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Sorry, I guess I should have crossed my fingers. I realized too late that this is stocks and there is no safety bar, just a buy and sell throttle. Whoa Nellie! :laugh:
 
Very interesting.

Dow set to surge more than 350 points at the open as China’s Xi alleviates trade war fears
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/04/10/us-stock-futures-dow-data-tech-and-politics-on-the-agenda.html

"Concerns over a potential trade war between the U.S. and China have been alleviated somewhat after Chinese President Xi Jinping discussed plans Tuesday to further open up the country's economy, with measures including lowering import tariffs on autos, enforcing legal intellectual property of foreign groups and reducing duties on other consumer products..."
 
It looks like it will be another bumpy ride today. Hope it is more green than red. :banghead:
 
In the grand scheme of things yesterday wasn't too bad. Not good, but not that bad either. I'm still positive for the month, barely, and if the market cooperates I might even get out of negative territory for the year.
 
Well I'm inching closer to my 2017 finish. But I'm 5.7% below my high for 2018. Maybe if I'm lucky I can get that back before the end f the year. Sure don't want to get greedy. Still at 40,30,30 CSI.
 
Weeeee!!! For the moment I have gone back to the positive side for the year.
 
Astronaut Says It 'Smells Great' Inside the International Space Station (Video)
https://www.space.com/40329-space-s...er&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=20180417-sdc

"When NASA astronaut Kjell Lindgren traveled to the International Space Station (ISS) in 2015, he was expecting the air to smell a little like a locker room, he says in a new video posted by NASA. After all, the space station is essentially an airtight metal box where, most of the time, six or more crewmembers are constantly working, exercising and sweating."
 
This article was written on April 16th.



'Tunguska'-Size Asteroid Makes Surprise Flyby of Earth

By Hanneke Weitering, Space.com Staff Writer | April 16, 2018 01:00pm ET
https://www.space.com/40315-asteroi...er&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=20180417-sdc

"An asteroid similar in size to one that exploded more than 100 years ago in Russia's Tunguska region in Siberia gave Earth a close shave on Sunday (April 15), just one day after astronomers discovered the object."
 
Hey, Nasa !!!

Thought about you this past week...we were in Orlando for a Jimmy Buffett and Eagles concert, and had a day to kill...so we went to the Kennedy Space Center !!! Wife and I grew up in Florida, and said we hadn't been there since the Gemini Program ! OK....maybe a slight exaggeration... :rolleyes:

Had a blast !!! Lots of things for the youngsters to do, but plenty of stuff to interest us geezers, too, AND bring back a TON of memories of the space program...

Too fun !!! :D


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