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Skip to comments.One Algorithm Made Up 4% Of All Trading Last Week, And No One Knows Where It Came From
Posted on 10/08/2012 2:26:11 PM PDT by blam
One Algorithm Made Up 4% Of All Trading Last Week, And No One Knows Where It Came From
Linette Lopez
October 8, 2012
No one knows where it came from, or what it was meant to do, but 4% of all trading in the U.S. stock market last week was executed by one algorithm, CNBC reports.
Nanex, a market data firm, told CNBC that the algorithm was placing orders once every 25 milliseconds and then canceling them. The orders went out in bursts of 200, then 400, and then 1,000 orders.
Then suddenly, around 10:30 AM on Friday, the algorithm stopped entirely.
Nanex has the animation that helped them zoom into the mysterious algorithm posted here.
So why would someone put out fake orders like this?
A trader explained to us that this is a high frequency trading firm's way of baiting buyers interested in purchasing a specific stock and forcing them to reveal their positions. Once the potential buyer has put out their bid, the HFT cancels the order and the buyer is left out in the open. Usually, its a set-up for another trading strategy the HFT is about to execute.
(Excerpt) Read more at businessinsider.com ...
It is corrupt to the core, and run by psychopaths.
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So the Russians/al Qaeda/Iran staged a dry run?
Karl Denninger wants the exchanges to require any order placed to remain valid for two seconds. That would instantly stop this nonsense - but some powerful people would be inconvenienced.
Or China.
Put a one penny tax on every trade. Just one penny. Mom 'n Pop investors can afford to pay one cent when they cash out of their investments easily. Just one cent.
Agree 100%. This is precisely why I got out of the market forever in very early 2008. Haven't looked back.
There's lots of other ways to make money.
This is excellent strategy.
If I was offered a system in which I was allowed to place orders, have the system tell me how many and at what price my orders would be filled by others, and then cancel them milliseconds later, I would do exactly what these programmers did.
It's like playing poker with the ability to look at the other guys' hands. Who wouldn't do that?
What has to happen is the trading systems have to disallow the withdrawal of orders. Otherwise, you just get this: gaming. If you let poker players to place mirrors around the room to look at the other guys' hands, don't be all surprised when they do exactly that!
Well I have to disagree with this article. If the orders were put out and then cancelled before executed then there was no trading. Until they are executed they are just orders. How can non executed trades be 4% of the market? Doesn't make sense.
Election day?
Ask the author, Linette Lopez that question.
I have no answers.
I'm 100% for this. I'd also institute a per share penalty fee for orders placed and then withdrawn. Doesn't need to be much but it would eliminate fake orders placed to shape the market.
China's our financier; I don't think they want us broke. We owe them too much
Somebody knows who placed them
Let's here them.
Here here!
It stands to reason that the trading system must account for all trade activity, whether executed or cancelled. Whoever hired the math wizards that put this together is trying to influence the market and/or profit from another computer's reaction to their feint.
If you figure out what all this means, let me know : )
I may be mistaken, but I believe what was involved in the 1987 crash was simple automated computer trading...the decline levels exceeded the parameters of the programs, and since they had no floors or stops included they just kept selling and fed into the downward spiral.
High-frequency trading that effectively games the exchanges is a comparatively recent phenomenon, within the last few years.
I understand. I was referring to autonomous computers for trading in general. I remember a year or two ago Goldman went after some Russian national who had designed and patented one of their systems. It incorporated multiple telephone switches. The guy ran off with the schematics and copies of the software. They caught him and he was indicted. But the story gave a glimpse of how these systems could issue then cancel orders in a millisecond.
"Agree 100%. This is precisely why I got out of the market forever in very early 2008. Havent looked back."
Let's talk after a post-Romney victory.... You might miss the biggest jump since WWII. And I mean that!
Seems to me that event was what brought HFT to light in the first place.
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The National Historic California Emigrant Trails Interpretive Center Foundation received $20,000 to continue contracts on three existing billboards and to establish two new billboards promoting the visitor's center that opened along Interstate 80 in June near Elko. The center tells the story of pioneers during the Gold Rush years of 1841 to 1869.
The Virginia City Tourism Commission was awarded $12,000 to develop a mobile application offering real-time information on lodging, events, attractions, shopping and dining.
Buddy Guy lands gig in Jackson, Miss.
JACKSON, Miss. -- Five-time Grammy winner Buddy Guy will headline a new Jackson festival in 2013.
The Jackson Rhythm & Blues Festival will be held Sept. 20-21 on the grounds of the Mississippi Agriculture and Forestry Museum.
The announcement was made Dec. 6 by the Jackson Convention & Visitors Bureau.
In addition to Guy, other performers include Bobby Rush, Denise LaSalle, Urban Mystic, Mint Condition and Dorothy Moore and Vasti Jackson.
Wilson says a percentage of festival proceeds will benefit the Mississippi Blues Commission to help with its Benevolent Fund, to aid blues musicians living in poverty.
Maid of Mist to sail on
ALBANY, N.Y. -- A deal has been struck to keep the Maid of the Mist scenic tour boats running from the New York side at Niagara Falls.
The deal is a part of a new license agreement with the state. The boat company will pay the state $105 million over 30 years.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo says the Maid of the Mist Corp. has agreed to invest $32 million in continuing operations that will provide more state revenue through the Niagara Falls State Park.
The agreement also will lead to improvements for the tourist attraction, potentially including rock climbing and rappelling.
The family-owned tour boat company will make improvements at a former power station nearby to create a winter storage and maintenance facility.
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Marquette today reminds me exactly of Wisconsin at this point in the 2012-13 season. Those Badgers finished the nonconference portion of the schedule at 9-4, avoiding a truly bad loss but lacking a good win to hang their hat on. This year's Marquette team played a tough schedule out of the gate, but failed to capitalize on any of their opportunities for a true signature win. Much like last year's Badgers, Marquette cannot afford a lackluster conference season or else they could find themselves on the outside looking in on Selection Sunday. I have them on the outside looking in at the moment, but they will have a great chance to play its way in over the next two months. Among the teams near the top of the bracket, many boast a signature win but none have as many quality wins as Wisconsin. The Badgers' best win is probably over Florida, but the St John's, Saint Louis, Virginia, Marquette and even West Virginia wins will all look great in March. 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Is our Skype community just Skype or a certain website? You're saying it like it's a place.
First of all, its not really OUR Skype community, its more like the group of people in it, however in saying that, if anyone has a Skype account and wants to be added, lemme know, unless your sole reason is to start s*** or whatever, in that case, stay here on the board.
Secondly AISP if you got a Skype account PM me.
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xXAISPXx posted...Is our Skype community just Skype or a certain website? You're saying it like it's a place.
I don't know why I want to start number 2 now, I just went.
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I guess that's been the source of confusion or whatever. Most people here probably thought that it was really just for LC. Obviously I realized that Khmer hung out there, so I figured it was LC+Khmer, LOL.
It's nice of you to invite other people to join. Hopefully everyone will have the right attitude about it.
My earlier deleted post was actually just a joke, but I didn't want to hurt anyone's feelings or run the risk of having anyone think I wasn't joking so I deleted it.
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Goldeneye is still better, the whole community just moved to Skype and idiots took over the board
I totally know what you mean, most of our idiots went to GE a long time ago.
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ThePrisoner06 3 years ago#45
Will just say one thing about the various Skype communities, there are loads of them out there.
As to the group page that I use, there are members of [LC] on it, but there are also others.
And when we are all on there, chat goes from one person to another.
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KhmerInception 3 years ago#46
Oh man, sorry I didn't drop by earlier, folks. Just saw this now.
But in all seriousness, no I have never been offended by anything ever said in the Skype chat. The LC boys covered it quite well. We're all good friends, teasing happens but it's all in good fun. I can take a joke, I can't remember a time I've gotten angry in the internet world, heck I hardly get angry in real life, so no worries.
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No such thing as too late to grab some popcorn in this community xD
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Ronald Albert Hobbs suffered a stroke and passed away on June 29, 2009 at the Golden Age Convalescent Hospital in Capitola, CA. He was 57 years old. Ronald will be buried at the Pleasant Hill Cemetery next to his Mom and Dad, Faye (Lumpkin) Hobbs and Richard Prest Hobbs, Sr.
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Grain farmer determined to combat non-wetting soils
A Western Australian grain grower says he's changing the way he farms to combat the effects of a changing climate.
Trevor Syme farms 3800 hectares between Bolgart and Goomalling 130 kilometres north-east of Perth, cropping wheat, barley, oats canola and lupins.
He's one of three finalists in grain grower category of the 2013 Australian Farmer of the Year Awards.
Trevor has pin-pointed non-wetting soils as his biggest yield constraint so he's set up a series of trials on his property to look at the most cost effective way to improve it.
"This clay rate trial is looking at the economic value of clay spreading and incorporation.
"When finances are available we do as much claying as we can."
The trial covers three different clay rates - zero tonnes to the hectare, 260 and 520.
"So far so good, we're getting some big yield responses from it but there's an expense to go with it, for example clay spreading and spading can be up around $800 to $900 a hectare," Trevor said.
"We have shown we can recoup that in two years so it's definitely worth doing."
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The first American Century Celebrity Golf Championship I covered was in 2000 as a reporter for the Nevada Appeal in Carson City. I was two months removed from journalism school when my editor told me, "Go to Lake Tahoe and get something."
So I followed Jerry Rice for several holes during a practice round. When his entourage separated from him on No. 18, I ducked under the ropes and scurried up to the most prolific wide receiver in NFL history.
"Mr. Rice, Mr. Rice, can I ask you a few questions?"
"No, man, I'm playing right now," Rice barked.
He saw the expression on my face and quickly realized, like I did, that I didn't understand media protocol for this event. As he walked up to his second shot, Rice dropped his guard a bit and answered my questions.
Just when I was finished, a member of his entourage " a large member " saw me pestering his homey and yelled, "Hey, how did you get next to him? Get out of here."
I backed off his homey, ducked under the ropes again and said, "I don't even like Jerry Rice."
On Wednesday, eight years later, I found myself again on No. 18 and chasing another interview. Michael Jordan and Emmitt Smith need not apply. I'm more nervous opening my gas bill than interviewing them.
No, I was after former Sports Illustrated columnist and current ESPN media personality Rick Reilly, who will likely go down as one of the greatest writers of this generation.
Not the greatest sportswriter. The greatest writer. Now a little background.
He worked at the Boulder (Colo.) Daily Camera while he was a student at the University of Colorado. After graduating in 1981, he had a succession of two-year stints at the Daily Camera, Denver Post and Los Angeles Times before landing at Sports Illustrated in 1985.
Each week, usually on Mondays, I'd receive the latest SI, flip it over and open the issue's back cover. There, on the last page of the magazine, was the most important story.
Reilly is required reading.
But he's also balding and wears plaid shorts on the golf course. Playing in the same group as John Elway, Reilly was a janitor in a brown hat. He finished his round and started toward the grandstands, where I took one final breath.
All the TV reporters gravitated to Elway. They went for the matinee, I went for the headliner.
I know what you're thinking, writers aren't celebrities. And they certainly aren't people to be afraid of " not with 6-foot-3, 225-pound NFL players at Edgewood " but Reilly isn't your average writer.
In June, he began working for ESPN, which signed him to a five-year deal worth a reported $17 million " $12 million more than Elway's five-year, $5 million contract he signed in 1983, which at the time was the biggest deal in NFL history.
So, yeah, subjecting yourself to an interview with the 11-time National Sportswriter of the Year takes some gumption. Or it takes, "Hey, Rick, I'm Jeremy with the Tahoe Tribune. Can I grab you for a few seconds?"
I've been big-timed before at Edgewood, but a journalist can't snub another journalist, that'd be weak sauce. I wasn't really worried about being rejected, but as he shook my hand, I grew concerned because I forgot every question I had wanted to ask him, but I grinded it out.
He told me he doesn't regret leaving SI last November because, "I was ready to try something new." And now he is.
At ESPN, he writes "Life of Reilly" every Wednesday for ESPN.com, contributes to ESPN The Magazine twice a month and also does on-air commentary. After the American Century Championship, which he's competing in for the first time, he'll work the network's British Open coverage.
"I give my TV work a 5 out of 10," Reilly said. "And I see so much bad TV writing. It's full of cliches. It's almost like TV ... if you're talking and you look pretty, nobody cares. At least for me, because I ain't pretty, I want the writing to be really good. I still think there is room for great writing on TV."
In a 1999 SI article about the first time he saw Elway, who's now a close friend, he described him as "Mop-haired, big-toothed, pigeon-toed, throwing passes to one man over and over again."
He also started at SI a regular parody called "The Chuckies" about people who deserved to be thrown through a plate-glass window after Charles Barkley threw someone through a plate-glass window; Barkley later wrote the foreword for one of Reilly's books.
Although he's schmoozing with the same athletes he's criticized and romanticized, he finds himself stuck on the fence.
"I thought about growing a beard, I really did. Barry Bonds isn't here, is he?" Reilly said. "Some guys, you can write 99 great things about them, as you will find out (already have, Rick, quit big-timing me), and love them for their entire career, but you write one bad column, and they hate you forever. I'm sure I'll find out this week who still hates me."
Before long, I realized that I wasn't interviewing the guy I grew up admiring. I was talking to "The Next Life of Reilly."
He's no longer just required reading. He's now attempting to become required listening and required viewing.
"I just wanted to write, and I thought that was enough," Reilly continued. "It's fun, it's like starting over, and it's like I am learning a whole new thing. I still want to bring great writing to whatever it is I am doing. There are so many new ways now to hear your voice " podcasts, Internet, radio, TV. So even though I think of myself as totally a writer, I'm going to try it. I want to see if I can get to the younger listeners. I do whatever ESPN can dream up."
Is it worth it?
"Hell yeah, but they made it worth my while."
Jeremy Evans is a Tahoe Daily Tribune sportswriter. He can be reached at (530) 542-8008.


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150 years ago The Great Portland Fire Of 1866 burned down more than 1,500 buildings, scorched 58 Portland streets and 200 acres of land. With all that destruction, only four people lost their lives, but 10,000 others were left homeless. Businesses were destroyed as the fire swept through Portland's Old Port.


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At Nissan and beyond, workers' rights are civil rights
Thanks to the works of those who came before us, this new generation is equipped with the knowledge of how to make change, and it is become more and more apparent what we need to fight for.
South African unionists in Mississippi fighting for Nissan workers
JACKSON, Miss - In a stunning reversal of what many would think is the way things work, a support group from "third world" South Africa is in Mississippi this week helping Americans secure one of their most basic democratic rights - the right to form a union.
Report: Nissan in Mississippi is violating international labor law
The company is in violation of the standards on freedom of association, the report notes, because of Nissan's "aggressive interference" with workers attempting to exercise their fundamental right to organize a union.
UAW on verge of breakthrough in South?
There are now so many auto workers in the South that one Southern U.S. GOP senator recently claimed his region is now the center of the U.S. auto industry.
UAW: Majority at Tennessee VW plant sign union cards
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - A majority of workers at Volkswagen's assembly plant in Tennessee have signed cards favoring the union's representation in creating a German-style works council at the plant, a top United Auto Workers official said.
Mississippi Nissan workers go global in fight for justice
UAW President Bob King, and actor Danny Glover are in Johannesburg where that country's Metalworkers union has come out fighting for the right of 5,000 Mississippi Nissan workers to organize a union.
Today in labor history: Ford goes to revolutionary Russia
On May 30, 1929, the Ford Motor Company signed a technical assistance contract to produce cars in the newly industrializing Soviet Union.
Today in labor history: May 13 a busy day !
On May 13, over the years, mine workers unionize, dock workers strike, auto workers face give-backs, cab drivers go out.
Brazil's Lula hails Mississippi Nissan workers (video)
Former Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, popularly known as Lula, issued a stirring call for international worker solidarity, speaking at a UAW conference.
Mississippi Nissan workers "honor democracy" with fight for union
Organizing Canton could be a stepping-stone to organizing the South's growing auto industry. "This particular campaign is beneficial both for the nation and for the world."


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TO MANY, he's the godfather of American tattooing, the original outsider artist.
Between 1940 and 1973, Norman "Sailor Jerry" Collins inked his distinctive tattoos on the flesh of visitors to his Hawaii shop. His distinctive style combining bold lines and careful coloration is still imitated today and can be found today on thousands - perhaps tens of thousands - of people.
"It's pure folk Americana and it has a rich history," said Erich Weiss, of Philadelphia, who wrote a book and directed a documentary about Collins. "People now consider tattooing as an art form, but back then they didn't see it that way. "


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I would never go back to Dr. Lehmann because she was unprofessional, the things she said to me at my appointment were belittling to me. Staff was all so unprofessional, never did what they said they were going to and even lied to me. They were suppose to bill the insurance, but they coded the visit wrong and so the bill came to me. Spoke to my insurance they said they would pay for it all the doctor office had to do was recode and send it in. Billing lady in Dr. Lehmann's office was unfriendly, she never tried to help me and kept lying to me that she would speak to the doctor and call me back and never would. Told me she didn't know she was suppose to call me back for an update when I called back after waiting a couple weeks. I wouldn't have even give the doctor a star, doctor and staff were that bad.
Dr Lehmann and her staff are always kind and helpful. I have several issues to deal with and sometimes get overwhelmed and nervous. But they put me at ease and try to figure out the problem. I had a great doctor in IL that I miss but I. am glad I found Dr Lehmann here in Texas.
I visited Dr. Lehmann's office for the first time this week, to get a second opinion on a matter that was scary to me. She reassured me instantly that there was little cause for concern in my situation as I have had a complete hysterectomy already, and she spent ample time explaining why. She was thoughtful, warm and sympathetic to me in my situation and advised against any unnecessary testing. She also took time to discuss a matter I did not see as hormone related, and due to her thorough explanation I am taking hormones again. I would definitely recommend her to others.
The first visit I had was very pleasant as staff was very friendly and Doctor Lehman was very kind and knowledgeable. She performed a colposcopy. I came the second time and had a leep procedure done 5 days ago. It went very well. She calmed me with my anxiety about having this done. It took about 15 minutes. I feel fine with a little cramping and very little spotting. If you need this procedure I highly recommend her. Thank you Dr. Lehman.
Do NOT go to this doctor. Has "emergencies" as an excuse for patients to wait OVER TWO hours in office-- AFTER re-scheduling for previous emergency. RIDICULOUS!!!
I had my first appointment with Dr. Lehmann today. She was very gentle, calm, and caring. I called yesterday to see about becoming a new patient and got in today. Everything was clean and orderly and quiet. I was at ease which is saying something. I haven't been for a well-woman in 10 years due to bad experiences.
From the moment I arrived I felt comfortable and in the company of people who cared about what they do. Staff was knowledgeable about procedures and logistics. Doctor was kind, attentive, listened, and then explained things as if to an intelligent consumer. I appreciated that. She took extra time to follow up on my concerns. I felt she was focused on me personally. That matters!! Thank you Dr. Lehmann!
I waited two hours to see the doctor. When her staff checked my weight, blood pressure, etc, she didn't talk to me, instead took phone calls in the middle of the appointment and just left me sitting there. Once I finally saw the doctor, I told her my concerns. She responded by laughing at me and asking why I was there. She spent 5 minutes with me and the whole time disregarded all of my concerns. Further she brought up my "good insurance" and my socioeconomic status. Everything about this visit was unprofessional. I waited a month for my appointment only to be disrespected and have my time and money wasted.
This is what medical care is about! No rushing. A doctor who does her own ultrasounds (without a nurse/assistant standing over you) and has a woman to woman discussion in a private setting with you. I have been seeing her for 5 years and she never orders all these unnecessary tests that frighten you. she has been 100% correct with me. Very calm, very practical and obviously very experienced.
A great friendly, helpful staff. A caring, friendly, great bedside manner physician. Dr. L is a great all around dr. I would recommend her to any woman who truly wants a great dr.
I find Dr. Lehmann an excellent gynecologist.She is very caring and knowledgeable. I have always been treated with concern, dignity andprofessionalism.
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Dr. Lehmann stays updated in the GYN field, and cares for the whole person. She does not order unessary tests to scam the insurance companies, which I think says a lot about her integrity. I not only worked for her while getting a graduate teaching certification but I am also her patient!
I can not recommend this doctor. The staff is unfriendly. Dr dressed inappropriate (jeans that were to low). Wanted me to undress in front of her. Then, made me feel like a prude when I asked her to step out of the room. She undid my bra for a breast examination instead of asking me to remove it when I undressed. If that wasn't enough, I went through the humiliation that we all go through every year..just for her to tell me that I only need a pap every 3 years b/c I've been with my husband for 12 years. Which my regular OBGYN confirmed was completely incorrect. I left the office crying.
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Saw Fortress: The Death Mask
A little something ive made back in 2011 using Garry's Mod and frame by frame animation. Which means you have to take each screenshot separetly, drag it into your editor and make its lengh as small as possible in order to have smooth animations. This project took me 2 weeks to complete . Over 1200 screenshots were taken. This video is my most viewed video on YouTube and has over 224000 views.
The original scene from the movie can be found here- http://tinyurl.com/bnh4kyqD9s


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Monday, January 14, 2013
Vida Olie Wyndham of Macedonia died Thursday morning, Dec. 20, 2012 in a North Charleston hospital. She was 71.
Surviving are her sister, Jule A. Spencer and her husband, Billy Ray, of St. Stephen; a sister-in-law, Dorothy Wyndham of Macedonia; a niece, Dr. Angie Dorman and her husband, David, of Moses Lake, WA; two nephews, Dalton Wyndham of Macedonia, and Justin Cook of St. Stephen; and a special friend and companion, Gene Wyndham of Macedonia.
Online condolences may be sent to the family at www.dial-murrayfuneralhome.com.
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Recent snow, rain and freezing temperatures have left a number of county roads in bad shape, prompting the San Miguel County Commission to approve a disaster declaration.
Commissioners unanimously approved the declaration at their board meeting last week.
The declaration states that extensive damage was suffered by county roads in Gonzales Ranch, Aurora, Cerrito, Sacatosa, Leyba, Trujillo and in Sabinoso.
From The Associated Press
Couple pays off layaway items
ALBUQUERQUE — A Secret Santa and Mrs. Claus have given a dozen military families in Albuquerque a very special Christmas gift by paying off layaway lists that included toys for children.
Marie Vigil, manager of the Kirtland Air Force Base's store, told KOAT that a retired military couple who wanted to remain anonymous walked into the base's store over the weekend and paid off the lists of 12 families.
By Bernard Condon
AP Business Writer
NEW YORK — The good news is that Wall Street experts think stock prices will rise more than 10 percent next year. The bad news is that they expected big gains in 2011 and got nearly zero instead.
It's forecasting time on Wall Street, and once again the pros are trying to predict the unpredictable. History suggests their target price for stocks by the end of 2012 will prove too high or too low. They might even get the direction wrong — predicting a gain when there's a loss.
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Sunny, with a high near 47. West wind 5-10 mph.Mostly clear at night, with a low around 25. Northwest wind 10-15 mph.
Sunny, with a high near 55. Northwest wind 10-15 mph. Thursday night, mostly clear with a low around 27.
Sunny, with a high near 55. Friday Night, mostly clear with a low around 27.
Sunny, with a high near 55 and a low around 28.
By Julie Pace
The Associated Press
HONOLULU — A vacationing President Barack Obama has nominated a Harvard University professor and a former Treasury official under President George H.W. Bush — a Democrat and a Republican — to the Federal Reserve Board.
In a statement from Hawaii where he is vacationing with his family, Obama praised Jeremy Stein and Jerome Powell for agreeing to serve his administration at a critical moment for the U.S. economy.
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Leveo Sanchez has issued a "Challenge Grant" to the Las Vegas community that could go as high as $10,000. The funds will support MainStreet de Las Vegas to implement projects for 2012. Every dollar received in memberships and donations will be matched dollar for dollar up to a total of $10,000. Contributions of any size will count. Donations are fully tax deductible, as MainStreet is a 501 (c)3 nonprofit corporation.
If you think you go all out on your holiday decorating chances are you haven't seen Sara Harris' house during the Christmas season.
The Victorian home on Fifth Street she and her husband, Jay, live in is transformed into a virtual Christmas wonderland this time of year, complete with Santas, villages, angels, an heirloom nativity scene and more than a dozen meticulously decorated trees, each one with its own theme.
For a brief moment after the unexpected death of Henry O. Sanchez in September, Macario Gonzales and several others wondered whether the charity the former mayor started would continue.
The charity, called Love Thy Neighbor, helps people who are struggling heat their homes during the winter by giving them wood and money to pay their bills.
In keeping with the season, the Las Vegas Jewish Community, Inc. provided the community with a delightful rendition of Hershel and the Hanukkah Goblins, a play by Mary Byers, based on the story by Eric Kimmel. The presentation was held at the Newman Center Thursday.
The tale is based on the exploits of Hershel of Ostropol, a Jewish ethnic hero of the prankster mode who lived in what is today the Ukraine during the late 18th century.
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