Thanks for the response. Thats what I'm hoping......a little shakeout before a move up but you never know.
You are worried about the 200 weekly at 1.46 or the 50 weekly at 2.32??
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Good morning. The new BJ site has now consumed the swp forum and I am out of there. I am hoping everyone heads over here. That site has acquired a lot of bad energy and I am more than happy to leave.
Getting hard to find any reason to support Dom's site anymore.
If I managed any of my businesses like he does his site.... well, to make ends meet I'd be forced to do something strange for some change.
So, what are you guys planning on doing with your Divy?
Since all my divies will be in tax deferred accounts, I have no special plans other than to add it to my dwindling supply of dry powder and await a good buy opportunity either with SIRI or something else. BTW, if anyone is watching ASTM, it's been lingering in the low 1.30s for quite a while; opended at 1.32 this morning, and is at 1.41 a few minutes ago. Not sure what's going on there, but it's probably too late to take advantage of what ever it is.
SIRI price looks like it wants to break out of a symetrical triangle, but with volume so low (<10Mil a few minutes ago) I think it will have a difficult time making a stronger move. Here's my latest snapshot of a few minutes ago: (that is if I see how to attach a file)
Looks like 2.83 is in play but I don't think we break 2.85. It all depends on volume and news i guess...
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I keep thinking about the folks that have gone through a divorce. There are basically three kinds of guys...
1. dude won't shut up about his ex
2. dude clams up and becomes passive aggressive - tends to do a lot of #1.
3. dude that realizes that there's nothing to talk about and just moves on.
Personally - I'm really disinterested in the first two.
I'm still trying to figure that one out. I'm leaning towards just leaving mine on the side and picking up a couple of shares - after taking the taxes out, of course.
One of the things that I keep thinking about is whatever sell-off that may/likely to occur. I'd say that we pull back more than a nickel ;)
in other areas, I'm looking at the Dow & others -- they're riding rather high, IMO. The Russell has a couple of gaps, too.
I don't know where our wonderful reps are with the "fiscal cliff" but I do think that we're poised for a healthy drop on the majors.
Edit: also, have a look at transportation for the past six months...
Oral arguments are often misleading, so we can't make predictions based on the questions that were asked. Decisions in this case are supposed to be rendered by mid-December, even though there has been another change in the Board’s composition in recent weeks, as Judge Wisniewski, the economist on the CRB, was forced to retire due to health reasons. So the CRB that will be making the decision in this case will be one where 2 of its 3 members have not previously ruled on a music royalty payment scheme. It should be an interesting decision released in December - one that may give some indication of how the Board will treat webcasting royalties when they come up for adjustment in 2015
http://www.broadcastlawblog.com/tags...sic-royalties/
Librarian of Congress Names Interim Copyright Royalty Judge
James H. Billington, the Librarian of Congress, announced today the appointment of Richard C. Strasser to serve as interim Copyright Royalty Judge. Judge Strasser will serve for a period of six months, or until the Librarian fills the vacancy left by Judge Stanley C. Wisniewski, who retired, effective Aug. 31, 2012.
Copyright Royalty Judges are appointed by the Librarian of Congress in consultation with the Register of Copyrights.
Strasser has been senior staff attorney on the Copyright Royalty Board (CRB) since its inception in 2007. Judge Strasser graduated from the University of Illinois with a bachelor’s degree in rhetoric, and an M.B.A. His graduate coursework included microeconomics, macroeconomics and finance. Strasser obtained a law degree from the University of Virginia in 1989. While in law school, he served as an editor of the Virginia Law Review.
Strasser has broad experience in economics and finance, including several years at the Securities and Exchange Commission. While at the SEC, he served for a period as Attorney Fellow, focusing on market structure and derivatives. He has published articles dealing with economic and financial analysis
http://www.loc.gov/today/pr/2012/12-176.html
Good morning all. It seems that the front door at the old house has been shut and locked. Denco & SI, thanks for the charts. A break of 2.81 would be nice but i think i would prefer a triple top at 2.85.:)
just a note of Thanks, to Spencer, Charles, SiriMonkey (moderator), and anyone else behind the scenes, for providing and maintaining this forum.
A pop on Moody's rating
News for 'SIRI' - (*DJ Moody's Lowers Sirius XM Probability-Of-Default Rating >SIRI)
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