Fun fact: the market used to trade on Saturdays, from 10am to 12pm, from 1873 all the way to 1952.
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This story was written in August of 1929, two months prior to the historic stock market crash that led to the great depression. The moral of the story is, don’t get caught up in the rhetoric and trust nothing.
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I think you mean 1929.
I’ve always been a big fan of Tom DeMark’s work. A few of his latest thoughts here: http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2013-10-14/hedge-fund-chart-guru-tom-demark-sees-dark-days-ahead
I’ve been a fan of Demark’s work in the past as well, but he has been much less accurate these past couple years. Lots of hedge funds follow his timing models. Maybe that’s why they’ve been underperforming so badly.
I think the article on the next page of that newspaper – about cars and insurance laws – is very interesting – sort of like Tesla trying to break through today.
The bear sniffs twice, bites once.
Roy Jones had a good market take tonight calling a really good fight. “That guy grew up eating deer hearts and raw fish, not that gmo stuff.” With the 0care nightmare meeting the fed rainman, what is gmo?
General Moly, Inc. an alternative to MCP.
(I know, genetically modified organism )
(DNA is in everything we eat, it does not modify your own DNA)
The Bull Campaign has gone coast to coast.
“The Great Bull Run” is a new coast to coast tour of live bulls intended to simulate Pamplona for ordinary Americans unable to afford travel to Spain.
http://www.thegreatbullrun.com/about/