nasa1974's Account Talk

The less you wash sticky pants the better they hold to your shape. The same is true of denim.

Normally I wouldn't argue with you Birch. But May, June and August took the glue out of those sticky pants and I got a bit shy about September. I guess maybe I just bought a new tub of stick'em. :D
 
We just went through a series of computer probes. All the E-mails had a PDF attachment. DO NOT OPEN!!! My wife sent me an E-mail from a friend of ours around lunch time from VA about a vulnerability in Adobe Acrobat / Reader.

I just looked on the Adobe website. Here is some information.



Adobe Product Security Incident Response Team (PSIRT) Blog

September 8, 2010
Security Advisory for Adobe Reader and Acrobat</H2>A Security Advisory has been posted in regards to a new Adobe Reader and Acrobat issue (CVE-2010-2883). A critical vulnerability exists in Adobe Reader 9.3.4 and earlier versions for Windows, Macintosh and UNIX, and Adobe Acrobat 9.3.4 and earlier versions for Windows and Macintosh. This vulnerability could cause a crash and potentially allow an attacker to take control of the affected system. There are reports that this vulnerability is being actively exploited in the wild.
We will continue to provide updates on this issue via the Security Advisory section of the Adobe website as well as the Adobe PSIRT blog.

Here is the link: http://blogs.adobe.com/psirt/
 
Woo! Hoo! what a ride. Sure glad I got my sticky pants on. This roller coaster ride is great. Those long hills give you some great air time. :D
 
OK, I understand Fair Valuation (FV) a little bit, but what the heck happened to the I fund yesterday. EFA closed at a +.30% but the tracker shows the I fund at a -11%. That's one heck of a turn around. According to the FRTIB meeting minutes from July there is a large minus basis points in the I fund. Someone is making money and it isn't us.
 
So will the lunch bunch ruin the day or is the news strong enough to keep the rally going. :confused:

Of course tomorrow may be a different story. :toung:
 
The rest of September could be real interesting. If you haven't listened to Mr. Topstep on Poolmans account then you should. It could be real interesting. Some real decision making coming up before the end of the month. Let's have some fun and keep those sticky pants on.
 
Found this on,




S&P retreats from 1,130 after sentiment data

Friday September 17, 2010, 10:10 am

"NEW YORK (Reuters) - After the S&P 500 failed to stay above a key technical level at 1,130, stocks turned negative on Friday following a report showing consumer sentiment worsened to its weakest point in more than a year."

This is a surprise??? Just looking for an excuse to lower stocks.
 
Well we survived September's OpsX week. Normally this means that we have one more week of trading. SURPRISE!!! There is still two weeks of trading left in September. Trading volume has been low all month so what will the last two weeks bring? Not sure if the I fund is the place to be this week. A lot of holidays this week over in Asia closing many markets.

Good Luck Everybody!
 
Great day yesterday. So with any good news will the market continue up or pull pack for a short rest. Flip the coin and I will get it wrong. :D Out of the office most of the day. Good luck everyone.
 
Tracker is back up and operating. Dang I am going in the wrong direction again. :(

Would like to see the market move up through next week and then I can sit back and relax during October.
 
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