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JNPR warned, but I'm more interested...
in this:
http://news.moneycentral.msn.com/breaking/breakingnewsarticle.asp?feed=OBR&Date=20010608&ID=....
There really isn't much hope left in the broadband sector at all, these days, is there?...
It's gonna hammer the broadband market for a while longer, but then.... but then.... but then....
Can there be any doubt that broadband is a "must" irrespectively of what, for the future?
You can convince me that Cisco will cave in - you can convince me that Yahoo's had it and AMZN will file for chapter 11 before the end of 2002 (you'd have a hard time doing it, but you could) but noone - absolutely noone can convince me that broadband is a temporary fashion-thingie, no matter what...
Soner or later, the broadband market MUST turn around and leave us with some HEFTY bargains - the question can only be "when" the buying opportunity of a lifetime is there...
... Isn't it?... ....
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... Isn't it?.... ....
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... Hello?...
KD
"The more value they loose, they cheeper they're getting"....
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HEY, I'm as good at this as Bush!!!! HA HAAAAAA!!!!...
...I think I'll run for president...
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...Hello ....
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.... HELLOOOOH....
A "MUST READ"!
http://slate.msn.com/Features/bushisms/bushisms.asp
"For every fatal shooting, there were roughly three non-fatal shootings. And, folks, this is unacceptable in America. It's just unacceptable. And we're going to do something about it."—Philadelphia, May 14, 2001 (Thanks to John Brooks.)"
(Fully agree, GW - Let's introduce a law banning guns of calibers less than 9mm).
"First, we would not accept a treaty that would not have been ratified, nor a treaty that I thought made sense for the country."—On the Kyoto accord in an interview with the Washington Post, April 24, 2001
(Oh dearie me - no! Where would politics be if it was supposed to make sence for the country?)
"It's very important for folks to understand that when there's more trade, there's more commerce."—Quebec City, Canada, April 21, 2001"
(Will someone send that to Dilletante, please? She'd love to learn new basics of economy, I'm sure)
"We must have the attitude that every child in America—regardless of where they're raised or how they're born—can learn."—New Britain, Conn., April 18, 2001 (Thanks to Eric Beerbohm.)"
LOLOL!!!
"Ann and I will carry out this equivocal message to the world: Markets must be open."—Swearing-in ceremony for Secretary of Agriculture Ann Veneman, Washington, D.C., March 2, 2001"
(OK, Ann - time to "shop 'till you drop")
"You teach a child to read, and he or her will be able to pass a literacy test.''—Townsend, Tenn., Feb. 21, 2001"
ROTFL!!!!
KD
Re: Daisyobear
YHOO's making net money... I can't really see them going into oblivion any time soon.
Re AMZN - you could be right. I've always regarded AMZN as one of the internet retailers that stood a good chace of surviving, based on the fact that it's selling things (books) that's something buyers don't simply in a matter of two minutes, but rather (my personal experience) is something you spend a considerable time doing, when you do it. The on-line advantage is there that you can spend that time at home in front of a computer, rather than elbowing your way around for the longest time in a bookshop to find the book you're looking for - if they have it...
For the same reason, I never believed in the concept of companies like pets.com (sorry to tell that to a Golden Retriever... but hsitory proves me right on it and pets.com collapsed): Do your owner ever spend more than two minutes buying your dog-food? No? So, what would he/she gain by buying it on-line? Nothing!...
One of very few other on-line retailing areas that I can see a future in is on-line holiday "shopping" - again, bacause it's something you buy after long consideration - you don't look through just one catalouge and not for just one destination (unless you're predetermined the trip goes to Disneyland or something). You'd therefore have, by the nature of it, a positive view of being able to do the thinking, selecting, and ultimately buying, in front of/ from your computer.
In summary: I've writen off companies like Egghead/Onsale long time ago (I wrote off pets.com before it ever IPOed) - I don't believe in their business model - I don't believe people will ever find they really need such companies. I think there will ultimately be an on-line bookshop. It could be AMZN and if it caves in, someone else will take over its niche (IMO). I also believe there'll always be an EBay - I know many people who use it - not regularly, but they use it (My former boss in Germany bought a Mercedes '59 and restored it himself. Be bought all spareparts on Ebay and in many cases he had no alternative place to find original spareparts). How be the need/marked for it is, can be discussed, but the need/market exist and consequently, so will Ebay (again IMO).
KD
PSINet crashed.
http://news.moneycentral.msn.com/breaking/breakingnewsarticle.asp?feed=OBR&Date=20010601&ID=...
And it's gonna add a lot of red-numbered writeoffs to some creditors, including Lucent, Nortel and Cisco...
I see at least a handfull of stocks I used to track as interesting objects, on the verge of doing the same.
I have a feeling that this is going to be the "real" shakeout... the Nasdaq tumble has essentially just been the buildup to the "main event".
I wonder how many internet-, wireless- and other hightech communication-companies will actually be left on the Nasdaq by the end of the year...
Anyone for a bet? We each make a list of 10 candidates, unlikely to exist by the end of the year. The one with the fewest companies in existance by end of Dec has won.
Or is 10 too easy?
KD
I think it could be interesting to see what people would put on it... Anyone believe an old gorilla or two might cave in together with the little ones? Like a LU? or a CMGI?)
Hi Meme!
At first it appeared as if you'd sent this as a private mail in my mailbox, so I replied as such.
SUNW warned and took some beating. Alcatel warned and took some beating, chances are that that JDSU may have to warn (Alcatel is one of its larger costumers...) Rumors have it that Oracle may warn...
I don't think the Nasdaq will retest its low, but a good many companies who are clearly not out of the forest yet, may see new 52 week lows during June and July (IMO).
I'm uncertain as to what may be a good medium term investment at the moment, as a bet could wery quickly end up being the next company to issue a warning and thereafter a shortfall of the revised estimates (= hammered twice in a row).
As I also stated in my private response to you, I'm thinking a little bit about AAPL, based on the one fact I can offer, that there are waiting lists to get iBooks and some other Mac computers (We're buying quite a few at the moment at my new lab and we're still waiting... the iBooks we ordered were first promised us within 2 weeks - now we'll be lucky if we get them in 6).
AAPL are obviously having problems keeping up with demand - but whereas that a nuisance for us in the lab, it should do AAPL some good in their balance sheet!
Should do some good also for Motorola, who (as I understand it) are major chip supplier to Macs...
Take care out there... I'm not convinced quite yet that the first half of the week was only a bleep on an otherwise clear radar and the Nasdaq will be a smooth ride from here.
We should know a bit more by the end of next week, I guess, but the fact that the Nasdaq broke through its short term support of around 2230 has me worried plenty, right now...
Keep swimming.
KD
SUNW warned!!
Perhaps I'll get my double bottom of the Nasdaq after all...(Said with no hint of jubilation in my voice or the faintest trace of a smile on my face!!...
This might send shivers down the market, when warning season starts out with a downgrade and then a warning from Sun.
On the one side, I'm anxious to see what tomorrow will bring to the market - on the other, I'm loosing my dinner by the thought! This market has me seasick! Again!... or is it "Still"?...
KD
Still waiting to buy back in, Meme. I was so sure of the bottom retest that I didn't dare to buy in early or mid May. And now that I had just about given up waiting and was thinking of buying before I lost too much of the (sucker or not sucker-) ralley... Now I don't know again... Perhaps I should wait a bit, again, and see what the week brings...
From the FWIW department:
http://www.cnbc.com/news/stocks/010525stevens-stocks.html
Some fairly bullish peptalk for the nearterm Nasdaq. I, too, think we've seen the lows and I'm slightly disappointed to say so (I honestly thought that the lows would be retested before a rally would come... I'll admit that seems pretty unlikely now for the short term at least...)
KD
About wireless internet:
This paints a somewhat bleaker picture of what's to be of wireless commerce and the future of the whole wireless industry:
http://biz.yahoo.com/st/010517/24571.html
...And introducing in the Red Corner: Intel
http://biz.yahoo.com/rf/010517/l17123257.html
Still very interesting, but selectivity is obviously called for.
On a sidenote, my wireless broadband play of last year, Adaptive Broadband (ADAP) is tanking, lost practically all customers (they hit hard times on the financial side - no more exited venture capitalists - and caved in). I can't help but wonder how many others it will take down... Many in this particular segment were young companies with little revenue and a high dependency of a continuous moneyflow from investors.
I'm speculating if in the end it'll be the already grown Gorillas that will now take over that market segment, like exactly Intel and Nokia, Motorola, Ericsson, Qualcomm, Oracle and what have we, whilest the entire forest floor of startups that was mushroming a couple of years ago will disappear as suddenly as they came...
I'm also pondering the question of what will happen to wireless gambles like INSP, OPWV, AETH and other wireless software and internet providers. I have little doubt about their comback, but now or later?...
How's ELON doing, Meme? Any progress on their side?
HAH, Meme!...
I'll stick around for a while yet. If for nothing else, then your sence of humor!
KD
Another rate cut...
I'm a bit baffled, I'll admit.
A year and a half ago we were told that the full force of a ratehike would take a year to really see its full effect. OK...
Now, the interest rate is lower than when the Fed started to hike and I wonder if this is getting out of hand... These wild swings can't be neither healthy, nor productive in the long run - in particular if they're so wild.
Any ideas about what'll happen, medium term, with the current actions? Are we gonna get another stampede, followed by another dive from the cliff?
I, for one, can't see through the sence right now...
KD
Blair
It's so long ago, but I remember the commentators drawing on earlier cases of when rates have been hiked 3 times.
According to the comparisons (who presented the equation mostly as a joke and with apologetc smiles on their faces), the "equation" mostly holds true (without that being proof of any kind that it's the ratehikes that induces the crash... All it demoinstrates is that they often follow hand in hand...)
I remember posting about this on the old SEEK board, when it was said (so it must have been around October '99) but it'd be impossible to find that post now, since the board was obliterated shortly after SEEK became GO
KD
Re: Opinions, please.
Something doesn't seem right...
You know, Daisy... I've tried to make sence of the Nasdaq for so long now, and I'm beginning to see myself like Dustin Hoffmans "Rainman" constantly repeating the line "but who's on first base?..."
Making sence of the Nasdaq, strikes me as being as futile as trying the find hidden clues in the Abbot & Costello comedy that can answer the question "who's on first base"...
Last time the Nasdaq got wings was after a third Greenspan ratehike (make sence of that, for starters...)
At that time, analysts were talking about the following mathematical principle: "3 ratehikes = 1 market crash", but they kept reiterating "Strong buy"s over the entire line.
Analysts rated INSP a "Strong buy" at $90-120.
When it fell below $10 they downgraded it to "Hold" on the reasons "We're not sure about the viability of their business model" (which hadn't changed...)
When it fell to $4, analysts said "It'll get worse before it gets better"
After bottoming at $1.5, it ran up to $4.5 and now analysts are saying "We see no reason why INSP should triple in value over just a few weeks and warn investors that this stock is overvalued..." (I reiterate: The same analysts had it as a "Strong buy" at $120)
KD
Re: LET'S NOT LET THIS BOARD DIE this SAD SAD DEATH!
With DIG out of the way, we could turn the board into a place where a variety of stocks and sectors can be discussed.
The old JDSU board, back at go's money site was evolving into just that and I liked that a great deal, back then...
There were a good deal of interesting posts there and if the people could be gotten hold off, I don't see why this couldn't be revived somewhere - like here.
What do you think, Meme? You were one of the JDSU board regulars...
KD
BTW, Long time, Meme... How's going?!
Well, dpb...
With the beating the market has taken, I'd go exclusively for the market leaders...
My new shopping list (I sold out my holding while still in Germany, because of the trouble of trading cross-atlantic... too much bother! -And that saved me a lot of money, by the way...)
-is made up of EXDS, EXTR, JDSU and ORCL. They are market dominators in fields I still expect to expand enormously. I'll buy other things, later... This time I'll build up slowly (desidedly!).
I'm not buying just yet, though! I expect at least a re-test of the Nasdaq low (but I expect the low to hold, this time around). If I'm mistaken, then I'll be in too late to get the bottom... I can live with that... When I think of the money I've lost for getting in too early, seconguessing a bottom that wasn't there... They are now writeoffs on an account called "lessons in life".
If I'm right, I expect to do my shopping in early May.
Good luck with yours!
Hope you all had a nice and relaxing Easter Holiday! I sure did. Although the winds in Montreal are still icy, if you can find shelter form it, it's perfect - just perfect... Luckily, the balcony of our new flat provided just such shelter and facing south, we got the sun at full force... First time I've ever had a sunburn in April...
KD
Still alive...
Got to Montreal all right...
Got so tired of my bank in Germany and secondguessing that the current drop would come, I emtied and closed my stock depot.
Good idea, but now, it appear that opening a new depot here in Canada may not be so easy (not quite clear on it yet, but it may be that you need to be a permanent resident of Canada, to trade stocks here.... AAAIIIII.... I hope I'm (they're) wrong!... We'll see, when I get my social insurance card (and number), which you must have to open a depot at the bank...).
This really is a rotten market, isn't it...
I wonder if it'd be worth while to enter it again before the next quarterly results are out anyway. I guess there's some rollercoaster rides ahead as the market will likely panic more and more as earnings dates comes closer.
Stockmaster.com desided to take their ball and leave (or rather, red herring desided it for them...) so now I'm out of logarithmic charts and all their nice software!... Does anyone know an alternative site where one can access logarithmic charts? I'm all ears!!! (I guess Dilly would know such a thing, but I lost my bookmarks (they don't run MacIntoshes here, so my CD with bookmarks isn't worth a damn lot... Could someone mail me the web address of her hideout, please?)
I read that GO will continue anyway...(?)... Man, I wonder when anyone running this thing will get a clue... First they delay advertising the thing and then when they finally get at it (about a year late), the next thing they do is publisize that they'll shut the damn thing down and then, after chasing users away by that message, they deside to continue... There's plenty material for a soap opera in this one (I want Larry Hagman to play Eisner... Any chance ABC might be interested in a scetchy manuscript?...)
Well, Back to chasing flats... Gotta find one within the next week! I've called so many phone numbers, my finger's soar... We'll get something, though. Going to look at five different, this afternoon...
All the best, folks!
KD
Will this **** never end?
...As if SUNW hadn't had the crap beaten out of it - it's down another 10% in early trade...
No matter what I touch these days, they capitulate and sink without a bubble...
Getting ready to leave "the old world" behind. Packing the last stuff in containers at the moment.
Montreal is in a bit of an apartment crisis at the moment, so it'll likely be a while before we settle down in a place permanent enough to plug in the computer on the net...
Until then - may the Nasdaq recover and may you all have smiling portfolios (mine bites! - my screen snares at me whenever I log in to check, - I think it has rabies...)
I'll check my GO mailbox from time to time (word from Dissy has it that GO mail will prevail...) so I'm not entirely lost to cyberworld.
Have fun, all...
Best,
KD
I guess Eisner chose the "alternative" answers...:
http://dilbert.com/comics/dilbert/archive/dilbert-20010204.html
KD
I still have one major regret...
I cannot understand how Eisner can force a share out of my hand for less than its book value (which is set at $10...)
http://moneycentral.msn.com/investor/invsub/results/hilite.asp?Symbol=DIG
It may be legal, but then it's legalized robbery...
To DickMN:
What can one blame on DD misses, when DIG the one week initiates a TV add campaign for GO, and the next week deside to shut it down... When management can't forsee what it wants to do with the company next week, how on earth should we be able to... (Maybe that's the clue - that our DD should have foreseen that management was clueless... but we figured that out long time ago, didn't we?.. It's easy to say we should have sold the same second we figured it out - in that case we should have all been out while the company name was still Infoseek and as soon as Disney started showing interest, but the buzzword then was "content is King!" and what was wrong with that?... I can't see anything wrong with it...).
KD
More from the Financial Times article...
"Mr Eisner said he was looking at the separately quoted Disney Internet Group, which lost about $1.5bn since it was set up in 1998.
His enthusiasm for the internet - pending the availability of high-speed broadband services - remained undimmed, he said.
But he indicated Disney's investments would be concentrated in so-called vertical sites, offering specific subjects.
Disney's retreat from its gateway business will make Go.com a high-profile victim of the portal wars - the battle between companies ranging from Yahoo! and Excite to local startups."
from another part:
"Robert Igner, group president, questioned whether the portal - a "gateway" site commonly including free e-mail, search facilities and stock quotes to draw visitors through links to associated sites - was a long-term sustainable model."
The disaster is complete...
I feel like I've just been mocked by a pocket thief...
KD
Double bottom, resistance breakout, the lots for DIG
At the moment, DIGs chart is the most positive I've seen for two years... (Well...Any rally would be the first one for two years as well...)
KD
The edit feature is fine, but how do I remove a post entirely? (Double posted and tried to get rid of it again, but didn't succeed. Removed the text, but not the post...)
KD
Here's a bone, Daisy (& rollin, dpb):
If you like wireless stocks, here's a nifty one:
Interwave (IWAV) I've been following since its IPO (it's in wireless software stuff).
It dropped down in 2000 and ended in a little over $1 (from a top at $75).
# clues why it's a good buy right now:
1: It broke out of it's chart resistance, yesterday, and is going like a rocket now.
2: It's just joined Alcatel and France Telecom with a turnkey solution to France telecom's "Itineris Sur Site," a new enterprise mobility solution for large businesses.
3. All along the downturn, Salomon Smith Barney have insisted on their strong buy rating and a price target of $65 (price today: $3 (three dollars)
I wanted to see myself if yesterdays breakout was serious.
I'll buy on monday...
In any case, good luck with your investments.
KD
Aloha, DB - ROTFL
My own suggestion would be Yupee.com
(the business idea of Yupees, back in the eighties was often to make a hostile or in other ways force a takeover and then break the company up and sell it in bits and pieces and dump the rest. Yupees were company killers. Eisner seems to be on to somewhat the same...)
KD
Oh, and Daisy
All analysts here in Germany had a 24 month target prediction on the Nikkei at 30,000 (that was when it was in 18,000... Now it's almost back at where it was at its worst...)
You wanna make money? be a contrarian! (I know... neither am I! I still listen to them myself. What else can I do...)
KD
Re: OT - It's official (daisyobear)
Tell you what - You'd be a brilliant analyst!
The top analyst here in Germany, when asked for a 12 month guess for the Nasdaq (just after it peaked at 5000 and had begun to correct) he answered 6000. (Oh, I have neither forgotten nor forgiven him for that, I tell you).
But you wouldn't want to be an analyst. If you were, you'd have no friends left and those you once had, would wish you to a camp somewhere in Siberia. (OK, that might be fine with you, if you're a Siberian Huskey or a St. Bernhard - it's hard for me to tell from the way you bark <G>).
My personal bet is we'll peak at 2700 and dive for a double bottom (now I've said it, and so it'll likely break through the 2700-2750 barrier like it never existed - see, I'm no better to analyse than you, which is to say we're both as good at it as those who make a living of it! - LOL)
Wag your tail if it made you any happier...
Good dog!
KD
Re: blair1q
It's not quite how I read it...
As I understand it, Disney is not offering to buy the customer list, but rather is offering toysmart $50k to destroy the customer list, so third parties can't get acess to it...
In a bancrupcy case, creditors are in their right to demand anything sold and turned into money to recover as much of their loss as they can. Disney is trying to ensure that those forced sales won't include customer information.
Fair enough, I think.
KD
Re: GJ is just a memory (DickMN)
I'm not too sure about putting it on Yahoo. I've been over there and I don't like the riffraff on that board.
You can say that again! But putting it on places like the Motley Fool board and other boards with few but (mostly) sane posters might not be an all bad idea.
I have my fair share of good intertainment both here and in the cave, but it is primarely that - intertainment.
We all know each others views and so, there is little to discuss.
I bit of fresh air/meat/ideas would be welcome.
I say let's open the doors.
KD
I disagree, Threejack.
If the hounds were out to get us, they would have found us by now anyway. This place isn't that hard to find if you're determined to find someone. This isn't a hideout, nor was it ment to be one entirely. At the time this board was created we weren't pushy to leave an address at too many places, back at the old world. On the other hand, we have a well functioning police here (three of them, in fact!) and i trust that they can handle the job if they will ever need to...
Besides, the only nuisance I've ever come across on the Moneyscope board was a certain friendless rat in red trousers... Should he show up, I'm sure the other board monitors will show Meme the curtecy of leaving it to her to activate the detonator and....KABOOM!!
KD
Re: I've fallen and I can't get up!!
Now I ask... who here is really the dog????
Absolutely! It serves you poorly to be compared with it!
D'Bear, I promote you to wolf!
OOOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!
KD
Major warning from LU
http://news.moneycentral.msn.com/breaking/breakingnewsarticle.asp?feed=OBR&Date=20001221&ID=433402
"Telecommunications equipment maker Lucent Technologies Inc. on Thursday said its fiscal first-quarter loss would be much larger than had been expected because of softening market conditions and said it would overhaul its business following an extensive review of its operations.
So we'll see the telecommunication sector being hit today...
KD
(The Nasdaq futures was in plus early this morning, European time, but no more than can be changed. We could be in for another nasty day.)
We'll be off for Denmark for a hard earned holiday with my parents, sisters and brother. See you all at the end of December and HAVE A MERRY CHRISTMAS!
Re: Meme
KD did the support hold?
Nope, not even the short term support of the steep descent we've been in since September held! There's no support left at all - its everybodys guess now!
That doesn't mean we're in free fall, but it does look awfully bleak from here, I'd have to say.
It'll bounce a couple of times, I'm sure, but we will not know where the bottom is now, until January - either early if we plunge, or late if it's not and market becomes determined by earnings season (ouch, I don't even want to think about what a couple of negative results will do then...)
I hear people talk about 1800, but what do they know that I don't.... and I know NOTHING!
KD
As for the Internet index...
Its support is supposedly at 275
http://www.stockmaster.com/exe/sm/chart?co=f&m=12&f=d&sc=lp&sm=pr&t=f&sz=h&ci=n&cs=AOL&ma1=n&ma2=n&ui=n&li=v&lco=f&UPT=7990&print=&Symbol=I:IIX
(medium support line extending through closing lows of early Jan. and late May, like the medium term support of Nasdaq chart)
Well, it's at 275 now!
I hope I did the right thing by buying today... But what do I know?...
KD
this is scary stuff...
What a lousy opening!
The Nasdaq has better come back and close at ~2450 or above or the medium term support will be shattered and we'll be in for a free fall.
Boy am I glad GJ is not around to tell me about 3 by 2000 for DIG today!
S**T!!!
KD
It shall be interesting to watch volume today.
If the court desition will start the long awaited rally of the Nasdaq, I will expect to see a volume well above the 3 billion shares traded. Otherwise, I don't think we'll break out of the momentary downtrend, this side of Christmas...
KD
Oh, not again, blair. Please!
YHOO was once worth $140B, "on paper"
All values on Wall Street are "on paper" and "momentary.
You have no guerantee that YHOO isn't worth double its current value "on paper"
Then the bottom fell out of the "new economy"
Dream about it. The bottom has not fallen out of anything. The Nasdaq has corrected itself and is now approaching the SP500 index, viewed in a 5 year chart. This is probably healthy, but doesn't mean that the Nasdaq leaders have not outgrown the SP500 companies over the past 5 years.
Are the grapes sour for you? (did you get into tech stocks too late?)
I think that by not buying YHOO Disney is making a tragic mistake.
One thing is YHOO's current price (and you couldn't possibly know if it's currently undervalued or not, p.t.) but if DIS was to buy a majority stake, what bonus do you think they'd have to offer? Dis couldn't buy YHOO for Dis' own market cap... It's a fact!
The trick will be to maintain the YHOO online vision and not let any of the fourth-rate search-engine...
Give it up, blair - already!
Dis got SEEK at an unimaginable bargain! and they can't figure out what to do with it... Had Eisner bought YHOO (with the bonus it would have cost him to the YHOO shareholders), Eisner would have still not known what to do with the internet and furthermore, it would have cost Dis so much that Dis shareholders would have lynched him in the nearest tree!
KD
Oh never mind, aloha...
That stock has been played with before and it will be again. It'll come down in a couple of days again. What's going on is short term pump & dump and it has occured before, after the price of the stock turned one cifred (and indeed, I believe it has happened to DIG a couple of times, too, in resent months).
But it sure bothers me to find myself selling before the open on a day where that dog is pumped 30% - you can't help asking yourself "why, oh why didn't I wait 'til tomorrow..."
KD
H_I_W, Meme
Thanks, Health
Meme, about knowing things in advance...
I desided that the Nasdaq isn't going to break out of its downtrend and therefore sold my INSP again after a short play (with nothing gained and nothing lost) and sold also my RRRR with a sizable loss - and guess what happens...
Some joker with enough money at hand desides to play RRRR (no news, no nothing, but what do we know anyways...) and it has gained 35% so far today...
I feel sick!
KD
The 'cave' is closed!
Also, money.go.com is now no longer running properly and with respect to this:
Does anyone know a site where I can follow the Nasdaq volume? (It used to be part of the money sites intraday chart, but I havn't seen market volume indicators anywhere else...) Please, anyone?
KD
I know it's long ago, but (INKT)...
Does anyone know what actually happened to the INKT deal? I don't remember any confirmation as to what date the deal was supposed to officially be inked or at what price per share DIG got the INKT shares in the deal...
Does anyone know/remember?
KD