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[nnuut]

Talk is cheap, Make It Happen!!!:worried:

Get Ready for a Rally
After seeing a test of the lows recently and removing the uncertainty of the US presidential election, markets are ripe for a rally, which could last from one week through to the end of the year, Dodge Dorland, CIO of Landor Capital Management said.
Technology and the food are sectors that will lead the rally, according to Dorland.
He tells investors to look at food companies like Kelloggs and General Mills, as well as the oversold stocks that have taken the biggest hits recently.
Dorland also expects more pressure to the downside for commodities. http://www.cnbc.com/id/27640102

 

[nnuut]

Been busy working on the Daughters car,again. Market down again big time? Enough is enough, looks like it is getting close to CAPITULATION. That must be when everybody just says "to hell with it I'm out"? I was Capitulated on the 8th of October.
well back to the exhaust manifolds!!

 

[nnuut]

Down to support today, if it turns around tomorrow that is really good, might jump in for a dip. If it doesn't it's probably down to the October lows. Just have to wait and SEEEEEEEEeeee! View attachment 5062

 

[nnuut]

This is what I think will happen to the dollar, stocks and crude oil in the next two months.

November 13, 2008 · By Adam · Filed Under General
A plan to save the world — part two, or is it three?
When Paulson came out today and stated that his earlier plan to save the western world was not working, he offered up a plan “C” (or is it “D”) to relieve pressure on consumer credit, scrapping his earlier effort to buy the value mortgage assets.
No matter what happens or what the next plan is here, are the 3 reasons I believe stocks are headed lower.
* Number one: The trend in most all stocks is down. This trend is likely to persist and last longer than most people imagine.
* Number two: There is no plan. The government is floundering and does not have a plan that is going to work anytime soon.
* Number three: We have a lame-duck president, and nothing is going to happen of any consequence until President-elect Obama is sworn in.
Okay, so let’s look at the first problem. Most people trading the market today have had no experience in a prolonged bear market like the one we had in the ’70s. That bear market was brutal as it did not let anyone out. Over the course of the early ’70s, the bear market basically wore people out to the extent they eventually just threw in the towel. We believe the market is going to make another new low and take out the recent lows that were put in place in early October. Unlike a bull market that constantly needs positive news to drive it higher, a bear market just falls under its own weight.
NEW VIDEO: This is what I think will happen to the dollar, stocks and crude oil in the next two months. [more]

http://club.ino.com/trading/2008/11...-stocks-and-crude-oil-in-the-next-two-months/

 

[nnuut]

Just got back on line, had to buy a NEW computer and it's VISTA 64 catching hell trying to get it up to snuff!! Wish me luck!!

 

[coolhand]

Just got back on line, had to buy a NEW computer and it's VISTA 64 catching hell trying to get it up to snuff!! Wish me luck!!

I just set-up my new computer yesterday. Top of the line imac. Awsome computer!

 

[XL-entLady]

Just got back on line, had to buy a NEW computer and it's VISTA 64 catching hell trying to get it up to snuff!! Wish me luck!!

My condolences re the Vista and I share your pain! :suspicious: I have Vista on a laptop I bought last March. Makes me . Vista has become the iMac's greatest marketing tool!

Lady

 

[tsptalk]

My condolences re the Vista and I share your pain! :suspicious: I have Vista on a laptop I bought last March. Makes me . Vista has become the iMac's greatest marketing tool!

They keep making their operating systems (and programs) bigger and bigger, and more complex thinking they'd make money on support I suppose. What they didn't realize was that people would get fed up with it. Apple is doing a good job of taking advantage of the opening MS is giving them.

 

[coolhand]

They keep making their operating systems (and programs) bigger and bigger, and more complex thinking they'd make money on support I suppose. What they didn't realize was that people would get fed up with it. Apple is doing a good job of taking advantage of the opening MS is giving them.

Yep. I'm wondering what took me so long. :blink:

 

[akpackfan]

about 1.5 years ago I went exclusively Apple (IMac, Macbook, MacBook Pro, Ipods) in my house. No regrets and have never looked back.

 

[CountryBoy]

My condolences re the Vista and I share your pain! :suspicious: I have Vista on a laptop I bought last March. Makes me . Vista has become the iMac's greatest marketing tool!

Lady

My wife bought a HP Laptop with Vista and she uses mainly for Quicken and internet use and has no complaints, but is a lightweight user. I've done some work in the Excel and Word arenas and haven't had to many problems, it just seems MS made the operating system a little Rube Goldbergish. It's like "Now they didn't need to put that extra keystroke in there to do that."

It is nice though to sit here in my lazyboy and check the market, watch TV and post messages. My pc is a tower. But my pc at home and work are XP and are simpler, efficient and more intuitive. I'm just getting old and hate change. Our daughter leaves next spring and we'll really become tech idiots. :nuts:

CB

 

[nnuut]

So far Email working MS Office 2003 works, Samantec Anti virus 10.1 is a no go, might be able to get a new Version from work free? Going to try NERO7 next!! Didn't get a VIsta Disk with the Puter, that JACKS ME UP!! Went with the INTEL Chip, read a few reviews about the AMD chips and stayed away. Back to the GRUDGE!!!

 

[nnuut]

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Conclusion
Many records have been broken over the past few weeks so any conclusions drawn from past performance are suspect. That said, there have never been more than 2 retests of lows with the bottom indicators moving upward.
I expect the major indices to be higher on Friday November 21 than they were on Friday November 14.
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Mike Burk

 

[nnuut]

M*10-4
Computers Computers: Mine crashed and burned, power supply went so I replaced it then discovered the P4 chip was toast.!!!
Bought a desktop HP a6620j Dual Core 4 gig memory Vista Home Premium 64. Got it at a Circuit City shut down, saved about $100 bucks or so.
So far some programs won't run on Vista but am working it through. Vista a new ball game, I didn't want it when it first came out but figured they had cleaned up a lot of the bugs by now.
I have a question for the Resident Computer GEEKS!!
My old Puter was XP EIDE, the new one is VISTA 64 SATA. I want to find a way to use my Old hard drives using USB-2, I know they make HD docks that convert IDE drives to USB, but will the SATA board and Vista let me access them because they are IDE? I don't like keeping GOBBS of stuff on my "C" drive. I will probably partition "C' down to about 80 GIG so it will run better and put my music (98 Gigs) on the USB drive. Will it work?:suspicious:

 

[CapeChem]

I recently lost my laptop in a similar way.....I removed my hard drive from my old lap top and bought an enclosure for it an use as a portable drive via USB....When you buy the enclosure just make sure it is for EIDE...I dont think you new computer cares if it is hooked via USB....I use that drive now to store all my pics.

 

[peterson82]

M*10-4
Computers Computers: Mine crashed and burned, power supply went so I replaced it then discovered the P4 chip was toast.!!!
Bought a desktop HP a6620j Dual Core 4 gig memory Vista Home Premium 64. Got it at a Circuit City shut down, saved about $100 bucks or so.
So far some programs won't run on Vista but am working it through. Vista a new ball game, I didn't want it when it first came out but figured they had cleaned up a lot of the bugs by now.
I have a question for the Resident Computer GEEKS!!
My old Puter was XP EIDE, the new one is VISTA 64 SATA. I want to find a way to use my Old hard drives using USB-2, I know they make HD docks that convert IDE drives to USB, but will the SATA board and Vista let me access them because they are IDE? I don't like keeping GOBBS of stuff on my "C" drive. I will probably partition "C' down to about 80 GIG so it will run better and put my music (98 Gigs) on the USB drive. Will it work?:suspicious:

I had a similar thing happen to a computer I made for someone-the power supply blew up the motherboard and the processor in one fell swoop.

As far as your programs not running, are you trying to run 32-bit programs? If so you could have a problem running them on 64-bit architecture. (btw, you only got 4-gigs of ram with a 64-bit OS! :blink

IDE to your Vista OS should not be a problem through USB. My guess is that you have a MOBO that only has SATA slots available, but this should not affect your external hard drives using USB. (As long as they are formatted to NTFS, which they probably are since you had XP )

 

[nnuut]

I had a similar thing happen to a computer I made for someone-the power supply blew up the motherboard and the processor in one fell swoop.

As far as your programs not running, are you trying to run 32-bit programs? If so you could have a problem running them on 64-bit architecture. (btw, you only got 4-gigs of ram with a 64-bit OS! :blink

IDE to your Vista OS should not be a problem through USB. My guess is that you have a MOBO that only has SATA slots available, but this should not affect your external hard drives using USB. (As long as they are formatted to NTFS, which they probably are since you had XP )

M*10-2
Thanks, Yes I've ran into the problem with 32 bit programs, what a pain!! The 4 Gigs seem to be working fine, I can upgrade to 8 Gigs if I like might be pricey though?

One of the drives is a New WD 380 Gig NTFS, the other is a 120 Gig FAT, but it worked on XP. I'll only use the WD but need to get the data off of the 120. Guess I'll start pricing a USB dock?
Thanks again!!
Norman

 

[prudence]

Hi everyone,

I am really worried about how the stock market is doing. I currently have 20% in the L fund C-20%, S-30 , I - 30%. I keep losing money and I have recently learned when a person keep moving the money around a person losses alot of money.

At this point, I am waiting for the market to rebound. I wonder should I just put my money in the G fund for now. Or wait until the end of December to see what happens. What do you all think.

 

[nnuut]

M*10-1 ,9,999
That is one tough question to answer! Depending how long you have been fully invested like you are now. Some think it's better to ride it down to the bottom. Others go to Capital Preservation or a partial Protection mode. Who knows where the bottom is? NOBODY!!! I jumped out to the "G" Oct. 8th after a big loss and it's worked for me. Others are buying on the way down with DCA (dollar Cost averaging), Me I'm going to wait for a clear turn around before I jump back in the fire, when is that, I don't know. It's a big risk to stay invested in a Bear Market, but it's a personal decision that needs to be answered. Wish I could help you on this one ---BUT?
Norman

 

[tsptalk]

Congrats on your 10,000th post nnuut! First one there. Woohoo! :nuts:

I think that deserves a new TSP Talk shirt and hat. I have some golf shirts left, plus regular and long sleeve T's. Send me your size and shipping info again if interested.