I simply allowed my wife to spend the money so I can be educated on the product, but I agree with you. I figure 10 bucks what the hay......Quote:
Originally Posted by TedDanson
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I simply allowed my wife to spend the money so I can be educated on the product, but I agree with you. I figure 10 bucks what the hay......Quote:
Originally Posted by TedDanson
Hoping your right on it. This groundhog day is getting old - although I appreciate the continued chance to get in more shares.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brandon Matthews
Been lurking in the shadows today .... I am hoping the better than expected auto numbers kicks in.... coupled with the fact S-XM is turning 30mil iphones into a way to provide the best content out there....
TMF is giving themselves waay too much credit if they think they have that much influence on the market with their silly CAPS ratings!Quote:
Originally Posted by Brandon Matthews
ShotsII - stop tempting me . . . I'm trying to stay legit here! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by ShotsII
Annualized rate now 10.5 million.....not counting obama incentives...
GM: March Light Vehicle Sales Expected 9.8M Vs. Ford Low 9 Mln
Last update: 4/1/2009 2:48:19 PM
By Doug Cameron
Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES
CHICAGO (Dow Jones)--Executives at General Motors Corp. (GM) suggested on Wednesday that U.S. industry sales had bottomed despite a year-on-year decline of more than 40% in March.
The company, facing a May 31 deadline to meet a U.S. government-imposed restructuring, offered a more optimistic outlook than rival Ford Motor Co. (F).
Manufacturers all reported an improvement in business at the end of the month, largely driven by new incentives.
Mike DiGiovanni, GM sales analyst, said the trends "bode well" for an annualized industry selling rate of 10.5 million for 2009.
"We're seeing some stability in the overall SAAR," he said on a conference call, noting "the first signs of brightening".
GM's own sales fell 45% in March compared with a year earlier, but like the top five U.S. manufacturers saw the rate of decline alleviate compared with February.
Ford executives had said on an earlier call that it was too early to call a bottom, though economic indicators suggested improved demand conditions would emerge in around three months.
GM shares recently were down 2% to $1.90. Ford shares traded at $2.71, up 3%.
-By Doug Cameron, Dow Jones Newswires; 312-750-4135; doug.cameron@dowjones.com
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LOL!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by FoolNHisMoney
Did I mention you can also customize the LOOK of your iPhone with different themes/icons/ringtones/etc....
Hope this helps to give you strength.:D
TMF actually just posted a SIRI-friendly article, basically saying that the internet radio competition isn't going to hurt SIRI.Quote:
Originally Posted by FoolNHisMoney
Can anyone tell me what "sticky" means always associated with this daily thread.....just curious
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Originally Posted by relmor2003
It will always be on top.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beach Gambler