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Can a Parrott out Bid You?

Bidding Higher One day a man went to an auction. While there, he bid on a parrot. He really wanted this bird, so he got caught up in the bidding. He kept on bidding, but kept getting outbid, so he bid higher and higher and higher. Finally, after he bid way more than he intended, he won the bid - the...

Posted to Funny Money (Forum) by auntfannie on 09-24-2010
xcho

All out bull charge in progress , technicals and fundamentals don't get any better than this , and pending news should keep this one moving up. Earnnings growing rapidly and a small float to top it all off.

Posted to Stocks under $5 (Forum) by Joeksmith on 02-10-2010
Re: Day trading

Generally, when someone refers to a gap in the context of a stock (or anything that trades like a stock like an ETF), they are referring to a gap between the opening price one day and the closing price on the day before. Also, generally, it's used to indicate a significantly larger difference between...

Posted to Stocks under $5 (Forum) by polyorchid on 07-10-2009
Re: women

desired by all women will be fulfilled if there is

Posted to Funny Money (Forum) by kucank on 12-23-2008
hey it's the late night crew

Hey Fellow Wall Street Survivor Traders, I'm new to Wallstreet Survivor and I'm enjoying it thus far. I just came across Bestfreecharts.com which provides streaming real-time quotes with live intraday charts with multiple timeframes, technical indicators, volume, news monitoring for each ticker...

Posted to Funny Money (Forum) by jerseydaytrader on 12-21-2008
Killer Stock Screener!

Hey everybody! I just got a sponser for my blog! The company is called zacks investments research and they have a stock screener I use for my blog. It is the best I've ever used. You can get a 30 day free trial by clicking the Research Wizard link on my blog www.overtimeinvestments.blogspot.com You...

Posted to WallStreetSurvivor (Forum) by Overtime Investments on 07-16-2008
For new investors in the game and real lfe!

I am managing a blog in which I give strategies for real life stock and forex investing and trading. I do give a few stock and/or fund names to check out in each one(I do a lot of research and correspondence with prospective companies). I also welcome any suggestions. All I do these days is research...

Posted to Trader's Edge (Forum) by Overtime Investments on 07-04-2008
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Posted to WallStreetSurvivor (Forum) by Overtime Investments on 06-26-2008
Analyzing Chart Patterns: Conclusion

Posted to Stocks under $5 (Forum) by karand on 06-08-2008
Round Bottoms

A rounding bottom , also referred to as a saucer bottom , is a long-term reversal pattern that signals a shift from a downtrend to an uptrend. This pattern is traditionally thought to last anywhere from several months to several years. Due to the long-term look of these patterns and their components...

Posted to Stocks under $5 (Forum) by karand on 06-08-2008

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