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Posted by Spydertrader in the Trading forum:

May everyone enjoy a very Happy, Healthy and Prosperous New Year!

- Spydertrader

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Posted by wilburbear in the Wall St. News forum:

http://news.goldseek.com/GoldSeek/1262193554.php

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Posted by master33 in the Forex Trading forum:

trading as HXK INC
Location Sydney AU

handle/nick name here master33

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“suspected mafia member”
AFP australian federal police 2003

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I’m a rogue inside trader
I can’t help it it’s easy
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Signature RegardsHK

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Posted by johnmarg in the Stocks forum:

Does anyone know where I find a list of stocks that are most volitile up or down over a term or 6 months or longer? I would like to test some out for straddle options strategy. Most of the stock filters and list are only for the last 30 days usually in an earnings period. I need a list with stocks that have the biggest swings all the time. Thanks.

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Seven of the 10 worst S&P 500 performers this year were banks weighed down by real estate loan defaults that may extend their declines into next year – including worst performer Marshall & Ilsley (MI), down 60%; Huntington Bancshares (HBAN), down 52%; Citigroup (C), down 51%; and Zions Bancorporation (ZION), down 48%. Post your comment!
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Wow! 57% of the 4,518 people who participated in Calculated Risk’s Economic Outlook for 2010 poll expect a double-dip recession in 2010. 6 comments!
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The Federal Reserve balance sheet shrank this week – but just a bit, to $2.219T. After a holiday lull, the Fed is liable to pick up agency debt and MBS purchases based on its previous plans for the first quarter. Post your comment!
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When it comes to individual issues, the stocks that were battered in ‘08 were the leaders in ‘09: Last year’s 50 worst performers in the S&P 500 finished this year up an average 101%. 1 comment!
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While stocks logged a good year, the 10-year tally is less kind. For the decade: the Dow down 9.3% (its second-worst decade); S&P 500 down 24.1%; Nasdaq down 44.2%. 1 comment!
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A stark selloff trimmed equities’ annual return, but the Dow still gained 18.8% in 2009; S&P 500 up 23.5%; and Nasdaq led the way, up 43.9%. Commodities weren’t left out: Crude futures up 78% this year after bottoming Feb. 12; Gold up 24% this year; Silver up 50%. 1 comment!
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