Tech Ticker http://atu.ca/ac0d0 - After a few weeks of
trying to stand tough in the face of demands for a
wholesale rescue, Hank Paulson apparently couldn't take it
anymore. So now we'll have the biggest bailout in history,
including:

* A huge RTC-like government garbage can that banks can
throw all their toxic balance-sheet waste into. (This time,
the transfer will be made before they go bankrupt, unlike
the case with the first RTC.)

* A temporary ban on shortselling. (With the unfortunate
implication that shorts are the cause of all this)

*A federal guarantee on money-market accounts. (Including
non-recourse loans to banks to buy high-quality commercial
paper and meet money-market obligations.)

Not surprisingly, the market's up huge on this news. The
moves should head off a run on money-market funds, restore
liquidity to the financial system, and, as bank analyst Tom
Brown puts it in the accompanying video, create a general
"time out" for the panic to recede.

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Observe the relationship between the 7-Bar ADX line and the Market
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When you see those two indicator lines significantly widen away from
each other, a major bottom buy point is imminent usually within three
to four weeks.

When you see those two indicator lines significantly narrow towards
each other, a major top sell point is imminent usually within three
to
four weeks.

Daily Market Commentary for September 19, 2008 from
Millennium-Traders.Com

Another shoe dropped on Wall Street today as Secretary Treasury Henry
Paulson announced a ban on short-selling 799 stocks in the financial
sector until October 2. (read more)
http://www.millennium-traders.com/news/newscommentary.aspx

At the NYSE closing bell on the New York Stock Exchange, here is how
the major world indices and major U.S. stock indices ended the session
on the world market as well as the emerging markets including...

Quick question on a ticker symbol

On CNBC I saw them mention the Dow Jones futures for the "day" prior
to the market opening
They said the pre opening Dow Jones futures is pointing upwards and i
saw a symbol but did not capture it.
I tried looking on Google and I couldn't find it...

Does anyone know how to find it ?
so this way I see the DJ futues index before the market opens.

Thanks,
Irfan Roberts

Daily Market Commentary for September 18, 2008 from
Millennium-Traders.Com

After the Treasury Department announced that they are working on a plan
to form a clearing house for bad assets, similar to the old Resolution
Trust Corporation, the markets rallied higher amidst an explosion of
immense trading volume, with all sectors riding the train higher on the
tail of the news. (read more)
http://www.millennium-traders.com/news/newscommentary.aspx

At the NYSE closing bell on the New York Stock Exchange, here is how
the major world indices and major U.S. stock indices ended the session
on the world market as well as the emerging markets including...

Daily Market Commentary for September 17, 2008 from
Millennium-Traders.Com

The economy is falling apart and the Federal Government needs to step
up the pace to bail out the economic situation in this country before
its too late. (read more)
http://www.millennium-traders.com/news/newscommentary.aspx

At the NYSE closing bell on the New York Stock Exchange, here is how
the major world indices and major U.S. stock indices ended the session
on the world market as well as the emerging markets including...

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Daily Market Commentary for September 16, 2008 from
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Concerns of the failure of AIG is that, if they fall, what else will
they take with them? (read more)
http://www.millennium-traders.com/news/newscommentary.aspx

At the NYSE closing bell on the New York Stock Exchange, here is how
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on the world market as well as the emerging markets including...

Bloomberg

Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.'s bankruptcy, the largest in
history, sent the firm's employees to eBay's auction sites
to offer knick-knacks and memorabilia. And parting shots.
[eBay Lehman Brothers stuff: http://atu.ca/LehmanBrothers ]

One employee selling a Lehman water bottle "worked here
half of my career," according to comments on the Web site.
"Bought half my stock at a weighted average price of $45.
Enough said," the seller wrote.

Chief Executive OfficerDick Fuld "told me this brand new,
never used bottle is unbreakable, but he also said that
about our mortgage business 2 months ago. Caveat Emptor, I
guess."

..Lehman shares plummeted 94 percent to 21 cents in New
York trading yesterday.

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