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> Last night while watching our local cable TV news I heard the lead talking
> head speculating on what steps a "retail investor" (that term makes me
> wonder how I can become a wholesale investor and get a discount) should
> take in the current market.
I guess I have changed that much.
Retial investor is the more traditional model where the investor pays
traditional broker fees.
Wholesale investor is the guy on line with folks like Ameritrade
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>He advised that one should look to some leading indicators to predict when
>the market will turn around. One of these leading indicators was Arctic
>Cat; as he put it "if people start buying snowmobiles in this economy it's
>a good sign that the worst is over".
I saw a friend in front of Target, where the garage and stairs kind of meet.
I had just come from shopping, and she and a bunch of other employees (I
guess they were employees) were out there, and she was just about to light
up. I said hi, and when she didn't answer, I figured my eyes were playing
tricks on me. I had my reading glasses on so everything was blurry. So I
didn't trust what I was seeing enough to bug her.
Target is really the only kind of store that is close to me
my eyesight is good enough that I know I have never seen a snowmobile in
there
if people start buying them though, the world is ending because it means we
have started the cult of Sarah who I have no doubt is in her own evangelical
way ready for the world to end
Hope my friend's stay up here was pleasant. I work on the 13th floor of the
building where the Target is where she had training.
mk5000
"If you see me ya see the fee is nothing
[Fee will be for patience] all that's no fronting
What is a party if it doesn't really rock?"--what., tribe called quest