problem with this market is when it does break hard downward nobody will trust it and hold back for fear of short squeeze harvest
Gotta love ZERO RISK in the SP500 = $$$
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S&P Earnings Expectations Tumble 15 Days In A Row - Longest Streak Since Financial Crisis
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-...e-15-days-row-longest-streak-financial-crisis
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-...e-15-days-row-longest-streak-financial-crisis
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ian_Callum
Ian Callum is a British car designer who has worked for Ford, TWR, Aston Martin, and is currently the Director of Design forJaguar Cars. His younger brother Moray Callum is Ford Executive Director of Design, Americas.
In 1991, he was appointed Chief Designer and General Manager of TWR Design. During this period he was partially responsible for designing the Aston MartinDB7, which is probably the design he is currently most famous for. He also designed the Aston Martin Vanquish, the V12-powered DB7 Vantage and Aston Martin's Project Vantage concept car as well as taking responsibility for a wide range of design programs for other TWR clients, including Volvo, Mazda and HSV. He was awarded the Jim Clark Memorial Award in 1995 in recognition of his styling work on the DB7. In 1998, he designed the Nissan R390.[4]
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Ok that explains a lot more..I did not know that..
that also explains why Jaguar has moved its design of the XK more toward the look of the AM
But I think Telsa just helped themselves to the design
that also explains why Jaguar has moved its design of the XK more toward the look of the AM
But I think Telsa just helped themselves to the design
crude moving further down...market not reacting too much though
To be fair though, it really isn't a regular tablet. I mean it is a full fledged laptop in tablet form basically. I would venture to say it has more computing power than a regular laptop, just in a more compact form. It runs regular programs. i7 processor, up to 16gigs of ram, up to a 1tb SSD....costs a fortune lol but nonetheless
As much as they cost, I would probably prefer to just buy a regular laptop with similar specs, BUT I can see where it could be quite useful.
Edit: just realized they offer the new one in a laptop form as well, just has a keyboard that kind of flips around.
yea, for traders using the surface you can use pretty much exact same platform features as you would at your desk..incase you have to go mobile during the day, travel, vacation..whatever
ipad strictly app style limited platform usage
surface seems to be targeted to business, engineering, medical and higher software usage which is good...they didn’t just try to copy the ipad and target ipad folks
they might actually get a bump in revenues with that strategy
ipad strictly app style limited platform usage
surface seems to be targeted to business, engineering, medical and higher software usage which is good...they didn’t just try to copy the ipad and target ipad folks
they might actually get a bump in revenues with that strategy
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Understand, but even if its a laptop in tablet form you can still buy a laptop for around $350-$500....how many people actually use their computer for more than just checking email. Facebook. Instagram and the occasional excel program...that's all people usually do on a computer. You can do that for a low laptop price of no more than $400...
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