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Banks Use $1.77 Trillion to Double Treasury Purchases
By Cordell Eddings and Daniel Kruger - Aug 19, 2012 9:58 PM CT
The gap between U.S. bank deposits and loans is growing at the fastest pace in two years, providing lenders with more funds to buy bonds and temper the biggest sell-off in Treasuries since 2010.
As deposits increased 3.3 percent to $8.88 trillion in the two months ended July 31, business lending rose 0.7 percent to $7.11 trillion, Federal Reserve data show. The record gap of $1.77 trillion has expanded 15 percent since May, the biggest similar-period gain since July, 2010. Banks have already bought $136.4 billion in Treasury and government agency debt this year, more than double the $62.6 billion in all of 2011, pushing their holdings to an all-time high of $1.84 trillion.
Enlarge image Banks Use $1.77 Trillion Stockpile to Double Treasury Buying
A statue of Albert Gallatin, a long-serving U.S. secretary of the Treasury, stands in front of the U.S. Treasury building in Washington, D.C. Photographer: Brendan Smialowski/Bloomberg
Faced with a slowing U.S. economy, unemployment above 8 percent for more than three years and regulations forcing them to hold more and higher-quality assets, banks are lending at below pre-recession levels. The bond purchases help explain why even after rising this month, Treasury 10-year note rates are about half the 3.5 percent median forecast of 43 economists in a Bloomberg survey a year ago.
“Bank deposits continue to explode and in turn they continue to buy Treasuries as the economy loses momentum, inflation is trending down, Europe continues to hang over our heads and political uncertainty reigns” said Michael Mata, a money manager in Atlanta at ING Investment Management Americas, which oversees about $160 billion. “There is no reason for interest rates to climb in any meaningful way any time soon.”
Borrowing Rises
While the gap has narrowed to $1.75 trillion as of Aug. 8 as lending of $7.12 trillion trailed $8.87 trillion in deposits, the gap is more than 17 times the $100 billion average in the decade before credit markets seized up, Fed data show.
Commercial and industrial lending reached a peak of $1.61 trillion in October 2008, a month after the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. As the credit crisis deepened, loans tumbled to $1.2 trillion two years later, before recovering to $1.46 trillion Aug. 1.
The recent rise isn’t keeping up with record bank deposits as savings of U.S. households have risen to 4.4 percent of incomes as of June from 1.7 percent in 2007, the data show.
“Every bank is looking for a way to increase their yield,” said Mike Pearce, president of Bank of The West in Grapevine, Texas, whose company has been purchasing government securities after deposits grew faster than loans in 2010 and 2011. Instead of earning the Federal Funds rate of zero to 0.25 percent on the deposits, its bond holdings are yielding about 3.25 percent, he said.
Seeking Safety
Bank Treasury holdings reached $500 billion, the highest since June 2011, even with interest rates minus inflation for benchmark 10-year notes of 0.38 percent, compared to the average of 1.26 percent over the past decade.
Yields on 10-year Treasury notes rose 15 basis points, or 0.15 percentage point, last week to 1.81 percent. The price of the 1.625 percent security maturing in August 2022 declined 1 12/32, or $13.75 per $1,000 face value, or 98 9/32. The rate was little changed today as of 11:34 a.m. in Tokyo.
They increased from a record low 1.379 percent on July 25 as investors became more optimistic about the economy. The U.S. added 163,000 jobs last month, a government report showed Aug. 3, more than the 100,000 projected by analysts. Sales at U.S. retailers increased 0.8 percent, more than the 0.3 percent forecast and following a 0.5 percent slide in June, Commerce Department data released Aug. 14 showed.
Rate Forecast
The benchmark notes will yield 1.60 percent by the end of September, below June’s projection of 1.90 percent, median estimates in separate Bloomberg surveys show. The year-end forecast fell to 1.65 percent from 2.1 percent.
Banks may be forced into more risky assets and lending practices if yields continue to hover about record low levels, said David Hendler, an analyst at financial research firm CreditSights Inc. in New York. Their net interest margin, a measure of lending profitability, has declined to 3.52 percent, the lowest since 2009, according to FDIC data.
“It doesn’t pay to be aggressive right now if you are a bank, but continuing to buy bonds near these levels is not sustainable in the long run,” Hendler said in an Aug. 14 telephone interview.
The Federal Reserve said in its quarterly survey of senior loan officers, released Aug. 6, that “domestic banks, on balance, continued to report having eased their lending standards across most loan types over the past three months.” Lending standards for large and medium-sized firms loosened, while those for small business were little changed for the fourth consecutive period.
Recession Legacy
Wall Street’s five biggest banks are off to their worst start in four years. JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM), Bank of America Corp., Citigroup Inc., Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Morgan Stanley had combined first-half revenue of $161 billion, down 4.5 percent from 2011 and the lowest since $135 billion in 2008. The firms blamed the decline on low interest rates and a drop in trading and deal-making.
Low government bond yields are a legacy of the credit crisis that caused more than $2 trillion in write downs and losses at global financial institutions, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
After cutting its target rate for overnight loans between banks in 2008 to a range of zero to 0.25 percent, the Fed under Chairman Ben S. Bernanke bought $2.3 trillion of Treasury and mortgage-related debt to reduce market interest rates and stimulate the economy.
The central bank owned $1.66 trillion of Treasuries as of August, ahead of China’s $1.16 trillion.
Extra Deposits
Investors are more willing to accept low yields “when you have large demand from the Fed as well as natural demand from banks,” said Matthew Duch, a fixed-income money manager at Calvert Investments, which oversees more than $12 billion in assets. “Are bonds where banks want to be right now? No, but given the uncertainty over regulation, the economy and still weak loan demand in the market it’s the best of lots of bad options,” he said.
Banks have “very conservative” balance sheets, JPMorgan Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon said in a July 13 conference call with analysts. The bank lent out $700 billion of its $1.1 trillion in deposits in the second quarter. “That would generally be considered totally conservative,” Dimon said.
JPMorgan increased the Treasury and government agencies portion of their available-for-sale credit portfolio to $11.743 billion as of June 30, from $8.351 billion at the start of the year, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Aug. 9.
Added Incentive
“We get a lot of deposits in,” he said. “The extra deposits of $423 billion, plus equity, plus some other net liabilities, give us $522 billion that’s not being lent out that we have to invest.”
The global supply of the highest-quality securities, as measured by ratings companies, is poised to fall by as much as $4 trillion. Reforms such as the Dodd-Frank financial-overhaul law and global regulations set by the Bank for International Settlements require institutions to hold more top-graded debt.
Lenders have an added incentive to buy Treasuries after the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision proposed rules in 2011 that banks increase available capital to bolster the cushion against potential losses and better measure and control their risk. Treasuries’ safety and liquidity makes them suitable capital under regulations designed to prevent a repeat of the global financial crisis.
Loans are being damped by the slow recovery. Gross domestic product expanded at a 1.5 percent annual rate in the second quarter after a revised 2 percent gain in the prior three months, below the average of 2.6 percent since 1982, the Commerce Department said on July 27.
Wrong Direction
The share of U.S. households viewing the economy as heading in the wrong direction rose to 45 percent in August, the highest since November, from 36 percent in July, the Bloomberg Consumer Comfort survey showed today. The monthly expectations gauge dropped to minus 22 from minus 11. The weekly Bloomberg Consumer Comfort Index fell to minus 44.4 in the period ended Aug. 12, the lowest since January, from minus 41.9.
Household purchases, which account for about 70 percent of GDP, grew at the slowest pace in a year, according to the commerce department’s report on GDP.
Stimulus Pledge
Fed policy makers said Aug 1 they would provide more monetary stimulus “as needed.”
“There’s all sorts of good long-term developments that are occurring on household balance sheets, but you sense the Fed would like them to be not quite as thrifty and instead put a little more money to work,” said Jim Vogel, head of agency-debt research at FTN Financial in Memphis, Tennessee. “But that’s not going to happen without salary incomes rising.”
That explains the gap between deposits and lending, said Jeffrey Caughron, a partner at Baker Group LP in Oklahoma City who advises community banks on more than $30 billion of investments.
“It’s a function of inherently weak demand for loans and that relates to inherently weak demand in the economy,” he said. “Consumers, households, businesses: they’re paying down debt, they’re saving money, they’re not borrowing. They don’t have an appetite.”
Chart Of The Day: Americans At Or Below 125% Of The Poverty Level
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Submitted by Tyler Durden on 08/19/2012 18:13 -0400
From AP: "the number of Americans with incomes at or below 125 percent of the federal poverty level - the income limit for qualifying for legal aid - is expected to reach an all-time high of 66 million this year. A family of four earning 125 percent of the federal poverty level makes about $28,800 a year, government figures show." And visually...
As usual, if anyone expects these 66 million Americans (over 20% of the US population) to vote for someone who dares to even think about taking away any of the entitlements said tens of millions of people are used to, then by all means buy Las Vegas real estate.
FWIW !!!
AMERICAN IDLE: FIVE REASONS WE HATE THE STOCK MARKET
Joshua M Brown
August 7th, 2012
Each week we are treated to another pontification about why Americans are dumping or avoiding stocks. Most are written by non-market participants, often with the input from Ivory Tower institutional investors or a smattering of quotes from amateur traders. The journalists are trying to wrap a story around the undeniable data, endeavoring to explain the unthinkable. Andrew Ross Sorkin came up to bat this morning, his version actually gets closer to the truth than most of the others.
But still, the phenomenon goes unexplained and I grow increasingly frustrated. So today I put the topic to bed once and for all.
By way of bona fides, I'm a fifteen-year veteran of the markets, my career began at the peak of America's love affair with stocks in the waning days of the last bull market that ended at the turn of the century. I've managed money for over one thousand clients over the last ten years, I speak with two dozen investors each week and I am in contact with hundreds of investment advisors across the country who do the same. I've read and linked to every single important article, blog post and research report about the stock market that's been published in the last four years. I know what everybody's opinion is on everything, I've seen the evolution of these opinions and I've chronicled all the pivotal moments when the consensus has shifted.
In short, I live with my face 6 inches away from the business end of a sentiment firehouse. What follows are the primary observations from my proximity to a decade's worth of shattered hope and demolished expectations.
1. The Hot Stove Syndrome
Let's begin with Mark Twain's quote about risk aversion: "The cat, having sat upon a hot stove lid, will not sit upon a hot stove lid again. But he won't sit upon a cold stove lid, either." This generation of investors prefers to avoid the stove entirely - hot or cold - after an 80% decline in the Nasdaq to open the last decade and a 57% peak-to-trough S&P 500 massacre to close it. "Burn me once, shame on you. Burn me twice, shame on me. Burn me three times and you can kiss my ass before you ever see another dollar of my money." Don't take my word for it, make a few calls. This is the prevailing rationale for non-participation of Main Street's upper middle class investor from coast to coast.
The perception that it's all rigged might have something to do with the fact that every time investors are beckoned back in, usually toward the tail-end of a Fed-induced liquidity-binge rally, they are sucker punched. A mechanical arm with a boxing glove on the end shoots out of their computer screen and bashes them right in the crotch. Again and again and again. And yet the same motherfuckers appear in the finance category of the Forbes 400 year after year. Grinning like bastards, their eyes mocking you.
Wouldn't you think it's rigged, too?
2. The Grand Facade, So Soon Will Burn
They don't let the deranged lunatics in the Disneyland character costumes walk around with their heads off. It would end your childhood right then and there if you ever saw it, worse than stumbling downstairs on Christmas Eve and realizing the guy in the Santa suit porking your mom on the dining room table is actually your father in a fake beard (that never happened to me, I swear). Unfortunately, the investor class has been forced to bear witness to one tawdry unveiling after another in this era. Nearly everyone - EVERYONE - has been revealed to have been full of shit and completely incompetent all along. The tide went out and we saw who was swimming naked, as Uncle Warren likes to say, and it turns out that we all were. A brief and far-from-complete list of the people and things that have lost all credibility since the the year 2000:
1. Brokerage firm analysts
2. Chief Global Strategists
3. Every Single Regulatory Body
4. Every once-great money manager
5. The entire profession of Economics
6. S&P, Moodys and the ratings agencies
7. Morningstar's mutual fund rankings
8. The mainstream financial media in its entirety
9. Corporate Executives in the Aggregate
10. The entirety of the banking and financial sector
11. Reaganomics
12. Keynesianism
13. Our politicians' grasp on the economy
14. The ability and sagacity of the Federal Reserve
15. The structural integrity of our stock exchanges
We believe in none of it! The cynicism follows us everywhere, pervading our every activity and business dealing. Approval ratings for all of the above are at all-time lows and dropping. And you want people to buy pieces of paper that might - MIGHT - be worth something in the future? "GFY" said the public. We've gotten the studio backlot tour, we've seen that the western gold rush town is two-dimensional and propped up with 2x4's. And what has been seen cannot be unseen.
3. The Boomers and their Crumbling Institutions
Every 11 seconds 10,000 Baby Boomers turn 65. Okay, I made that stat up but it's pretty close to reality. I want you to picture an enormous python with a giant goat-like lump ballooning out from one section of its serpentine body. That snake is our nation's demography and the tumescent bulge is the Boomers passing through its digestive system. They are almost at the anus, soon to be passed completely through. Their generation has permanently altered the snake's body by virtue of its sheer size and girth. And in the wake of its passing, the institutions the Boomers have used and abused - entitlements, pensions, unions, public schools, parks, infrastructure, etc - are literally groaning from the strain and crumbling from the neglect. These institutions must now shrink and the stock market and investment industry will not be immune. Volumes must decline, activity must dwindle and the indestructible titans of high finance that once towered over the foreground now must fade into the background.
4. "We're Gonna Need Reinforcements"
Typically, as one generation of stock buyers moves on, another comes in to pick up the slack. That's not happening yet with kids in their 20's and early 30's. And it's no surprise why. Try to understand that this is the generation that, as children, watched while their Boomer parents blew up their retirement accounts in the dot com blow-off top. Seven years later, these same kids came home from college to find foreclosure notices tacked to their parents' doors. To them speculation equals loss, pain and adjustments in standard of living. And just when it looked like the kids might get excited about their generation's new engines of wealth creation, they were prison raped by the all star team of Morgan Stanley, Second Market, Mark Zuckerberg and his swineherd of Russian VCs. So they're not coming. Every study shows they have no interest in playing. As the army of Boomer investors marches into the sunset, their banners tattered but still held proudly aloft, there is no one bringing up the rear. Their children prefer fantasy football to fantasy capitalism.
5. It's Biblical
It's been posited that one of the key reasons the economy and markets have stagnated is the lack of prosecutions stemming from the Credit Crash. Especially given the obvious and widespread presence of fraud, recklessness and criminal negligence. We are a nation built on the Judeo-Christian principles of our earliest settlers. The Scots-Irish and English pilgrims who so gallantly murdered their way into nationhood on these shores believed in hard work and consequences, in morality and retribution. The violence of the Old Testament combined with the score-settling of the New. This need for crime to find punishment is deeply ingrained in our culture and in our own psyches; the way the story is supposed to end is with the bad guy paying dearly for his wickedness. And yet Angelo Mozillo is most likely catnapping on a lounge chair in the sun as you read this. Fuld and O'Neal and Cayne and the rest, while they've certainly lost money, have probably not seen much of a change in their lifestyles upon their disgrace. These guys are fucking out and about, they strolled out of this economic hellscape twirling a cane. Untouchable! And their hordes of yes men, henchmen, Gals Friday and enablers, too.
The Feds went after two Bear Stearns hedge fund managers for lying and self-dealing at the dawn of the crisis and lost the case. Since then, everything's been a settlement - where everyone gets to write checks from their corporate coffers and deny wrongdoing. This does nothing to appease the throngs of spectators watching from the cheap seats. This week in New York, a jury found a Citigroup drone not guilty of mortgage fraud but rather than send a signal to The Street that they were satisfied, this jury wrote a letter to the government begging them to prosecute bank CEOs. This was a first, and it happened five years later. What does that tell you about the public's desire for closure and for the guilty to be punished? We don't want it, we need it. We cannot move forward until there is a sense that loose ends have been addressed, until then we're simply still in the crisis phase, we will not - as a society - accept that it's over yet.
***
And now for the good news...
It had to be this way. The love affair with stocks had to come to a hideous and grinding denouement. 20 years of good vibrations requires almost as many of despondency and apathy for the flames of lust to be extinguished. This is how it always goes. This is what sets us up for the next bull market, the one that makes those of us who have stuck it out rich. We're not there yet, but we are getting very close. Perhaps not on valuation, as central banks and governments still have too much invested to let it clear. But certainly on sentiment. Apathy is morphing into disgust, the longer this continues the better.
Because hatred and a public perception of endless futility brings about opportunity.
Where Have the Mom & Pop Investor Gone?
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By Barry Ritholtz - August 19th, 2012, 9:00AM
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My Sunday Washington Post Business Section column is out. This morning, we look at where the mom and pop investor have gone and why.
The print version had the headline “Where has the mom-and-pop retail investor gone?“, while the online version is merely “Where has the retail investor gone?.”
Here’s an excerpt from the column:
“Lots of folks are wondering what happened to the Main Street-mom-and-pop retail investors. They seem to have taken their ball and gone home. I don’t blame them for feeling put upon, but it might be instructive to figure out why. Perhaps it could even help us determine what this means for risk capital.
We see evidence of this all over the place: The incredibly light volume of stock trading; the abysmal television ratings of CNBC; the closing of investing magazines such as Smart Money, whose final print issue is on newsstands as it transitions to a digital format; the dearth of stock chatter at cocktail parties. Why, it is almost as if America has fallen out of love with equities.
Given the events of the past decade and a half, this should come as no surprise. Average investors have seen not one but two equity collapses (2000 and 2008). They got caught in the real estate boom and bust. Accredited investors (i.e., the wealthier ones) also discovered that venture capital and private equity were no sure thing either. The Facebook IPO may have been the last straw.
What has driven the typical investor away from equities . . . ?”
I come up with the 10 answers, which you need to go to the full column to see . . .
Source:
Where has the retail investor gone?
Barry Ritholtz
Washington Post, August 17 2012
http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/where-has-the-retail-investor-gone/2012/08/17/9a915eee-e7cf-11e1-936a-b801f1abab19_story.html
W@G1 08/20/12 for a 08/22/12 close
2012 Running W@G results
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W@G2 01/04/12 for a 01/06/12 close Last Trade 57.81 ~ 57.75 Farooq off by .06 #msg-70633458
W@G1 01/09/12 for a 01/11/12 close Last Trade 58.16 ~ 58.23 paulgmx1 off by .07 #msg-70789693
W@G2 01/11/12 for a 01/13/12 close Last Trade 58.18 ~ 58.67 Kookiekook off by .49 #msg-70889167
W@G1 01/17/12 for a 01/18/12 close Last Trade 59.49 ~ 58.98 paulgmx1 off by .51 #msg-71040468
W@G2 01/18/12 for a 01/20/12 close Last Trade 59.77 ~ 59.02 paulgmx1 off by .75 #msg-71163129
W@G1 01/23/12 for a 01/25/12 close Last Trade 60.43 ~ 60.79 rayrohn off by .36 #msg-71323918
W@G2 01/25/12 for a 01/27/12 close Last Trade 60.40 ~ 60.50 rayrohn off by .10 #msg-71426361
W@G1 01/30/12 for a 02/01/12 close Last Trade 61.02 ~ 60.03 Kookiekook off by .99 #msg-71612463
W@G2 02/01/12 for a 02/03/12 close Last Trade 62.05 ~ 60.16 Kookiekook off by 1.89 #msg-71736968
W@G1 02/06/12 for a 02/08/12 close Last Trade 62.46 ~ 62.13 Kookiekook off by .33 #msg-71887330
W@G2 02/08/12 for a 02/10/12 close Last Trade 62.47 ~ 62.11 Kookiekook off by .36 #msg-72007051
W@G1 02/13/12 for a 02/15/12 close Last Trade 62.77 ~ 62.55 Farooq off by .22 #msg-72180003
W@G2 02/15/12 for a 02/17/12 close Last Trade 63.43 ~ 62.90 Farooq off by .53 #msg-72275851
W@G1 02/21/12 for a 02/22/12 close Last Trade 63.32 ~ 63.80 Never96 off by .42 #msg-72422926
W@G2 02/22/12 for a 02/24/12 close Close not enough entries
W@G1 02/27/12 for a 02/29/12 close Last Trade 64.41 ~ 64.36 Kookiekook off by .05 #msg-72704661
W@G2 02/29/12 for a 03/02/12 close Last Trade 64.87 ~ 64.50 Farooq off by .37 #msg-72841567
W@G1 03/05/12 for a 03/07/12 close Last Trade 64.06 ~ 64.00 rayrohn off by .06 #msg-73006374
W@G2 03/07/12 for a 03/09/12 close Last Trade 65.02 ~ 62.50 Farooq off by 2.52 #msg-73112187
W@G1 03/12/12 for a 03/14/12 close Last Trade 66.49 ~ 64.89 Kookiekook off by 2.40 #msg-73285243
W@G2 03/14/12 for a 03/16/12 close Close not enough entries
W@G1 03/19/12 for a 03/21/12 close Last Trade 67.12 ~ 67.13 Kookiekook of by .01 #msg-73546484
W@G2 03/21/12 for a 03/23/12 close Last Trade 66.94 ~ 66.75 Farooq off by .19 #msg-73636834
W@G1 03/26/12 for a 03/28/12 close Last Trade 67.94 ~ 67.50 Farooq off by .44 #msg-73797485
W@G2 03/28/12 for a 03/30/12 close Close not enough entries
W@G1 04/02/12 for a 04/04/12 close Last Trade 67.30 ~ 67.20 Farooq off by .10 #msg-74073310
W@G2 04/04/12 for a 04/06/12 close Close not enough entries
W@G1 04/09/12 for a 04/11/12 close Last Trade 66.45 ~ 66.50 Farooq off by .05 #msg-74292295
W@G2 04/11/12 for a 04/13/12 close Last Trade 66.19 ~ 67.13 Farooq off by .94 #msg-74401471
W@G1 04/16/12 for a 04/18/12 close Last Trade 66.61 ~ 66.56 Farooq off by .05 #msg-74561847
W@G2 04/18/12 for a 04/20/12 close Last Trade 65.68 ~ 66.11 Kookiekook off by .43 #msg-74669192
W@G1 04/23/12 for a 04/25/12 close Last Trade 66.45 ~ 66.11 Kookiekook off by .34 #msg-74852573
W@G2 04/25/12 for a 04/27/12 close Last Trade 67.24 ~ 65.50 Farooq off by 1.74 #msg-74977166
W@G1 04/30/12 for a 05/02/12 close Last Trade 67.06 ~ 67.23 Kookiekook off by .17 #msg-75145387
W@G2 05/02/12 for a 05/04/12 close Last Trade 64.70 ~ 65.56 rayrohn off by .86 #msg-75237580
W@G1 05/07/12 for a 05/09/12 close Last Trade 64.32 64.90 paulgmx1 off by .58~63.74 Kookiekook off by .58 #msg-75417777
W@G2 05/09/12 for a 05/11/12 close Last Trade 64.18 ~ 64.00 paulgmx1 off by .18 #msg-75530701
W@G1 05/14/12 for a 05/16/12 close Last Trade 62.94 ~ 63.01 rayrohn off by .07 #msg-75666813
W@G2 05/16/12 for a 05/18/12 close Last Trade 60.81 ~ 62.76 Kookiekook off by 1.95 #msg-75779075
W@G1 05/21/12 for a 05/23/12 close Last Trade 62.56 ~ 61.78 paulgmx1 off by .78 #msg-75917325
W@G2 05/23/12 for a 05/25/12 close Last Trade 62.07 ~ 62.00 rayrohn off by .07 #msg-76000894
W@G1 05/29/12 for a 05/30/12 close Last Trade 62.33 ~ 62.55 Farooq off by .22 #msg-76114141
W@G2 05/30/12 for a 06/01/12 close Last Trade 60.41 ~ 61.26 Kookiekok off by .85 #msg-76195150
W@G1 06/04/12 for a 06/06/12 close Last Trade 62.52 ~ 60.66 paulgmx1 off by 1.86 #msg-76349052
W@G2 06/06/12 for a 06/08/12 close Last Trade 62.87 ~ 61.66 paulgmx1 off by 1.21 #msg-76440468
W@G1 06/11/12 for a 06/13/12 close Last Trade 62.13 ~ 62.48 Kookiekook off by .35 #msg-76592144
W@G2 06/13/12 for a 06/15/12 close Last Trade 62.99 ~ 63.00 Farooq of by .01 #msg-76681263
W@G1 06/18/12 for a 06/20/12 close Last Trade 64.29 ~ 63.07 paulgmx1 off by 1.22 #msg-76821510
W@G2 06/20/12 for a 06/22/12 close Last Trade 63.35 ~ 64.00 Farooq off by .65 #msg-76913855
W@G1 06/25/12 for a 06/27/12 close Last Trade 62.90 ~ 63.07 paulgmx1 of by .17 #msg-77040855
W@G2 06/27/12 for a 06/29/12 close Last Trade 64.16 ~ 63.96 paulgmx1 off by .20 #msg-77122829
W@G1 07/02/12 for a 07/03/12 close Last Trade 64.89 ~ 64.72 rayrohn off b y .17 #msg-77203209
W@G2 07/05/12 for a 07/06/12 close Last Trade 64.12 ~ 64.00 Farooq off by .12 #msg-77278840
W@G1 07/09/12 for a 07/11/12 close Last Trade 63.02 ~ 63.00 Farooq off by .02 #msg-77424549
W@G2 07/11/12 for a 07/13/12 close Last Trade 63.38 ~ 63.83 paulgmx1 off by .45 #msg-77504877
W@G1 07/16/12 for a 07/18/12 close Last Trade 64.39 ~ 63.89 Kookiekook off by .50 #msg-77641584
W@G2 07/18/12 for a 07/20/12 close Last Trade 64.24 ~ 64.13 Kookiekook off by .11 #msg-77741635
W@G1 07/23/12 for a 07/25/12 close Last Trade 62.54 ~ 62.50 rayrohn off by .04 #msg-77873863
W@G2 07/23/12 for a 07/27/12 close Last Trade 64.87 ~ 64.12 Kookiekook off by .75 #msg-77960243
W@G1 07/30/12 for a 08/01/12 close Last Trade 64.61 ~ 64.31 Kookiekook off by .30 #msg-78112825
W@G2 08/01/12 for a 08/03/12 close Last Trade 65.60 ~ 65.00 Farooq off by .60 #msg-78195500
W@G1 08/06/12 for a 08/08/12 close Last Trade 66.62 ~ 66.91 Kookiekook off by .29 #msg-78426213
W@G2 08/08/12 for a 08/10/12 close Last Trade 66.86 ~ 67.23 Kookiekook off by .99 #msg-78426272
W@G1 08/13/12 for a 08/15/12 close Last Trade 67.22 ~ 67.50 rayrohn off by .28 #msg-78586464
W@G2 08/15/12 for a 08/17/12 close Last Trade 68.32 ~ 66.86 Kookiekook off by 1.46 #msg-78686229
Results W@G2 08/15/12 for a 08/17/12 close
Last Trade 68.32
66.86 Kookiekook off by 1.46
Nice W@G ED !!!!
Thanks ED
And thanks for posting the results !!!
just for home and need to go to bed lol
Thanks Paul
W@G2 08/15/12 for a 08/17/12 close
66.86 Kookiekook
66.50 rayrohn
W@G2 08/15/12 for a 08/17/12 close
W@G1 08/13/12 for a 08/15/12 close
67.50 rayrohn
6586 TFO
lol I am in Vegas so the market so the market goes up till Wednesday ....
W@G1 08/13/12 for a 08/15/12 close
2012 Running W@G results
W@G1 01/02/12 for a 01/04/12 close Last Trade 57.14 ~ 57.53 Farooq off by .39 #msg-70530511
W@G2 01/04/12 for a 01/06/12 close Last Trade 57.81 ~ 57.75 Farooq off by .06 #msg-70633458
W@G1 01/09/12 for a 01/11/12 close Last Trade 58.16 ~ 58.23 paulgmx1 off by .07 #msg-70789693
W@G2 01/11/12 for a 01/13/12 close Last Trade 58.18 ~ 58.67 Kookiekook off by .49 #msg-70889167
W@G1 01/17/12 for a 01/18/12 close Last Trade 59.49 ~ 58.98 paulgmx1 off by .51 #msg-71040468
W@G2 01/18/12 for a 01/20/12 close Last Trade 59.77 ~ 59.02 paulgmx1 off by .75 #msg-71163129
W@G1 01/23/12 for a 01/25/12 close Last Trade 60.43 ~ 60.79 rayrohn off by .36 #msg-71323918
W@G2 01/25/12 for a 01/27/12 close Last Trade 60.40 ~ 60.50 rayrohn off by .10 #msg-71426361
W@G1 01/30/12 for a 02/01/12 close Last Trade 61.02 ~ 60.03 Kookiekook off by .99 #msg-71612463
W@G2 02/01/12 for a 02/03/12 close Last Trade 62.05 ~ 60.16 Kookiekook off by 1.89 #msg-71736968
W@G1 02/06/12 for a 02/08/12 close Last Trade 62.46 ~ 62.13 Kookiekook off by .33 #msg-71887330
W@G2 02/08/12 for a 02/10/12 close Last Trade 62.47 ~ 62.11 Kookiekook off by .36 #msg-72007051
W@G1 02/13/12 for a 02/15/12 close Last Trade 62.77 ~ 62.55 Farooq off by .22 #msg-72180003
W@G2 02/15/12 for a 02/17/12 close Last Trade 63.43 ~ 62.90 Farooq off by .53 #msg-72275851
W@G1 02/21/12 for a 02/22/12 close Last Trade 63.32 ~ 63.80 Never96 off by .42 #msg-72422926
W@G2 02/22/12 for a 02/24/12 close Close not enough entries
W@G1 02/27/12 for a 02/29/12 close Last Trade 64.41 ~ 64.36 Kookiekook off by .05 #msg-72704661
W@G2 02/29/12 for a 03/02/12 close Last Trade 64.87 ~ 64.50 Farooq off by .37 #msg-72841567
W@G1 03/05/12 for a 03/07/12 close Last Trade 64.06 ~ 64.00 rayrohn off by .06 #msg-73006374
W@G2 03/07/12 for a 03/09/12 close Last Trade 65.02 ~ 62.50 Farooq off by 2.52 #msg-73112187
W@G1 03/12/12 for a 03/14/12 close Last Trade 66.49 ~ 64.89 Kookiekook off by 2.40 #msg-73285243
W@G2 03/14/12 for a 03/16/12 close Close not enough entries
W@G1 03/19/12 for a 03/21/12 close Last Trade 67.12 ~ 67.13 Kookiekook of by .01 #msg-73546484
W@G2 03/21/12 for a 03/23/12 close Last Trade 66.94 ~ 66.75 Farooq off by .19 #msg-73636834
W@G1 03/26/12 for a 03/28/12 close Last Trade 67.94 ~ 67.50 Farooq off by .44 #msg-73797485
W@G2 03/28/12 for a 03/30/12 close Close not enough entries
W@G1 04/02/12 for a 04/04/12 close Last Trade 67.30 ~ 67.20 Farooq off by .10 #msg-74073310
W@G2 04/04/12 for a 04/06/12 close Close not enough entries
W@G1 04/09/12 for a 04/11/12 close Last Trade 66.45 ~ 66.50 Farooq off by .05 #msg-74292295
W@G2 04/11/12 for a 04/13/12 close Last Trade 66.19 ~ 67.13 Farooq off by .94 #msg-74401471
W@G1 04/16/12 for a 04/18/12 close Last Trade 66.61 ~ 66.56 Farooq off by .05 #msg-74561847
W@G2 04/18/12 for a 04/20/12 close Last Trade 65.68 ~ 66.11 Kookiekook off by .43 #msg-74669192
W@G1 04/23/12 for a 04/25/12 close Last Trade 66.45 ~ 66.11 Kookiekook off by .34 #msg-74852573
W@G2 04/25/12 for a 04/27/12 close Last Trade 67.24 ~ 65.50 Farooq off by 1.74 #msg-74977166
W@G1 04/30/12 for a 05/02/12 close Last Trade 67.06 ~ 67.23 Kookiekook off by .17 #msg-75145387
W@G2 05/02/12 for a 05/04/12 close Last Trade 64.70 ~ 65.56 rayrohn off by .86 #msg-75237580
W@G1 05/07/12 for a 05/09/12 close Last Trade 64.32 64.90 paulgmx1 off by .58~63.74 Kookiekook off by .58 #msg-75417777
W@G2 05/09/12 for a 05/11/12 close Last Trade 64.18 ~ 64.00 paulgmx1 off by .18 #msg-75530701
W@G1 05/14/12 for a 05/16/12 close Last Trade 62.94 ~ 63.01 rayrohn off by .07 #msg-75666813
W@G2 05/16/12 for a 05/18/12 close Last Trade 60.81 ~ 62.76 Kookiekook off by 1.95 #msg-75779075
W@G1 05/21/12 for a 05/23/12 close Last Trade 62.56 ~ 61.78 paulgmx1 off by .78 #msg-75917325
W@G2 05/23/12 for a 05/25/12 close Last Trade 62.07 ~ 62.00 rayrohn off by .07 #msg-76000894
W@G1 05/29/12 for a 05/30/12 close Last Trade 62.33 ~ 62.55 Farooq off by .22 #msg-76114141
W@G2 05/30/12 for a 06/01/12 close Last Trade 60.41 ~ 61.26 Kookiekok off by .85 #msg-76195150
W@G1 06/04/12 for a 06/06/12 close Last Trade 62.52 ~ 60.66 paulgmx1 off by 1.86 #msg-76349052
W@G2 06/06/12 for a 06/08/12 close Last Trade 62.87 ~ 61.66 paulgmx1 off by 1.21 #msg-76440468
W@G1 06/11/12 for a 06/13/12 close Last Trade 62.13 ~ 62.48 Kookiekook off by .35 #msg-76592144
W@G2 06/13/12 for a 06/15/12 close Last Trade 62.99 ~ 63.00 Farooq of by .01 #msg-76681263
W@G1 06/18/12 for a 06/20/12 close Last Trade 64.29 ~ 63.07 paulgmx1 off by 1.22 #msg-76821510
W@G2 06/20/12 for a 06/22/12 close Last Trade 63.35 ~ 64.00 Farooq off by .65 #msg-76913855
W@G1 06/25/12 for a 06/27/12 close Last Trade 62.90 ~ 63.07 paulgmx1 of by .17 #msg-77040855
W@G2 06/27/12 for a 06/29/12 close Last Trade 64.16 ~ 63.96 paulgmx1 off by .20 #msg-77122829
W@G1 07/02/12 for a 07/03/12 close Last Trade 64.89 ~ 64.72 rayrohn off b y .17 #msg-77203209
W@G2 07/05/12 for a 07/06/12 close Last Trade 64.12 ~ 64.00 Farooq off by .12 #msg-77278840
W@G1 07/09/12 for a 07/11/12 close Last Trade 63.02 ~ 63.00 Farooq off by .02 #msg-77424549
W@G2 07/11/12 for a 07/13/12 close Last Trade 63.38 ~ 63.83 paulgmx1 off by .45 #msg-77504877
W@G1 07/16/12 for a 07/18/12 close Last Trade 64.39 ~ 63.89 Kookiekook off by .50 #msg-77641584
W@G2 07/18/12 for a 07/20/12 close Last Trade 64.24 ~ 64.13 Kookiekook off by .11 #msg-77741635
W@G1 07/23/12 for a 07/25/12 close Last Trade 62.54 ~ 62.50 rayrohn off by .04 #msg-77873863
W@G2 07/23/12 for a 07/27/12 close Last Trade 64.87 ~ 64.12 Kookiekook off by .75 #msg-77960243
W@G1 07/30/12 for a 08/01/12 close Last Trade 64.61 ~ 64.31 Kookiekook off by .30 #msg-78112825
W@G2 08/01/12 for a 08/03/12 close Last Trade 65.60 ~ 65.00 Farooq off by .60 #msg-78195500
W@G1 08/06/12 for a 08/08/12 close Last Trade 66.62 ~ 66.91 Kookiekook off by .29 #msg-78426213
W@G2 08/08/12 for a 08/10/12 close Last Trade 66.86 ~ 67.23 Kookiekook off by .99 #msg-78426272
Results W@G2 08/08/12 for a 08/10/12 close
Last Trade 66.86
67.23 Kookiekook off by .99
2012 Running W@G results
W@G1 01/02/12 for a 01/04/12 close Last Trade 57.14 ~ 57.53 Farooq off by .39 #msg-70530511
W@G2 01/04/12 for a 01/06/12 close Last Trade 57.81 ~ 57.75 Farooq off by .06 #msg-70633458
W@G1 01/09/12 for a 01/11/12 close Last Trade 58.16 ~ 58.23 paulgmx1 off by .07 #msg-70789693
W@G2 01/11/12 for a 01/13/12 close Last Trade 58.18 ~ 58.67 Kookiekook off by .49 #msg-70889167
W@G1 01/17/12 for a 01/18/12 close Last Trade 59.49 ~ 58.98 paulgmx1 off by .51 #msg-71040468
W@G2 01/18/12 for a 01/20/12 close Last Trade 59.77 ~ 59.02 paulgmx1 off by .75 #msg-71163129
W@G1 01/23/12 for a 01/25/12 close Last Trade 60.43 ~ 60.79 rayrohn off by .36 #msg-71323918
W@G2 01/25/12 for a 01/27/12 close Last Trade 60.40 ~ 60.50 rayrohn off by .10 #msg-71426361
W@G1 01/30/12 for a 02/01/12 close Last Trade 61.02 ~ 60.03 Kookiekook off by .99 #msg-71612463
W@G2 02/01/12 for a 02/03/12 close Last Trade 62.05 ~ 60.16 Kookiekook off by 1.89 #msg-71736968
W@G1 02/06/12 for a 02/08/12 close Last Trade 62.46 ~ 62.13 Kookiekook off by .33 #msg-71887330
W@G2 02/08/12 for a 02/10/12 close Last Trade 62.47 ~ 62.11 Kookiekook off by .36 #msg-72007051
W@G1 02/13/12 for a 02/15/12 close Last Trade 62.77 ~ 62.55 Farooq off by .22 #msg-72180003
W@G2 02/15/12 for a 02/17/12 close Last Trade 63.43 ~ 62.90 Farooq off by .53 #msg-72275851
W@G1 02/21/12 for a 02/22/12 close Last Trade 63.32 ~ 63.80 Never96 off by .42 #msg-72422926
W@G2 02/22/12 for a 02/24/12 close Close not enough entries
W@G1 02/27/12 for a 02/29/12 close Last Trade 64.41 ~ 64.36 Kookiekook off by .05 #msg-72704661
W@G2 02/29/12 for a 03/02/12 close Last Trade 64.87 ~ 64.50 Farooq off by .37 #msg-72841567
W@G1 03/05/12 for a 03/07/12 close Last Trade 64.06 ~ 64.00 rayrohn off by .06 #msg-73006374
W@G2 03/07/12 for a 03/09/12 close Last Trade 65.02 ~ 62.50 Farooq off by 2.52 #msg-73112187
W@G1 03/12/12 for a 03/14/12 close Last Trade 66.49 ~ 64.89 Kookiekook off by 2.40 #msg-73285243
W@G2 03/14/12 for a 03/16/12 close Close not enough entries
W@G1 03/19/12 for a 03/21/12 close Last Trade 67.12 ~ 67.13 Kookiekook of by .01 #msg-73546484
W@G2 03/21/12 for a 03/23/12 close Last Trade 66.94 ~ 66.75 Farooq off by .19 #msg-73636834
W@G1 03/26/12 for a 03/28/12 close Last Trade 67.94 ~ 67.50 Farooq off by .44 #msg-73797485
W@G2 03/28/12 for a 03/30/12 close Close not enough entries
W@G1 04/02/12 for a 04/04/12 close Last Trade 67.30 ~ 67.20 Farooq off by .10 #msg-74073310
W@G2 04/04/12 for a 04/06/12 close Close not enough entries
W@G1 04/09/12 for a 04/11/12 close Last Trade 66.45 ~ 66.50 Farooq off by .05 #msg-74292295
W@G2 04/11/12 for a 04/13/12 close Last Trade 66.19 ~ 67.13 Farooq off by .94 #msg-74401471
W@G1 04/16/12 for a 04/18/12 close Last Trade 66.61 ~ 66.56 Farooq off by .05 #msg-74561847
W@G2 04/18/12 for a 04/20/12 close Last Trade 65.68 ~ 66.11 Kookiekook off by .43 #msg-74669192
W@G1 04/23/12 for a 04/25/12 close Last Trade 66.45 ~ 66.11 Kookiekook off by .34 #msg-74852573
W@G2 04/25/12 for a 04/27/12 close Last Trade 67.24 ~ 65.50 Farooq off by 1.74 #msg-74977166
W@G1 04/30/12 for a 05/02/12 close Last Trade 67.06 ~ 67.23 Kookiekook off by .17 #msg-75145387
W@G2 05/02/12 for a 05/04/12 close Last Trade 64.70 ~ 65.56 rayrohn off by .86 #msg-75237580
W@G1 05/07/12 for a 05/09/12 close Last Trade 64.32 64.90 paulgmx1 off by .58~63.74 Kookiekook off by .58 #msg-75417777
W@G2 05/09/12 for a 05/11/12 close Last Trade 64.18 ~ 64.00 paulgmx1 off by .18 #msg-75530701
W@G1 05/14/12 for a 05/16/12 close Last Trade 62.94 ~ 63.01 rayrohn off by .07 #msg-75666813
W@G2 05/16/12 for a 05/18/12 close Last Trade 60.81 ~ 62.76 Kookiekook off by 1.95 #msg-75779075
W@G1 05/21/12 for a 05/23/12 close Last Trade 62.56 ~ 61.78 paulgmx1 off by .78 #msg-75917325
W@G2 05/23/12 for a 05/25/12 close Last Trade 62.07 ~ 62.00 rayrohn off by .07 #msg-76000894
W@G1 05/29/12 for a 05/30/12 close Last Trade 62.33 ~ 62.55 Farooq off by .22 #msg-76114141
W@G2 05/30/12 for a 06/01/12 close Last Trade 60.41 ~ 61.26 Kookiekok off by .85 #msg-76195150
W@G1 06/04/12 for a 06/06/12 close Last Trade 62.52 ~ 60.66 paulgmx1 off by 1.86 #msg-76349052
W@G2 06/06/12 for a 06/08/12 close Last Trade 62.87 ~ 61.66 paulgmx1 off by 1.21 #msg-76440468
W@G1 06/11/12 for a 06/13/12 close Last Trade 62.13 ~ 62.48 Kookiekook off by .35 #msg-76592144
W@G2 06/13/12 for a 06/15/12 close Last Trade 62.99 ~ 63.00 Farooq of by .01 #msg-76681263
W@G1 06/18/12 for a 06/20/12 close Last Trade 64.29 ~ 63.07 paulgmx1 off by 1.22 #msg-76821510
W@G2 06/20/12 for a 06/22/12 close Last Trade 63.35 ~ 64.00 Farooq off by .65 #msg-76913855
W@G1 06/25/12 for a 06/27/12 close Last Trade 62.90 ~ 63.07 paulgmx1 of by .17 #msg-77040855
W@G2 06/27/12 for a 06/29/12 close Last Trade 64.16 ~ 63.96 paulgmx1 off by .20 #msg-77122829
W@G1 07/02/12 for a 07/03/12 close Last Trade 64.89 ~ 64.72 rayrohn off b y .17 #msg-77203209
W@G2 07/05/12 for a 07/06/12 close Last Trade 64.12 ~ 64.00 Farooq off by .12 #msg-77278840
W@G1 07/09/12 for a 07/11/12 close Last Trade 63.02 ~ 63.00 Farooq off by .02 #msg-77424549
W@G2 07/11/12 for a 07/13/12 close Last Trade 63.38 ~ 63.83 paulgmx1 off by .45 #msg-77504877
W@G1 07/16/12 for a 07/18/12 close Last Trade 64.39 ~ 63.89 Kookiekook off by .50 #msg-77641584
W@G2 07/18/12 for a 07/20/12 close Last Trade 64.24 ~ 64.13 Kookiekook off by .11 #msg-77741635
W@G1 07/23/12 for a 07/25/12 close Last Trade 62.54 ~ 62.50 rayrohn off by .04 #msg-77873863
W@G2 07/23/12 for a 07/27/12 close Last Trade 64.87 ~ 64.12 Kookiekook off by .75 #msg-77960243
W@G1 07/30/12 for a 08/01/12 close Last Trade 64.61 ~ 64.31 Kookiekook off by .30 #msg-78112825
W@G2 08/01/12 for a 08/03/12 close Last Trade 65.60 ~ 65.00 Farooq off by .60 #msg-78195500
W@G1 08/06/12 for a 08/08/12 close Last Trade 66.62 ~ 66.91 Kookiekook off by .29 #msg-78426213
Results W@G1 08/06/12 for a 08/08/12 close
Last Trade 66.62
66.91 Kookiekook off by .29
Nice W@G ED !!!!
Nice W@G ED !!!!
W@G2 08/08/12 for a 08/10/12 close
67.23 Kookiekook
64.95 rayrohn
S&P revises Greece's outlook to negative
NEW YORK | Tue Aug 7, 2012 6:00pm EDT
(Reuters) - Ratings agency Standard & Poor's on Tuesday revised Greece's outlook to negative, saying the debt-ridden euro zone country could need more help from its international creditors.
"Following delays in implementing budgetary consolidation measures and a worsening Greek economy, we believe Greece is likely to require additional financing for 2012 under the EU/International Monetary Fund (IMF) program," S&P said in a statement.
"We are revising the outlook on the long-term ratings on Greece to negative, reflecting the possibility of a downgrade if Greece fails to secure the next disbursement of the EU/IMF Program," S&P said.
Greece has made progress in finding budget cuts needed to continue its bailout program, but international inspectors said this week that they will return in September to see if the remaining work is done.
Greece has pledged a series of fiscal and reform measures worth 11.5 billion euros to convince international lenders to keep Athens hooked to a 130 billion euro lifeline and avoid bankruptcy.
Inspectors from the IMF, the European Commission and the European Central Bank - known as the troika - concluded a visit to Greece on Sunday saying the talks with the new coalition government were productive.
"We see the likelihood of shortfalls, owing to election-related delays in the implementation of budgetary consolidation measures for the current year, as well as the worsening trajectory of the Greek economy," S&P said.
The ratings agency said it sees the Greek economy shrinking by 10 percent to 11 percent, cumulatively, during 2012-2013.
S&P also affirmed Greece's CCC rating, which is already well in speculative territory.
Moody's Investors Service rates Greece C, and Fitch rates the country CCC.
(Reporting By Pam Niimi and Luciana Lopez; Editing by Stacey Joyce and Leslie Adler)
8:01 PM Now that the second quarter has come to a queasy finish, it's time to look ahead at what to expect for the next quarter. Looking back on the recent quarter, with nearly 85% of the S&P 500 companies reported, it doesn't bode well. Just 51% have exceeded net profit expectations, and only 40% or so beat on revenue. Even more disconcerting is that more than 50% of the companies in the index have already lowered estimates for Q3, while only 21% have raised.
W@G2 08/08/12 for a 08/10/12 close
W@G1 08/06/12 for a 08/08/12 close
66.91 Kookiekook
65.27 TFO
65.00 rayrohn
W@G1 08/06/12 for a 08/08/12 close
2012 Running W@G results
W@G1 01/02/12 for a 01/04/12 close Last Trade 57.14 ~ 57.53 Farooq off by .39 #msg-70530511
W@G2 01/04/12 for a 01/06/12 close Last Trade 57.81 ~ 57.75 Farooq off by .06 #msg-70633458
W@G1 01/09/12 for a 01/11/12 close Last Trade 58.16 ~ 58.23 paulgmx1 off by .07 #msg-70789693
W@G2 01/11/12 for a 01/13/12 close Last Trade 58.18 ~ 58.67 Kookiekook off by .49 #msg-70889167
W@G1 01/17/12 for a 01/18/12 close Last Trade 59.49 ~ 58.98 paulgmx1 off by .51 #msg-71040468
W@G2 01/18/12 for a 01/20/12 close Last Trade 59.77 ~ 59.02 paulgmx1 off by .75 #msg-71163129
W@G1 01/23/12 for a 01/25/12 close Last Trade 60.43 ~ 60.79 rayrohn off by .36 #msg-71323918
W@G2 01/25/12 for a 01/27/12 close Last Trade 60.40 ~ 60.50 rayrohn off by .10 #msg-71426361
W@G1 01/30/12 for a 02/01/12 close Last Trade 61.02 ~ 60.03 Kookiekook off by .99 #msg-71612463
W@G2 02/01/12 for a 02/03/12 close Last Trade 62.05 ~ 60.16 Kookiekook off by 1.89 #msg-71736968
W@G1 02/06/12 for a 02/08/12 close Last Trade 62.46 ~ 62.13 Kookiekook off by .33 #msg-71887330
W@G2 02/08/12 for a 02/10/12 close Last Trade 62.47 ~ 62.11 Kookiekook off by .36 #msg-72007051
W@G1 02/13/12 for a 02/15/12 close Last Trade 62.77 ~ 62.55 Farooq off by .22 #msg-72180003
W@G2 02/15/12 for a 02/17/12 close Last Trade 63.43 ~ 62.90 Farooq off by .53 #msg-72275851
W@G1 02/21/12 for a 02/22/12 close Last Trade 63.32 ~ 63.80 Never96 off by .42 #msg-72422926
W@G2 02/22/12 for a 02/24/12 close Close not enough entries
W@G1 02/27/12 for a 02/29/12 close Last Trade 64.41 ~ 64.36 Kookiekook off by .05 #msg-72704661
W@G2 02/29/12 for a 03/02/12 close Last Trade 64.87 ~ 64.50 Farooq off by .37 #msg-72841567
W@G1 03/05/12 for a 03/07/12 close Last Trade 64.06 ~ 64.00 rayrohn off by .06 #msg-73006374
W@G2 03/07/12 for a 03/09/12 close Last Trade 65.02 ~ 62.50 Farooq off by 2.52 #msg-73112187
W@G1 03/12/12 for a 03/14/12 close Last Trade 66.49 ~ 64.89 Kookiekook off by 2.40 #msg-73285243
W@G2 03/14/12 for a 03/16/12 close Close not enough entries
W@G1 03/19/12 for a 03/21/12 close Last Trade 67.12 ~ 67.13 Kookiekook of by .01 #msg-73546484
W@G2 03/21/12 for a 03/23/12 close Last Trade 66.94 ~ 66.75 Farooq off by .19 #msg-73636834
W@G1 03/26/12 for a 03/28/12 close Last Trade 67.94 ~ 67.50 Farooq off by .44 #msg-73797485
W@G2 03/28/12 for a 03/30/12 close Close not enough entries
W@G1 04/02/12 for a 04/04/12 close Last Trade 67.30 ~ 67.20 Farooq off by .10 #msg-74073310
W@G2 04/04/12 for a 04/06/12 close Close not enough entries
W@G1 04/09/12 for a 04/11/12 close Last Trade 66.45 ~ 66.50 Farooq off by .05 #msg-74292295
W@G2 04/11/12 for a 04/13/12 close Last Trade 66.19 ~ 67.13 Farooq off by .94 #msg-74401471
W@G1 04/16/12 for a 04/18/12 close Last Trade 66.61 ~ 66.56 Farooq off by .05 #msg-74561847
W@G2 04/18/12 for a 04/20/12 close Last Trade 65.68 ~ 66.11 Kookiekook off by .43 #msg-74669192
W@G1 04/23/12 for a 04/25/12 close Last Trade 66.45 ~ 66.11 Kookiekook off by .34 #msg-74852573
W@G2 04/25/12 for a 04/27/12 close Last Trade 67.24 ~ 65.50 Farooq off by 1.74 #msg-74977166
W@G1 04/30/12 for a 05/02/12 close Last Trade 67.06 ~ 67.23 Kookiekook off by .17 #msg-75145387
W@G2 05/02/12 for a 05/04/12 close Last Trade 64.70 ~ 65.56 rayrohn off by .86 #msg-75237580
W@G1 05/07/12 for a 05/09/12 close Last Trade 64.32 64.90 paulgmx1 off by .58~63.74 Kookiekook off by .58 #msg-75417777
W@G2 05/09/12 for a 05/11/12 close Last Trade 64.18 ~ 64.00 paulgmx1 off by .18 #msg-75530701
W@G1 05/14/12 for a 05/16/12 close Last Trade 62.94 ~ 63.01 rayrohn off by .07 #msg-75666813
W@G2 05/16/12 for a 05/18/12 close Last Trade 60.81 ~ 62.76 Kookiekook off by 1.95 #msg-75779075
W@G1 05/21/12 for a 05/23/12 close Last Trade 62.56 ~ 61.78 paulgmx1 off by .78 #msg-75917325
W@G2 05/23/12 for a 05/25/12 close Last Trade 62.07 ~ 62.00 rayrohn off by .07 #msg-76000894
W@G1 05/29/12 for a 05/30/12 close Last Trade 62.33 ~ 62.55 Farooq off by .22 #msg-76114141
W@G2 05/30/12 for a 06/01/12 close Last Trade 60.41 ~ 61.26 Kookiekok off by .85 #msg-76195150
W@G1 06/04/12 for a 06/06/12 close Last Trade 62.52 ~ 60.66 paulgmx1 off by 1.86 #msg-76349052
W@G2 06/06/12 for a 06/08/12 close Last Trade 62.87 ~ 61.66 paulgmx1 off by 1.21 #msg-76440468
W@G1 06/11/12 for a 06/13/12 close Last Trade 62.13 ~ 62.48 Kookiekook off by .35 #msg-76592144
W@G2 06/13/12 for a 06/15/12 close Last Trade 62.99 ~ 63.00 Farooq of by .01 #msg-76681263
W@G1 06/18/12 for a 06/20/12 close Last Trade 64.29 ~ 63.07 paulgmx1 off by 1.22 #msg-76821510
W@G2 06/20/12 for a 06/22/12 close Last Trade 63.35 ~ 64.00 Farooq off by .65 #msg-76913855
W@G1 06/25/12 for a 06/27/12 close Last Trade 62.90 ~ 63.07 paulgmx1 of by .17 #msg-77040855
W@G2 06/27/12 for a 06/29/12 close Last Trade 64.16 ~ 63.96 paulgmx1 off by .20 #msg-77122829
W@G1 07/02/12 for a 07/03/12 close Last Trade 64.89 ~ 64.72 rayrohn off b y .17 #msg-77203209
W@G2 07/05/12 for a 07/06/12 close Last Trade 64.12 ~ 64.00 Farooq off by .12 #msg-77278840
W@G1 07/09/12 for a 07/11/12 close Last Trade 63.02 ~ 63.00 Farooq off by .02 #msg-77424549
W@G2 07/11/12 for a 07/13/12 close Last Trade 63.38 ~ 63.83 paulgmx1 off by .45 #msg-77504877
W@G1 07/16/12 for a 07/18/12 close Last Trade 64.39 ~ 63.89 Kookiekook off by .50 #msg-77641584
W@G2 07/18/12 for a 07/20/12 close Last Trade 64.24 ~ 64.13 Kookiekook off by .11 #msg-77741635
W@G1 07/23/12 for a 07/25/12 close Last Trade 62.54 ~ 62.50 rayrohn off by .04 #msg-77873863
W@G2 07/23/12 for a 07/27/12 close Last Trade 64.87 ~ 64.12 Kookiekook off by .75 #msg-77960243
W@G1 07/30/12 for a 08/01/12 close Last Trade 64.61 ~ 64.31 Kookiekook off by .30 #msg-78112825
W@G2 08/01/12 for a 08/03/12 close Last Trade 65.60 ~ 65.00 Farooq off by .60 #msg-78195500
Results W@G2 08/01/12 for a 08/03/12 close
Last Trade 65.60
65.00 Farooq off by .60
Nice W@G farooq
2012 Running W@G results
W@G1 01/02/12 for a 01/04/12 close Last Trade 57.14 ~ 57.53 Farooq off by .39 #msg-70530511
W@G2 01/04/12 for a 01/06/12 close Last Trade 57.81 ~ 57.75 Farooq off by .06 #msg-70633458
W@G1 01/09/12 for a 01/11/12 close Last Trade 58.16 ~ 58.23 paulgmx1 off by .07 #msg-70789693
W@G2 01/11/12 for a 01/13/12 close Last Trade 58.18 ~ 58.67 Kookiekook off by .49 #msg-70889167
W@G1 01/17/12 for a 01/18/12 close Last Trade 59.49 ~ 58.98 paulgmx1 off by .51 #msg-71040468
W@G2 01/18/12 for a 01/20/12 close Last Trade 59.77 ~ 59.02 paulgmx1 off by .75 #msg-71163129
W@G1 01/23/12 for a 01/25/12 close Last Trade 60.43 ~ 60.79 rayrohn off by .36 #msg-71323918
W@G2 01/25/12 for a 01/27/12 close Last Trade 60.40 ~ 60.50 rayrohn off by .10 #msg-71426361
W@G1 01/30/12 for a 02/01/12 close Last Trade 61.02 ~ 60.03 Kookiekook off by .99 #msg-71612463
W@G2 02/01/12 for a 02/03/12 close Last Trade 62.05 ~ 60.16 Kookiekook off by 1.89 #msg-71736968
W@G1 02/06/12 for a 02/08/12 close Last Trade 62.46 ~ 62.13 Kookiekook off by .33 #msg-71887330
W@G2 02/08/12 for a 02/10/12 close Last Trade 62.47 ~ 62.11 Kookiekook off by .36 #msg-72007051
W@G1 02/13/12 for a 02/15/12 close Last Trade 62.77 ~ 62.55 Farooq off by .22 #msg-72180003
W@G2 02/15/12 for a 02/17/12 close Last Trade 63.43 ~ 62.90 Farooq off by .53 #msg-72275851
W@G1 02/21/12 for a 02/22/12 close Last Trade 63.32 ~ 63.80 Never96 off by .42 #msg-72422926
W@G2 02/22/12 for a 02/24/12 close Close not enough entries
W@G1 02/27/12 for a 02/29/12 close Last Trade 64.41 ~ 64.36 Kookiekook off by .05 #msg-72704661
W@G2 02/29/12 for a 03/02/12 close Last Trade 64.87 ~ 64.50 Farooq off by .37 #msg-72841567
W@G1 03/05/12 for a 03/07/12 close Last Trade 64.06 ~ 64.00 rayrohn off by .06 #msg-73006374
W@G2 03/07/12 for a 03/09/12 close Last Trade 65.02 ~ 62.50 Farooq off by 2.52 #msg-73112187
W@G1 03/12/12 for a 03/14/12 close Last Trade 66.49 ~ 64.89 Kookiekook off by 2.40 #msg-73285243
W@G2 03/14/12 for a 03/16/12 close Close not enough entries
W@G1 03/19/12 for a 03/21/12 close Last Trade 67.12 ~ 67.13 Kookiekook of by .01 #msg-73546484
W@G2 03/21/12 for a 03/23/12 close Last Trade 66.94 ~ 66.75 Farooq off by .19 #msg-73636834
W@G1 03/26/12 for a 03/28/12 close Last Trade 67.94 ~ 67.50 Farooq off by .44 #msg-73797485
W@G2 03/28/12 for a 03/30/12 close Close not enough entries
W@G1 04/02/12 for a 04/04/12 close Last Trade 67.30 ~ 67.20 Farooq off by .10 #msg-74073310
W@G2 04/04/12 for a 04/06/12 close Close not enough entries
W@G1 04/09/12 for a 04/11/12 close Last Trade 66.45 ~ 66.50 Farooq off by .05 #msg-74292295
W@G2 04/11/12 for a 04/13/12 close Last Trade 66.19 ~ 67.13 Farooq off by .94 #msg-74401471
W@G1 04/16/12 for a 04/18/12 close Last Trade 66.61 ~ 66.56 Farooq off by .05 #msg-74561847
W@G2 04/18/12 for a 04/20/12 close Last Trade 65.68 ~ 66.11 Kookiekook off by .43 #msg-74669192
W@G1 04/23/12 for a 04/25/12 close Last Trade 66.45 ~ 66.11 Kookiekook off by .34 #msg-74852573
W@G2 04/25/12 for a 04/27/12 close Last Trade 67.24 ~ 65.50 Farooq off by 1.74 #msg-74977166
W@G1 04/30/12 for a 05/02/12 close Last Trade 67.06 ~ 67.23 Kookiekook off by .17 #msg-75145387
W@G2 05/02/12 for a 05/04/12 close Last Trade 64.70 ~ 65.56 rayrohn off by .86 #msg-75237580
W@G1 05/07/12 for a 05/09/12 close Last Trade 64.32 64.90 paulgmx1 off by .58~63.74 Kookiekook off by .58 #msg-75417777
W@G2 05/09/12 for a 05/11/12 close Last Trade 64.18 ~ 64.00 paulgmx1 off by .18 #msg-75530701
W@G1 05/14/12 for a 05/16/12 close Last Trade 62.94 ~ 63.01 rayrohn off by .07 #msg-75666813
W@G2 05/16/12 for a 05/18/12 close Last Trade 60.81 ~ 62.76 Kookiekook off by 1.95 #msg-75779075
W@G1 05/21/12 for a 05/23/12 close Last Trade 62.56 ~ 61.78 paulgmx1 off by .78 #msg-75917325
W@G2 05/23/12 for a 05/25/12 close Last Trade 62.07 ~ 62.00 rayrohn off by .07 #msg-76000894
W@G1 05/29/12 for a 05/30/12 close Last Trade 62.33 ~ 62.55 Farooq off by .22 #msg-76114141
W@G2 05/30/12 for a 06/01/12 close Last Trade 60.41 ~ 61.26 Kookiekok off by .85 #msg-76195150
W@G1 06/04/12 for a 06/06/12 close Last Trade 62.52 ~ 60.66 paulgmx1 off by 1.86 #msg-76349052
W@G2 06/06/12 for a 06/08/12 close Last Trade 62.87 ~ 61.66 paulgmx1 off by 1.21 #msg-76440468
W@G1 06/11/12 for a 06/13/12 close Last Trade 62.13 ~ 62.48 Kookiekook off by .35 #msg-76592144
W@G2 06/13/12 for a 06/15/12 close Last Trade 62.99 ~ 63.00 Farooq of by .01 #msg-76681263
W@G1 06/18/12 for a 06/20/12 close Last Trade 64.29 ~ 63.07 paulgmx1 off by 1.22 #msg-76821510
W@G2 06/20/12 for a 06/22/12 close Last Trade 63.35 ~ 64.00 Farooq off by .65 #msg-76913855
W@G1 06/25/12 for a 06/27/12 close Last Trade 62.90 ~ 63.07 paulgmx1 of by .17 #msg-77040855
W@G2 06/27/12 for a 06/29/12 close Last Trade 64.16 ~ 63.96 paulgmx1 off by .20 #msg-77122829
W@G1 07/02/12 for a 07/03/12 close Last Trade 64.89 ~ 64.72 rayrohn off b y .17 #msg-77203209
W@G2 07/05/12 for a 07/06/12 close Last Trade 64.12 ~ 64.00 Farooq off by .12 #msg-77278840
W@G1 07/09/12 for a 07/11/12 close Last Trade 63.02 ~ 63.00 Farooq off by .02 #msg-77424549
W@G2 07/11/12 for a 07/13/12 close Last Trade 63.38 ~ 63.83 paulgmx1 off by .45 #msg-77504877
W@G1 07/16/12 for a 07/18/12 close Last Trade 64.39 ~ 63.89 Kookiekook off by .50 #msg-77641584
W@G2 07/18/12 for a 07/20/12 close Last Trade 64.24 ~ 64.13 Kookiekook off by .11 #msg-77741635
W@G1 07/23/12 for a 07/25/12 close Last Trade 62.54 ~ 62.50 rayrohn off by .04 #msg-77873863
W@G2 07/23/12 for a 07/27/12 close Last Trade 64.87 ~ 64.12 Kookiekook off by .75 #msg-77960243
Results W@G1 07/30/12 for a 08/01/12 close Last Trade 64.61 ~ 64.31 Kookiekook off by .30 #msg-78112825
Results W@G1 07/30/12 for a 08/01/12 close
Last Trade 64.61
64.31 Kookiekook off by .30
Nice W@G ED!!!
W@G2 08/01/12 for a 08/03/12 close
66.55 rayrohn
63.63 Kookiekook
W@G2 08/01/12 for a 08/03/12 close