when i graduate.

I've traded stocks and options with Ameritrade but nothing more then that. Being in college has limited the amount of money/time i can spend trading.

I seem to be addicted to ET because I waste way too much time on this forum but I’ve gained a lot of knowledge so I guess it hasn't been for nothing. I've read many threads on career advice but I’m not currently looking for a career but more a mentor/internship to help me decide what...