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The Blackhawks came into Columbus looking to boost their confidence against the lagging Blue Jackets.
After a 6-1 victory, it seems the Hawks have done just that.
Corey Crawford, after a solid appearance in New York on Thursday, got the nod in net, and early in the first period allowed a breakaway goal from Derrick Brassard after a Sami Lepisto turnover at the Chicago blue line — Lepisto would cancel it out with a goal in the third period on his first shit since giving up the turnover.
It was the type of adversity the Hawks had faced throughout their nine-game road trip, and this time they battled back through it.
Jonathan Toews sparked the Blackhawks with a grind to the net from center ice that he finished off by dumping the puck into Columbus goalie Steve Mason's five-hole at 12:27 of the first, and from there Chicago's offense fell in line.
Viktor Stalberg tallied his eighth goal of the season against the Blue Jackets to close out the first frame, while Patrick Kane added a goal and an assist in the second as he took a big step toward breaking out of his recent slump.
With the score 4-1 Blue Jackets coach Todd Richards yanked Mason in favor of backup Allen York — who wouldn't fare much better.
Marcus Krugar, and Patrick Sharp each had goals, while Toews added two assists to finish his day with three points.
Corey Crawford made 33 saves in the win.
The Blackhawks will finally get to head back to the United Center for a matchup tomorrow afternoon against St. Louis at 11:30 a.m.
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Clashes break out as Hong Kong protesters attempt to reoccupy Mong Kok27 Nov 2014 | 01:32
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Comment - Insight & Opinion - OCCUPY CENTRAL
Divided Hong Kong must cultivate its moderate voices
Posted Nov 26th 2014, 02:17pm by SUSAN CHAN
... READ MORE: To view all the latest Occupy Central stories click here In addition, society will suffer long-term damage from having two or more camps not only holding different political views ... Susan Chan Susan Chan says to heal the social divide, Hong Kong leaders should work more with moderate voices such as Jasper Tsang and Ronny Tong Finding balance The Occupy movement has ...http://www.scmp.com/comment/insight-opinion/article/1649226/divided-hong-kong-must-cultivate-its-moderate-voices
News - Hong Kong - OCCUPY CENTRAL - DAY 59
Stand-off ensues between protesters and police in Mong Kok
Posted Nov 26th 2014, 09:26am by Ernest Kao, CHRIS LAU, TIMMY SUNG, Danny Mok
... Chun-ying's call earlier today asking people to go shopping in the area that was earlier occupied. Lan Lau, who works for a cake workshop, caught the crowds attention in Mong Kok by raising a sign ... Road, traffic in Mong Kok was brought to a standstill once again as police attempted to break up crowds forming a suspected illegal assembly. #OccupyHK Tweets At around 7pm, outside the Bank ...http://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/article/1649110/live-police-prepare-clear-nathan-road-after-overnight-standoff
News - Hong Kong
Angry nighttime stand-off in Mong Kok amid Occupy clearance attempts
Posted Nov 26th 2014, 08:07am
... Danny Mok and Timmy Sung Angry stand-offs at the Occupy Mong Kok protest site in Kowloon lasted until the early morning of Wednesday amid attempts by police to return occupied streets ... occupied the junction of Reclamation and Soy Street, bringing traffic to a standstill there. Commuters stuck on blocked buses, minibuses and cabs had to find other means of transport. In an effort ...http://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/article/1649073/angry-nightly-standoff-mong-kok-amid-occupy-clearance-attempts
News - Hong Kong - OCCUPY CENTRAL - DAY 59
Mong Kok shopkeepers welcome reopening of road blocked by Occupy
Posted Nov 26th 2014, 03:31am by Tony Cheung and Timmy Sung
... turnover last month compared to the same period a year ago- and about 90 per cent said Occupy was to blame. Ms Lo, a supervisor of the Green River restaurant, said takings had been down some HK$20,000 a day since the Occupy movement began. "If the traffic is inconvenient, people will not come... I am very happy about the reopening of the road," she said. But a staff member ...http://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/article/1648817/mong-kok-shopkeepers-welcome-reopening-road-blocked-occupy
News - Hong Kong - OCCUPY CENTRAL - DAY 59
Protesters in tense stand-off
Posted Nov 26th 2014, 03:31am by ERNEST KAO AND CHRIS LAU
... Ernest Kao and Chris Lau After more than 50 days blocking a main intersection in Mong Kok, demonstrators obey court injunction before occupying another site Protesters in tense stand-off ... encamped in Mong Kok, they were not about to give up so easily. "It's impossible to get everyone to leave," occupier Zero Lam Tat-wing said as police and bailiffs moved in. ...http://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/article/1648818/protesters-tense-stand
News - Hong Kong - OCCUPY CENTRAL - DAY 59
Police fire pepper spray as 80 protesters arrested after Mong Kok clearance
Posted Nov 25th 2014, 03:14pm by CHRIS LAU, Ernest Kao, Timmy Sung and Samuel Chan
... Kok protest zone. Police used pepper spray in a vain bid to clear Occupy protesters after opening part of Argyle Street and last night were locked in a tense confrontation with a crowd ... I was on the footpath, with my feet not touching the road," said student Alfred Wong, 18, who was pepper-sprayed. Watch: Occupy protesters arrested during scuffles with police in Mong Kok Several ...http://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/article/1648374/police-warn-arrests-hong-kong-protesters-slow-down-clearance-occupy
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Hong Kong democracy in balance as Occupy Movement nears end
Posted Nov 25th 2014, 01:11pm by Richard Wong
... after the Occupy movement ends. Commentators have mentioned further political tightening by Beijing, urgent attempts to address society's deep contradictions, political gridlock, ... their common interests. The referendum is the ultimate instrument for discovering the "general will". The Occupy movement made extensive use of public consultations and an unofficial ...http://www.scmp.com/business/economy/article/1648307/hong-kong-democracy-balance-occupy-movement-nears-end
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Million dollar question: What's next for the Umbrella Movement?
Posted Nov 25th 2014, 12:40pm by Jason Y Ng
... But the students didn't heed their call. Instead, Occupy Central marshals were dispatched to block the break-in. Minutes later, police moved in with pepper spray and batons, and the men quickly fled ... negotiate, or (C) escalate. I take no issues with Option A. In the past, I have argued that the success of Occupy Central as a post-modern political movement is measured not by tangible results ...http://www.scmp.com/comment/blogs/article/1648271/million-dollar-question-whats-next-umbrella-movement
News - Hong Kong - OCCUPY CENTRAL - DAY 59
British lawmakers' trip to China cancelled amid row over Hong Kong protests debate
Posted Nov 25th 2014, 12:25pm by DANNY LEE
... that the parliamentarians, flying to Shanghai via Hong Kong, could visit the Occupy Central protest camps. Graham spearheaded a recent Westminster debate in which he called for Britain to maintain its commitments ... Danny Lee firstname.lastname@example.com British MPs' Shanghai trip cancelled amid Occupy row A group of British parliamentarians have cancelled a planned trip to Shanghai after Chinese embassy ...http://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/article/1648266/british-mps-trip-china-cancelled-amid-row-over-hong-kong-protests
Comment - Insight & Opinion - OCCUPY CENTRAL
Having tasted freedom, Hong Kong will never settle for a fake democracy
Posted Nov 25th 2014, 12:12pm by ROBERT BOXWELL
... I was in Bangkok in May 1992, staying a few miles from where 100,000 Thais had converged to protest at the appointment of Suchinda Kraprayoon as prime minister. ...http://www.scmp.com/comment/insight-opinion/article/1648250/having-tasted-freedom-hong-kong-will-never-settle-fake
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A home office that's smart and casual: How to make a house into a great workspace
It's not all documents on the dining table or conference calls over the cornflakes, as Huma Qureshi finds out
Friday 06 January 2012
Thank goodness it's a new year because, let's face it, last year wasn't all that great. Unemployment soared to 2.62 million and, according to some reports, around 1,589 people were made redundant every day. Just as well we can start again, then.
Thankfully, there is something to be optimistic about. Those unemployment statistics are far from inspiring, but on the upside, working from home is booming. According to the Live Work Network, the number of people working from home has gone up 21 per cent since 2001, with one in 12 Brits now running their own business from home. For nearly three million people, home isn't just where the heart is, it's where the money is too. But what's it like in reality when your work space is actually your living space? And, if you're starting the new year with a career change that starts at home, what's the best way to set up a workspace which will inspire and motivate, rather than distract, you?
Judy Heminsley, author of Work From Home, has a home office in the converted mill she shares with her partner in Frome, Somerset. She says: "Often people who work from home maintain an office mentality. They set up a room to look exactly like an uninspiring corner of the office, with a boring desk, chair and grey filling cabinet. Obviously, your office furniture has to be suitable, but it doesn't have to be ugly. It makes sense that your surroundings affect how you feel; if you are surrounded by things that make you happy, then intuitively it's got to have a knock on effect on how productive you are."
Jane Cumberbatch, an interior design author who works from her London home, agrees. "People don't think about the importance of having a personalised workspace. It should be intimate and calming. That's the beauty of not being in a conventional office – you can make your work space at home entirely yours."
Before she moved house, there wasn't room for Cumberbatch to have an office; instead, she worked from a desk in the hallway. "Even though there wasn't much room, I made the most of it by having shelves above my desk that went right up to the ceiling," she says. "Storage is key. My solution was to have stackable boxes for paperwork and intersperse the open shelves with pictures and decorative objects to make it feel like a feature point. If you buy boxes in the same or contrasting colour then you can create an organised feel."
Cumberbatch now works in a big, light room with open shelves and an inspiration wall. But what if your home isn't big enough to allow you to have your very own work room? "It's not totally necessary to have an office space that you literally close the door on at the end of the day," says Heminsley. "It depends on your personality. Some find that if they are in an enclosed space, they get nothing done. It's important to get a sense of where you want to be when you work."
So how do other work-from-homers work from home?
The therapist
Heather Bestel moved from a semi in Liverpool to a six-bedroom farmhouse in south-west Scotland in 2006, where she works as a therapist and stress-management consultant.
"It got to the point where I was talking to stressed-out executives about the importance of a work-life balance, when the irony was I was so stressed-out myself. As a family, we wanted a better quality of life, so we moved to Scotland and I do all my consultations over Skype.
"Working from home is wonderful. Originally, I designated a bedroom to be my study, but it felt very closed off. I still do my consultations in there, but I prefer working in the kitchen, especially when it's cold, as that's where the Aga is. Being in the kitchen lets me be in the heart of the house, where I can get on with sending emails while my husband makes tea or my daughter tells me how school was.
"I wanted to create a sense of comfort and I like the country-cottage, shabby-chic style. I love to work on a table with a bunch of flowers in the middle, but if I was in an office, people would just think I was weird if I started bringing flowers in. As a stress-management consultant, I believe it's very important that your working environment is calm. Just because it's an office, it doesn't have to be sterile."
The small-business owner
Deany Judd lives in Whitecraigs, south Glasgow, with her three children, husband and two dogs. She teaches an online tuition course, called Star Student, from home. "I used to work from a room in the house which was always the dumping ground. Every time the phone rang, I had to ask the caller to hold and put the laundry on and off.
"I hated it. Tutoring online means I record lessons and Skype pupils, and I couldn't do that from a glorified laundry room. So I turned the dining room, which we hardly ever used, into my study.
"I wanted a really grown-up looking study. An interior designer friend helped come up with the grey colour scheme. I chose a glass desk, because it gives a really airy feel, and I got my desk chair from Ikea – it's comfortable, but wasn't too expensive. I had wanted bookshelves forever, and this room finally had the space to build them. I've also got tons of photos of the children and my husband dotted around the shelves. My husband is pretty opinionated about the other rooms in the house, but I just did it how I wanted it!
"I tend to only work in the study now, and since having it, I can close the door and separate the working day from family time."
The writer
Food writer Nick Baines lives with his wife Emma in a two-bed flat in Westbourne, Bournemouth. He writes at the kitchen table.
"I have a desk in the spare room, but it's a dumping ground for all sorts of stuff which does my head in. It is devoid of inspiration. The kitchen table is where I get most done; writing about food, it feels right being in the kitchen.
"It is frustrating sometimes, though. Right now, all my books are in the lounge and spill into the kitchen and if I had the space, I'd love to have my books in one place and work right by them. I'd kill for an open fire and a wing-back chair in the corner to read in. That would be nice.
"Mostly though, I'm pretty set with just a table, a chair and tea. Tea inspires me to work. I need space to stick my ideas up and write them down, and that's what the blackboard is for. I usually have notes stuck up on the wall too. I work on the go a lot, writing from hotel rooms and service stations and cafés. So it's always good to get home, come back to the kitchen, flick the kettle on and pull the chair out.
"The kitchen really is my little haven. It's where I work best, where plans are developed, decisions are made and where we eat. It's the starting point to everything, and I think that's why I like it. It's a place for ideas and relaxation all at once."
The photographer
Former television producer Rosie Bray, 35, works as a lifestyle photographer from the three-bedroom Victorian cottage in Weybridge where she lives with her husband.
"My office is in a small, light bedroom upstairs at the back of the house. It's got plain white walls, which are great as a blank canvas for my photography. I photograph children and families in their homes and on location but all the editing and post-processing happens here in my office, along with all the other various jobs that come with running a small business.
"I love clean, white, simple design with a touch of pretty. I have an 'inspiration board' above my desk that changes regularly, where I cut out and stick up anything that catches my eye.
"Having worked as a producer, I'm used to the hustle and bustle of an open-plan office environment, but there's nothing like having a quiet room of your own. The room overlooks the garden – perfect for day-dreaming.
"Storage is really important (God bless Ikea), and I crave good light so I like being near the window. I compromised on style for comfort when it came to my chair – I need proper back support for the hours spent editing at my computer. It's not the prettiest of chairs but comfort wins. I got it from a company called Milan Direct.
"A good home office should also be your ideal bedroom/retreat so that you love being there, and I genuinely look forward to 'going to work' every day. Work feels less of the daily grind and more of a daily pleasure. And I love that I can wear slippers to work."
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Thursday Thrust – More Fed Speak to Goose the Markets
by phil - November 13th, 2014 8:24 am
What is the Fed so afraid of?
Yesterday, at about 1:45, as the market was dipping, Fed President Kocherlakota decided it would be a good time to say it would be a MISTAKE for the Fed to raise rates any time in 2015:
"It would be inappropriate for the [Federal Open Market Committee] to raise the target range for the fed funds rate at any such meeting" occurring in 2015, Mr. Kocherlakota said.
As a voting member of the FOMC, Kocherlakota's words carry a lot of weight but he was already the dissenting opinion to the Fed's last vote, so this was not NEW information – but it was enough to re-energize the bulls, as there's nothing they love more than FREE MONEY!!!
Our Futures were dipping back down this morning until 3am, when it suddenly became urgent for NY Fed President Bill Dudley to say it was "still too early to raise rates." Noting there could be a significant benefit from letting the economy run "slightly hot." Speaking at the Central Bank of the United Arab Emirates in Abu Dhabi this morning, Dudley called for "patience" on an increase in the Fed funds rate as the risk of tightening prematurely is greater than the risk of tightening too late.
It's amazing to look at the chart above and consider that Greenspan "took away the punch bowl" when rates were 5%. THAT was a rate he considered far too accommodative but his VERY BRIEF attempts to raise rates to 7% were quickly reversed as the markets collapsed in 2000 and then, of course, 9/11 happened and rates were dropped to near zero to goose the economy – leading to our 2007 housing bubble that almost destroyed the Universe.
This time, of course, is different because – well because it is, right? Sure it could be argued that bubble #1 came during the dot com boom, when Clinton was in office and everyone had jobs and the deficit was low and the economy was booming and…
Will We Hold It Wednesday – Dow 17,600 Edition
by phil - November 12th, 2014 8:16 am
So close, and yet so far.
Our 5% Rule™ dictates that we need to have two consecutive DAYS (not just closes) above one of our support levels before we consider it as a real sign and, yesterday, the Dow did FINALLY hold its critical "Must Hold" line at 17,600.
Unfortunately, that lasted all of 2 hours and then the Futures re-opened 20-points lower and, since then, we've lost another 50 points. So REJECTED so far on our first test of the middle for the Dow, which has long been the laggard in getting up to our expected trading range for 2015 (the Big Chart is always a year ahead).
The Nasdaq, on the other hand, has long been our leader (thanks to our Stock of the Year, AAPL, gaining 46% and contributing 9% to the Nasdaq's 23% move). Perhaps we should have realized that, if we were right about AAPL, we should have set more aggressive targets for the Nasdaq in the first place.
As Dave Fry notes on his Nasdaq chart, it's hard to write anything meaningful about the movement of the last few weeks other than, as I pointed out yesterday – it's Bullshit. The Nasdaq has popped 400 points (10%) in 4 weeks and is on pace to be up 130% by next December OR, if that doesn't seem likely to you, then maybe you see why it's our key short in our Short-Term Portfolio.
Our Short-Term Portfolio has, in fact, taken a beating this past month – as it's full of hedges that are getting slaughtered. Now we're only up 70% for the year (down from over 100%) but the trade-off is, of course, that our bullish (and 5x larger) Long-Term Portfolio is now up 23.5% for the year. That's pretty good as they aren't both supposed to be up at the same time anyway.
We haven't changed our aggressively bearish short-term position, despite losing 30% of our gains on this rally, because the volume simply isn't confirming the breakout and that means that all these gains can be just a quickly reversed – and we sure don't want to…
Tax-Free Tuesday – Japan Postpones Sales Tax, Nikkei up 2%
by phil - November 11th, 2014 8:22 am
How many ways can they goose these markets? Too many to count as Japan's QUADRILLION Yen debt soars to new highs as the Government backs away from using a sales tax to attempt to balance (as in slow the deficit slightly) the budget. After all, once you pass the Quadrillion mark in debt, what's a few Trillion more in debt between friends?
The BOJ's friendship is a wonderful thing for the Nikkei and the Japanese exporters that are part of the index. It's not so wonderful for the Japanese people, who have seen 30% of their purchasing power disappear in the past two years and that allows Abe's Government to point to low inflation (because people can't afford to buy things) as an excuse to devalue the currency further – enriching the investor class at the expense of everyone else on the island:
It's a SCAM people, this is nothing more than an illusion of market prosperity – they are simply repricing the currency the stocks (and earnings) are measured in to give you the impression that things are getting better – BUT THEY ARE NOT – they are getting worse. Infinite debt is no free lunch and it's really starting to concern me that US and European markets are following Japan higher when Japan's move is total BULLSHIT!
We're going to be shorting the Nikkei, of coures (17,370 on /NKD and $12 on EWJ), as it tests it's all-time high – hopefully at 17,500 but we're not going to let 17,350 fail without jumping on that bandwagon as this is complete and utter BS. Did I mention this was BS? I want to make sure that's clear. BS. Totally….
We already took a short position with conviction on /TF (Russell Futures) as it tested 1,180 this morning in our Live Member Chat room as well as during yesterday's Live Trading Seminar in Las Vegas (my last day here ). I've been urging our Members to take the money and run into the holidays, taking advantage of this rally to get back to mainly cash and, as we pointed out in our…
Monday – Live From Las Vegas!
by phil - November 10th, 2014 8:19 am
What a fun weekend we've been having in Vegas!
We had a great dinner at Nobu on Saturday night (co-sponsored by TradeStation), followed by some poker and yesterday we had our first seminar day where we looked at the Global Macros, discussed trading techniques and made a few new picks for 2015. That was followed by another great dinner at Rao's last night and this morning we are getting started at 6am Vegas time and will be doing live trading all day long. We will be simulcasting in our Live Chat Room via WebEx – Greg will post a link when it's ready.
Meanwhile, all quiet on the Global front over the weekend or, at least, just the normal nonsense so the markets continue to drift along at the highs but it's a very busy week and we'll have to wait PATIENTLY to see how things play out. We have 4 Fed Speakers this week but not too much data, which will keep the focus on the tail end of earnings. So far, so blah on that front:
As noted by the WSJ: "While profit gains have generally been solid, many blue-chip companies are posting weak sales growth or outright year-over-year revenue declines, causing worries about their long-term growth prospects. Others are reporting earnings increases driven by factors that don't reflect sustainable improvements in their business, such as share buybacks and cost-cutting efforts."
Amplifying those concerns is a softening global economic outlook. U.S. multinational firms are now contending with slowing economic growth in key markets like Europe and China, and a strengthening dollar that threatens to further damp revenue by reducing the value of payments collected in foreign currencies when converted into dollars.
Few investors expect a sustained stock decline. But many traders and analysts say they fear future growth at U.S. companies won't be robust enough to meet the high expectations currently implied by the above-average valuations on blue-chip shares. Friday's employment report for October, which showed another month of modest job gains tempered by only slight increases in wages, underscored those concerns.
While earnings, so far, are up about 7.7% over last year…
Non-Farm Friday – Fed Spins Us into the Weekend
by phil - November 7th, 2014 8:29 am
Productivity was down and costs were up.
That's the news we got yesterday as we say a 30% drop in productivity, from 2.9% to 2% along with a drastic increase in unit quarterly labor costs – from -0.5% to 0.3%, which bumped the annual labor costs up by 60%, from 1.5% to 2.4%. Not surprisingly, this led to employers cutting the number of hours worked by 0.2% to save some of the rising costs that they have been unable to pass on to consumers.
These are, of course, not great numbers but that didn't stop the market from flowing higher – kind of like that lava in Hawaii that can't be stopped. Also like the lava – it's a fairly low-volume flow but, if you are bearish – it's very destructive!
Keep in mind that we're hitting these highs only after a TREMENDOUS amount of stimulus from Japan and Europe on top of very doveish outlook from our own Fed (even though they have stopped increasing QE – it's not over by a mile).
As tempting as it is for us to cut our bearish positions and join the party, here we face another weekend full of Global uncertainty, so we're going to stay covered and watch to see if the S&P can hit our 2,035 goal (see Wednesday's predictions) and actually hold it.
Now that we're here, we'll be looking for the following retracements next week:
- S&P 2,035 is our 10% line and we'll be looking for a pullback to 2,018 (weak) and 2,000 (strong).
- Dow 17,600 is our Must Hold and that makes a weak pullback 17,250 and 16,900 would be a strong retrace.
- Nasdaq 4,600 is our 15% line and we're over that without a retrace (so far) to 4,480 (weak) or 4,360 (strong).
- NYSE Must Hold 11,000 (it's been there before) and below that we look for 10,760 (weak) and 10,520 (strong) for pullbacks. The fact that the NYSE is in a range such that even our strong pullback isn't 5% is a bullish indicator for the rest over the long-term and our long-term
Thursday Failure at Dow 17,500 – Draghi Takes a Swing
by phil - November 6th, 2014 7:49 am
It was another low-volume "rally" yesterday.
Hard to call it a rally when we spike off on no volume in pre-market and then spend the rest of the day selling off. The much less-reliable Dow, on the other hand, put up a record high – all the way to 17,485 and now we're less than 1% shy of our Must Hold target – only two years after we set it and right on schedule for the end of 2014.
As we discussed in yesterday's post, "If it's a real rally, the Dow should have no trouble at all at 17,500 and should be able to get to 17,600 before there is any serious pullback and, if that doesn't happen – the rest of our lines will tell the tale." So Far, so good on the Dow as it gained 94 points yesterday (0.54%) but 17,484 is not 17,500 – hence today's headline, written long before the market opens (now 7:30).
What am I concerned about? Well, so far is been all stimulus and today Draghi holds a press conference an hour before our markets open and, unless he has more red flags to wave at the bulls – all this excitement may calm down a bit. Fed Gov Powell speaks at 1:30 and he's a bit bearish, followed by Mester this evening (7pm), who is more bearish.
Tomorrows retail sales report is likely to be bad and Non-Farm Payrolls are a wild-card but Yellen speaks at 10:15 tommorw, so she'll be able to keep any sell-off shallow into the weekend. We're not overly bearish – more like a "watch and wait" sort of thing at the moment as our Long-Term Portfolio is up 20.9% for the year and our Income Portfolio is up 18.1% for the year and the Short-Term Portfolio which hedges them is up a ridiculous 85.2% for the year.
All we are trying to do, at this point in the year, is to protect our gains into the holidays and tomorrow's NFP report is a major wild-card, as is Draghi's press conference this morning. Our long-term portfolios are 5x larger than the STP so we error…
Red Wedding Wednesday – For Democrats
by phil - November 5th, 2014 7:59 am
The bums have been thrown out!
Democrats were decimated in the Senate, losing their majority, primarily as angry voters, who still face dire economic situations 6 years after electing Obama chose to CHANGE the last vestiges of his support:
The economy was voters' most pressing concern as they cast their ballots in the midterm election, with seven of 10 rating conditions poor, preliminary exit polls showed.
More than five years after the recession ended, ordinary Americans still feel pinched. Wages and incomes haven't recovered even as corporate profits hit records, stocks have almost tripled and the nation's output of goods and services grew more than $1 trillion from its pre-recession peak.
Amazingly, after getting a clear referendum on how awful the economy still is for the average American, the markets are up over half a point in the Futures, with the Dow (/YM) testing 17,400, S&P (/ES) 2,020, Nasdaq (/NQ) 4,175 and Russell (/TF) 1,175.
Those will be our lines of capitulation if they break to the upside but, by the day's end, I expect cooler heads to prevail and they'll be our shorting lines too.
When there are no fundamental reasons to move up (and no, electing a different bunch of morons doesn't qualify as a fundamental) we look to our technicals and our 5% Rule™ to tell us what to expect. Last time we whipped out the Rule, we used it to chart the move off the bottom in October – now let's see what…
Mid-Term Tuesday – Elections Will Piss Off 50% of the People
by phil - November 4th, 2014 7:53 am
"We the people, in order to form a more perfect union…"
"Representatives shall be determined by adding to the whole Number of free Persons, including those bound to Service for a Term of Years, and excluding Indians not taxed, three fifths of all other Persons… When the right to vote is denied to any of the male inhabitants of such State, being twenty-one years of age, and citizens of the United States, or in any way abridged, except for participation in rebellion, or other crime, the basis of representation therein shall be reduced in the proportion which the number of such male citizens shall bear to the whole number of male citizens twenty-one years of age in such State."
On that basis, it seems to me, that Texas should be losing about 10% of the Congresspeople next year – as they have seen fit to exclude close to 1M of their citizens from being eligible to vote.
Of course Texas is already being punished by plunging crude prices as oil hit $75.84 overnight and gasoline prices fell back to $2.06. Low prices at the pump are bound to put consumers in a better mood but, in Texas, a lot of those consumers are in the oil industry or in towns dominated by the oil industry and that industry is in BIG TROUBLE with oil below $80.
It's not just oil that's dropping, copper is off 4% this morning, barely holding $3.01 as there is NOTHING to indicate any rise in demand for materials in our weakening Global Economy.
Nonetheless, Corporate Profits in the US are up 10% this year and, whether it's the result of FREE MONEY pumped in by the Central Banks or spending cutbacks that ultimately damage the economy or finanical engineering like stock buybacks that artificially inflate apparent earnings by decreasing the number of shares or, even if it's just good old inflation creeping into the pricing – who cares as long as they are making money?
Marvelous Monday – Back to our Highs, Now What?
by phil - November 3rd, 2014 8:16 am
What an incredible finish!
We have retaken most of our September highs after dropping about 10% in the first two weeks of October. Technically, it LOOKS like a strong market but Fundamentally, we know that the boost is the result of Trillions of additional stimulus from Japan and Europe and, as I mentioned on Thursday, it's not that the US has STOPPED stimuluating the economy – we've simply stopped INCREASING the amount of stimulus – hardly a "taper."
So we're watching and waiting this week, especially ahead of the elecion. We did a Portfolio Review over the weekend and all 5 of our Member Portfolios are looking very good into the end of the year so we don't want to rock the boat and we angled more bearish into the weekend, just in case but, on the whole BALANCE is our goal.
As we expected, weak Chinese data (see morning notes to Members) is putting a damper of Friday's rally already and, as you can see from our Big Chart, we're back at levels that have proven to be harsh overhead resistance for our indices.
We're still waiting for the Russell and the NYSE to confirm by making their own new highs and Russell's pop to 1,174 on Friday was so fake that we did decide to short /TF (Russell Futures) below the 1,170 line this morning – we'll see how that goes as a fun bearish play.
On the whole, last week's action had the Fundamentalists throwing up their hands and simply screaming. Soc Gen's Albert Edwars summed it up nicely, saying:
"The amazing thing is how little interest there is with western investors about Japan and how it effects US or European portfolios
Notwithstanding the fact that it is the 3rd biggest economy in the world by a long way (the same size as Germany and France
PSW October Portfolio Reviews (Members Only) – Final
by phil - November 1st, 2014 7:26 am
And we're back!
Quite the recovery since last week so I figured we'd better take another look and go over our positions to make sure we're well-balanced. We're UNbalanced in our recovery, with less volume and more height than we've had before. Technically, we're looking bullish but, Fundamentally – there are still a lot of questions.
We'll discuss outlook and such in the Member Chat Room over the weekend, this article is just to check our balances, not an extensive review like we had last week. I'm on the way to Vegas today ahead of our Live Seminar next weekend (last chance to sign up), so I'm just going to note the items I think need adjusting this morning.
As an overview, last week our LTP was up 19.2% for the year at $596,170 and our STP was up 94% at $194,183 for a total of $790,353 (up 31.7% overall) following our aggressive strategy. As of Friday's close, the LTP had climbed to 21.5% ($607,710 and the STP fell to 82.5% at $182,498 for a total of $790,208, essentially flat at 31.7%. We turned more bearish on Wednesday and it may have cost us some gains but our aim into the end of the year is to lock in these profits, not "go for it."
The more conservative Income Portfolio was up 2.4% last week and finished yesterday up 8.5% at $542,304. Combined with the hedges in the Income Portfolio, that pairing is at $734,538, up 22.4% for the year and miles ahead of our 10% goal.
Our Butterfly Portfolio was as boring as its supposed to be, up 18.7% last week ($118,740) and up 18.1% today. The $25,000 Portfolio slipped from $30,745 to $28,802 as we added two bearish plays that, so far, have not worked out.
The reason we flipped more bearish this week was because we are back in the tops of our channels now AND we're heading into an election where, no matter who wins, half the people will be disappointed – that could lead to a small sell-off at least, along with a dozen other bad things that are going on in the world that we've decided to ignore again while the market engages in…


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Currently i have a Dlink DIR-655. Had it since circuit city was around. now on my laptop my wireless connection is not holding, and im starting to add alot more wireless devices to the network. PS4, 2-3 tablets on the regular, cell, laptop, printer, wired desktop, a new smart tv & smart dvd player as well. what is my current choices that can handle that? also looking for one that i can play around with the QOS? Im looking to pay at most 200 give or take. thanks in advance
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Report: Rakeem Buckles' appeal for a waiver at Minnesota denied
Sep 3, 2013, 12:22 PM EST
Last week, Rakeem Buckles was denied a waiver by the NCAA that would have allowed the Florida International transfer to play immediately at Minnesota this season.
On Tuesday, Buckles' appeal was also denied, meaning that the former Louisville forward will be forced to return to Florida International to use his final season of eligibility, which will give critics of the decision-makers at NCAA offices even more ammo in the seemingly-endless assault on the organization's credibility recently.
Consistency and compassion are two things that the NCAA seems to completely lack.
Buckles has had been plagued by the bad luck of the injury bug throughout his career, as he dealt with a torn ACL in each knee, a concussion, and a spiral fracture of a finger during his three seasons with the Cardinals. He transferred to FIU after the 2011-2012 season, following Richard Pitino when he was named head coach, and sat out last year to rehab from his second torn ACL.
When Pitino was named head coach at Minnesota, Buckles made the decision to once again follow his coach, and given the circumstances, it seemed a formality that Buckles would get a waiver to play immediately.
FIU is banned from postseason play in 2013-2014 due to APR issues stemming back to the Isiah Thomas era. Another FIU player, JuCo transfer Malik Smith, was granted a waiver by the NCAA to play immediately at Minnesota since he only had one year of eligibility remaining; the NCAA will generally grant a waiver is a player's remaining eligibility would be played under a postseason ban at his current school.
But Buckles' bad luck continued, as he will not be able to go to Minnesota and continue his basketball career. He had already signed a Big Ten tender and been admitted to Minnesota, but since Buckles five-year clock expires after the 2013-2014 season, sitting out a year would mean that he's unable to use his fourth year of eligibility.
"I'm just blown away by it," Louisville head coach Rick Pitino told ESPN.com after Buckles' waiver was denied. "It makes no sense. It's amazing the NCAA can do this. He's a model student-athlete who had a 3.2 GPA when he left Louisville. He just wants a chance to play in another NCAA tournament.
"[Buckles] had no idea that the program wouldn't be able to play in the NCAA tournament when he transferred to FIU. This is a good kid who has dealt with plenty of adversity over his career. It's completely unfair."
- eagles512 - Sep 3, 2013 at 1:16 PM
Once again, the NCAA proves to be a joke
- annapterp - Sep 3, 2013 at 4:49 PM
The ncaa has zero credibility. A sham of an organization.
- oruacat2 - Sep 3, 2013 at 7:19 PM
Question: during the season at FIU when Buckles sat-out (due to transfer and to rehab his injury) – was he on scholarship? This is, did FIU pay for him to attend school during that "sit out" year?
- northstarnic - Sep 4, 2013 at 11:44 AM
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Because I am recovering old floppys information I need to install windows95. I have an old formated OK hard drive. I have got to when with the CD to position E with the virtual D in position, but when I type "E:\SETUP" or "E:\WIN95:\SETUP" etc it keeps telling me I have a bad command line. I tried another CD driver with the same results. I last used this W95 installer disc about 4/4 years ago ok but I've forgotten the DOS etc. Any ideas please....
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I am not sure, but I think you can only install it on C drive
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Posted January 25, 2012 at 5:38PM
Please do not double post it is confusing.
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Posted January 25, 2012 at 7:39PM
If I rember correctley Rawprawn is correct it can only be installed on C after formating By Fdisc
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Posted January 26, 2012 at 8:24AM
If all you need this for is recovering old floppys information. have you looked at the price of an exteral drive for floppys at less than £20 it must be an option that could then be used as a small storage space
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Posted January 26, 2012 at 8:38AM
E is the command line to get at the CD and is only a temp location as the system boots. The problem is that I can inspect the files in E with "D:\DIR" but I can not get it to go.
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You may have a fault with the CD, try this link to download a fresh copy.
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Some further tips Here
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Windows 95/8/ ME was installed using DOS, old PCs needed DOS drivers to get the CD drive working
DOS loads tools to a ram drive which moves the drive letters one forward
i.e. if your CD drive was D it will become E during the install period.
If you are trying to install from CD on a modern PC make sure the machines BIOS is set to boot from CD as first boot device. The CD should boot straight into the setup routine for windows 95.
Be careful because 95 will only install to C: it cannot see sata drives so you will have to remove any other drives and fit your old hard drive (IDE) and set as master.
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As the system requires, "E" is the correct drive to the CD. With the command "D:\DIR:\WIN95/P" I can see that the file EXTRACT EXE is in there,so its not a CD drive problem, though nothing called "SETUP". I have tried "D:\WIN95:\EXE"," and -WIN95.EXE" and various other combinations but just cannot get it to go! I must be doing something silly wrong but blowed if I can get there .... any more prods for tis old duffer most welcome ....
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Is it not possible to connect directly to your mobo from a floppy drive mounted conventionally?
I use SATA for HD, but my DVDs use IDE ribbons and I added the floppy drive when I bought this computer. [running XP.]
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FATHERS in general are sensitive in strange ways. They take things personally and often to unimaginable levels.
A popular Malay saying among Malaysian fathers, "Kita yang makan garam dulu ..." (literally, we consumed salt first), emphasises that they are more experienced, in all matters. That's true to a certain extent, but not always.
I remember when my scholarship application to Britain was rejected, dad was very disappointed for me. I knew he wanted me to have the experience of studying abroad; so did I, but it was just not meant to be.
So I made a deal with him to pursue my studies locally, but in a field of my choice. He reluctantly agreed.
I enrolled in a local university and took Communication as my major, with a minor in English Literature and Anthropology. I love to write and I knew this was a field that could take me far and, hopefully, make a difference in terms of how I viewed things.
Dad didn't quite understand why I chose this field, but he let me.
After four years of studying, I graduated with honours in journalism and secured a nifty job at the most prestigious television station in the country.
The hours were long and unpredictable and the producers were like dragons, ready to breathe fire on and make crispy critters out of you. The industry was also moving at an intense speed.
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Bankrupt Seattle real estate developer Michael R. Mastro and his wife Linda Mastro could be facing a minimum of 30 years in prison if they are convicted of the bankruptcy fraud and money laundering alleged in a 43-count indictment handed down late last month.
That's according to a declaration filed with the French court by their U.S. criminal attorney Jim Frush earlier this week. The couple is currently in jail in France.
Frush, a former federal prosecutor and assistant U.S. attorney, told the French court that if Michael and Linda Mastro are found or plead guilty, the sentences for each of the counts could run consecutively. That could mean Michael Mastro, 87, could be sentenced to a maximum of 195 years in jail and Linda Mastro, 63, to 140 years in jail.
So how do prosecutors calculate how much time should be served? Federal sentencing guidelines provide 43 levels of offense seriousness — the more serious the crime, the higher the offense level. Each type of crime is assigned a base offense level, which is the starting point for determining the seriousness of a particular offense. More serious types of crime have higher base offense levels (for example, a trespass has a base offense level of 4, while kidnapping has a base offense level of 32).
According to Frush's declaration, prosecutors could set a base level of six for the offenses the Mastros are alleged to have committed, plus another 22 levels for the amount of loss alleged. Then a minimum of at least another four levels is added for the large number of alleged victims, plus two more levels for misrepresentation in a bankruptcy and another two levels for "using sophisticated means." Four more levels would be added for their roles in the offense and another two for obstruction. That raises the guideline for sentencing to a level of 42, if the Mastros were to be convicted of all the counts alleged, and could bring the range of imprisonment to no less than 360 months (or 30 years) with a maximum of life in prison.
Given their ages, even the minimum sentence could be equivalent to life in prison.
Frush notes in his declaration that these guidelines are only advisory and are not mandatory.
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CLAP 3 - Pictograms
Put down your hog dog burrito, it time to learn the Chinese.4.55 / 5.00 8,159 Views
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salami from hell?
at first i really thought this might be a joke and this chick was going to be salami from hell. it's a strange name!
but otherwise, pretty good. :) not terribly original or spectacular but it's only episode 1 after all.
hellsing copy...
...and pasted
but it looks great enought so whatever, btw nice animation
Very interesting
This definitely catches your eye and makes you want to know more about the plot.
What was fun was that you are actually able to interact, so that was a plus.
The animation was a bit "stiff" and could have been done more smoothly.
The woman that was being attacked in the beginning, her voice did not fit well and did not sound frightened.
Also, their faces could have been more expressive.
Overall, you did a very good job.
Very nice!
That's sooooo HellSing like...with the evil priest and stuff...still pretty awesome...even though I have a lil bit something about the art...will...only some scenes and stuff...
the faces are too stiff
the story was intresting, the art was good, but it felt stiff, theres more movement in the cheeks when someone talks


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In a wild game that saw 22 lead changes and 12 ties, the Sacramento State women's basketball team lost its season opener on the road against San Diego State, 91-99.
Football will have its final home game at Hornet Stadium on Saturday as they will host the Portland State Vikings at 2 p.m. The game will also be dedicated as Senior Day. The team's 18 seniors will be honored in a pregame ceremony before the last home game of their collegiate careers.
The Sacramento State Hornets women's volleyball beat Northern Arizona today 3-1 (8-26, 19-25, 26-24, 25-23).
Rebounding from a disappointing performance at the Big Sky Conference Championships Nov. 1 in North Dakota, Sacramento State's women's cross country team finished 14th of 34 qualifying teams in Friday's NCAA Division I West Regional at Stanford.
Sacramento State's athletics program had 17 athletes sign their National Letter of Intent on Nov. 12-13 to join the university for the upcoming 2015-16 academic year.
The Sacramento State football team got its first home win since Sept. 20 as they defeated Southern Utah by a final score of 42-21 Saturday.
After more than two months of ups, downs and injuries, Sacramento State's men's cross country team ended their season Saturday at the Doc Adams Invitational in Davis, while three runners from the women's team competed for the right to race one more time.
The Sacramento State men's soccer team capped off a historic regular season by winning four all-Big West awards on Friday, which is the most the team has won since joining the conference three years ago.
The Hornets lost a close five set match Thursday against Weber State with a final score of 3-2.
The Sacramento State football team is back on home turf for the last time this season as only two home games remain. The Hornets will host Southern Utah this Saturday. Nov. 8. Kickoff will be at 2 p.m. for this Big Sky Conference afternoon ma...


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