www.informedtrades.com The third lesson in a series on technical analysis for forex, futures, and stock traders which introduces the last 3 tenets of down theory. [...read more]
Archive for February, 2010
What happens to a publicly traded company if all the managers quit? what happens to the stock?
Feb 28
Can I still buy stock of a publicly traded company if all the managers are gone? and the company is not operating? I still see the company I am refering to traded on the pink sheets. Basically I want to know what happens when a public company dies! who owns the company now? [...read more]
companies that are going to be offering a warrant…i know think the last two has something to do with merging but that is all i know…thanks [...read more]
Depression dollar backed by gold, silver, and a production nation. 2009 Depression, dollar backed by printing press and Visa nation. [...read more]
like 100000*0.0001=10$ what would be the brokerage amount [...read more]
For those who though me delusional HIGH ALERT!!!! Go to Collapse Con1 This-is-it !!!!!!!! System is collapsing finance.yahoo.com Troops come home from Iraq to deal with civil unrest in the US globalresearch.ca northcom is ready www.globalsecurity.org Treasury secretary says stocks will fall 1/3rd this week www.telegraph.co.uk The collapse in T-Bonds news.goldseek.com Short Bubble www.moneyweek.com The world knows www.latimes.com [...read more]
Look at the biggest one day gains for the DOW, 1929,1930’s,1987, and today. What does that tell you? #3 was the day after the great crash of 1929. Best Days of the Dow (% Gain) 1 15.3% March 15, 1933 2 14.9% October 6, 1931 3 12.3% October 30, 1929 4 11.1% October 13, 2008 5 10.1% October 21, 1987 6 9.5% August 3, 1932 7 9.5% February 11, 1932 8 9.4% November 14, 1929 9 9.4% December 18, 1931 10 9.2% February 13, 1932 Bretton woods 2 www.telegraph.co.uk consumer slaves have bad withdraws www.cnn.com [...read more]
Just curious ….
If you HAD to choose a ‘pink sheet’ stock, which one would you consider to hold the most promise?
Secondly, which of the blue chip stocks are your favorite? [...read more]