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Working Chart for the SP500 over next several weeks following Decennial Kiss of 1200

2008-07-20T09:07:00.002-04:00

As of July 15, the stock market had declined 24% from its peak. A modest bounce approximating 10% in the 3^rd quarter going into the August 5 FOMC meeting is the general expectation and as congress ratifies legislation to explicitly guarantee Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac by end of July. The shorts that were short into the announcement of an explicit guarantee of FNM and FRE are lifting them until the legislation is approved.

I have bracketed out 1304-1337 as a general target zone by the August 5 Fed meeting. This would take the stock market back to where it was when the Fed said its hands were tied on June 25. For the stock market to reprice or reset itself to where it was when the Fed made that statement by the time of the next Fed meeting makes perfect sense to me. But, market participants should be aware the Fed’s hands will still be tied at the August 5^th meeting. This inability will disappoint investors and I fully expect the stock market will reflect that with further weakness.

I have a few pricing models suggesting a 15% rally in Q3 08. However, I highly doubt the market is ready for a 15% rally targeting 1379-1386. A 15% rally happened in Q2 08, and in Q4 07, and if repeated would take the index half way back to last years highs in Q3 08.I only mention the 15% in passing, as a second tier of resistance in the event of an ABC corrective type bear market rally.

An initial rally approximating 10% is best case near term. The chart below shows the quarterly, 200 and one year moving averages. All are bearish indicators. The quarterly moving average (60 day) should be most important to market participants near term. It stopped the rally into the Dec 11 FOMC meeting cold. Also the rally in Feb 08 could not even get to it before heading lower. It is sloping into the Jan 25 FOMC high at 1337 as I write. A rejection on the initial challenge of this moving average following a 10% advance is anticipated near term.

If the rejection is abbreviated and no further heightened tensions arise in Q3, then an ABC correction will become a higher probability scenario. But the stock market has to take that first hit above 1300 first. Stock market participants may wish to bear in mind $112-$122 crude oil prices. A flush below $122 is possible, but any test of $112-115 should be touch and go. Under a touch and go scenario, bull momentum in crude oil will carry it back to $140. And therein lies the crux of one of the overhangs still plaguing equities in Q3 08.

This is a general working outline for Q3 and is expected to be modified and refined as more data comes in.

Curing Over-Trading

2008-07-19T17:44:00.005-04:00

Is this familiar? Before the market opens you vow to yourself that today you will not over-trade - you will only follow the trades signaled by your method - on pain of death. You repeat affirmations, you've even tried hypnotherapy. Of late you've taken to banging your head against the wall, while repeating "I will not over trade, I will not over trade". The market opens and you are feeling solid in your intention.

Half an hour later, lost in price action, you see what looks like a good trading opportunity and you take it - your new resolution forgotten. The trade bombs, you feel like %$#%@, and after recovering you ask yourself WHY for the love of money can't I stick to my intention?

The answer is that your conscious intentions only work so long as there aren't any subconscious 'counter intentions' sabotaging your efforts.

Think of it this way. Imagine your mind is like your computer. Right now you have a web browser open and you are reading this post. Thats like your conscious mind - the thoughts you are having right now, what's right in front of you.

Now I expect you also have some software running in the background on your computer, maybe an email program, or instant messaging. From time to time when you least expect it, it pops up a message that grabs your attention - "you've got mail". You check the message and respond, in that moment forgetting all about what you were reading. This is like your subsconscious mind running in the background. Its always there and it pops up feelings or thoughts which grab your attention and can easily take precedence over your current thoughts.

You may have the best of intentions consciously, but if your subconscious has other ideas then forget it!

Now you may be saying to yourself, why would I even subconsciously want to take trades that often end up losing. There could be many reasons. I discovered for myself that a part of me liked the thrill of gambling, and didn't want to wait patiently for a signal to be given. I found another part of myself that wasn't comfortable making money unless I felt I was working hard, so it felt OK about losing at trading. There could be any number of reasons personal to you which you'll discover when you learn how to look.

Its very important for traders to aware of what happens to them mentally when they are watching real-time charts for an extended period. Getting lost in price action is very easy, and its actually very similar to a semi-hypnotic state. In that state, your subconscious is very close to your conscious - its very easy to lose control and for your subsconscious to 'pop-up' its thoughts and feelings.

So what do you do?

Firstly you need to find ways to prevent yourself from getting lost in the charts. Get up and stretch every 10 minutes or so. Set an alarm to remind yourself every 30 minutes. Even better find a trading method that tells you when to trade in advance so that you don't need to be continually watching the charts.

Secondly, you need to learn a technique for clearing your 'counter-intentions'. At tradingadviceblog.com we recommend three methods that you can learn easily and that will have a lasting impact on your life.

Thirdly, make sure you are confident in your trading methodology and know its expectancy - so that you can be 100% committed to your method and don't feel the need to take trades outside of it. If your are not, keep searching.

Hope this is helpful.

All the best,

Mo Christiensen
tradingadviceblog.com

Did someone ring a bell?

2008-07-19T10:44:00.004-04:00

I have not been to doing too much posting here recently for two reasons - it is summer and frankly it has been too depressing. All the sectors - my four horsemen, commodity EFTs and commodity stocks have all been crashed of late but something happened this week.

On Tuesday when the markets started getting hit right after the opening, volumes became massive. The numbers of stocks hitting new lows I believe was a record but the markets did not break. On that day the Smart Dumb indicator showed a strong chance of a bottom and the following days it has rallied. This indicates at least in the short term, meaning months, bottom is in.

I know I post very simple charts. Sometime the charts even look like I draw on them with crayons(I have tried that but it is hard to get crayon off your LCD screen). But just look at the simple charts above using default indicators that big chart.com gives.

When looking for a bottom, I use the MACD, volume spikes and breaking of trend lines. I notes a bunch on the charts. We have the best looking ones in a very long while. In my personal IRA accounts, I have gone from 30% invested to 70% last week and I look to go 100% this week if we did not rally too hard on Monday/Tuesday. The indicators above do not work all the time but they are easy to use with very little time. I think they are great to use to time mutual fund purchases. I will also be going to 100% invested in my 401k for the first time in 18 months but there I am close to that most of the time because of stupid restrictions.

Good trading and good luck.

The Denarii Trader

woohoo! All-Time Highs!

2008-07-18T20:00:00.004-04:00

These stocks fought their way up to close at all-time highs today:

BUD
WERN
BAX
SRR
WWY
OLN
TWTI
EW
AMED
SLH
TRLG
USIH
ERII
AZZ
DMND
PPO
OTTR
AFAM
AZC
AXYS
DR
TVE
POSH
TVC
FXM
BRR

woohoo! Congrats!

Thank You, Mr. Taxi Driver!

2008-07-18T19:32:00.006-04:00

When you saw my son lying on the ground after a bike accident, bleeding profusely and jawbone showing... you took the time to stop and call 911.

Your call saved his life, as even the doctor said it looked like someone had slit his throat, he has lost so much blood.

It is empathetic and caring people like you that truly make all the difference in the world!

Whoever you are, thank you from the bottom of my heart.

Trading Goddess

Trading Survey Results

2008-07-18T14:42:00.007-04:00

First, an offering to the Goddess:

And second, at tradingadviceblog.com, we've been running a self-evaluation survey for traders over the past few months.

I thought you all might be interested in an exclusive on some of the results.

Of the 600 people that completed the survey:

On Method

Only 40% could say they were confident in their trading methodology. 30% were definitely not confident and 30% were varied.

A whopping 70% said they enter trades that haven't been signalled by their method.

Only 50% said they could pull the trigger to enter a trade reasonably easily - 50% struggled to do so.

On Money Management

More than 60% said they don't check to see if a trade has a profit target greater than the risk before entering.

44% of traders responded that they don't use hard stops.

35% don't have a strategy for locking in profits during a trade.

More than 60% felt they needed to improve their money management, and 30% either didn't have a money management strategy or were unhappy with it.

On Mindset

45% of respondents are regularly haunted by past failures.

53% were doubtful about their ability to succeed.

50% felt 'out of control' in terms of their ability to follow their method or money management strategies.

So there you have it! Looks like tradingadviceblog.com has its work cut out!

We'll be back in the coming days with more posts on cycle trading, emotional management for trading success, and maybe a few more pictures!

Have a safe and successful day!

Mo Christiensen
tradingadviceblog.com

~Afternoon Blog Muzak!~

2008-07-18T14:22:00.002-04:00

Bot UltraShort QQQ ProShares (ETF)

2008-07-17T16:05:00.003-04:00

like my fur?

Market Mood!

2008-07-17T14:44:00.001-04:00

Gaaaaaap!

2008-07-17T14:20:00.003-04:00

Gapped up today:

BRL
BAC
C
JPM
WM
MER
MS
NOK
ETFC
COF
HBAN
CMCSA
KBE
PNC
CMA
UTX
SNV
ZION
LLTC
ERJC
HOV
HOG
AMTD
CMCSK
IFX
HON
DHR
ADS
APH
DSL
CCK
SHW
CROX
IYG
STM
FCS
STSA
CVBF
VOD
PPG

Wow! Look at the Volume!

2008-07-15T14:44:00.003-04:00

These stocks are up in price and up in volume by:

ISYS +494%
XPH +376%
EHTH +363%
MMSI +358%
MAR +302%
CSGS +299%
JBHT +247%
CRME +240%
ECOL +235%
DNB +213%
DNA +201%
WABC +195%
VSAT +149%
NTRS +143%
CSGP +137%
BIG +132%
AMED +124%
WINN +123%
FCSX +118%
PNFP +112%
TAP +111%
NVLS +109%
NDSN +107%
SIRO +101%
KLAC +98%
BAX +97%
ALTR +85%
STJ +72%
BIIB +65%
TUP +64%
BMRN +63%
CIR +58%
SYK +57%
TMO +53%
FSYS +49%

Markets Lunge for 50% Fibonacci Monthly Retracement

2008-07-15T10:45:00.003-04:00

If you’ve been caught in the day-to-day activities of your trading, take a moment now and look at the larger picture of the primary (or broader) trend of the major US Stock Market Indexes - the S&P 500 chart looks eerily similar to the beginning of the 2000-2001 decline. Let’s look quickly at the Fibonacci retracements of the 2003 - 2007 bull market.

The S&P 500 monthly chart:

Price tested the 38% retracement (1,266) two times in 2008, both at the climactic lows so far in January and March, which have now clearly and convincingly been broken.

The market is now poised to test its 50% retracement of the bull move, which occurs near 1,171. This is a startling and - for some - unexpected development given the rapidness of the current index plunge.

Look back in time to the S&P Index through 2000 and you see an eerily similar pattern - price formed a semi-double top, broke the rising 20 period moving average, fell through and tested (and found support) at the rising 50 period average, retested the falling 20 period average, and then rolled over, confirming the inevitable. Price then found resistance at the 50 period average before making a ‘triple bottom’ and beginning the prior bull market, which has now officially and undeniably ended.

The Dow Jones shows a similar pattern, though it has achieved higher prices than its 2000 peak:

The Dow is currently less than 200 points away from testing its monthly 50% Fibonacci retracement. Price had a stronger rally in 2006 and 2007 than the S&P, so the current peak is higher than the 11,500 peak in 2000, but still the index has (almost) retraced half of the bull market phase from 2003-2007.

Two quick notes:

The structure has clearly taken a turn for the worse, and we are in a confirmed bear market.

We could expect the 50% Fibonacci retracement to provide a counter-rally, temporary bounce back up possibly to test the 50 period monthly moving averages or slightly beyond.

Now might not be the appropriate time to become super bearish, but long term, one has an extremely difficult time being bullish.

Corey
Afraid to Trade.com

Monday Market Meltdown - Blame Oil!

2008-07-15T07:52:00.004-04:00

Well, I said the morning excitement was manic but I never thought we would go straight back to depressive by lunch.

Never has our rule of "Always sell into the initial excitement" been more useful than yesterday. Unfortunately, the initial excitement dispersed so quickly we were left inadequately covered as sentiment changed and the long-term volatility of calls got crushed. There is not much to do but ride out a downturn like this (and sell calls of course) and the temptation mounts to go to cash and just wait for a turnaround rather than press our bets.

Despite the market being up 100 points at 9:49, I was already worried saying to members: "Very unimpressive move so far. Oil still at $145, moving up is still bad there let’s not forget." I didn't mention oil yesterday morning as I'm sick of talking about it but I have not changed my opinion that $145 oil is destroying the world so how are we going to have a recovery with oil at this price? You would think that is not the case listening to the MSM, who blame everything else in the world but the runaway price of oil, which is interesting as the same Conservative pundits who take every opportunity to say that taxes are destroying the American way of life seem not to be bothered that rising energy prices represent a $5,365 tax on every single U.S. household ($70 extra per barrel x 21Mbd x 355 / 100M households, rich or poor) and rising food prices nearly double that total to create a flat Bush Commodity Tax of nearly $10,000 per American household.

There are your credit card defaults, there are your mortgage defaults, there is your consumer slowdown. The economic policy of this administration is choking the life out of the American consumer, as well as the global consumer, and we cannot survive continued inaction!!!

I don't want to make this a political rant, Bush is out the door and we can pretend he's blameless and we can let Bernanke and Paulson BS Congress tomorrow and pretend that these factors were unforeseeable when they let the dollar's value fall 40% (yet another phantom tax on the American people) or when they started a government subsidized program of using food for fuel or when they lowered rates (which were never passed down to the consumer) or when they threw $168Bn of free money onto the fire rather than trying to put the inflationary flames out... We can pretend all those things are fine BUT THAT IS THE PROBLEM - by consistently holding the administration blameless for this mess, conservatives in the media have allowed things to spiral completely out of control.

Confidence is shot, in the administration, in the dollar, in banks, in the US in general. The dollar is hitting new all-time lows this week and oil, despite very obvious signs of a global slowdown, oil is hitting new all-time highs. It is oil, oil and oil that needs to be addressed first and drilling 10 years from now is not the solution. George Bush is sitting on 700M barrels of oil and every single day 300M barrels of oil are traded on the futures market. Since every oil bull on TV claims that oil is heading up on "supply concerns" I would very simply put it to the administration that they release 1Mb a day from the SPR and buy 30Mb a month on the NYMEX to replace it.

If the NYMEX is truly not a speculative joke, then the actual purchase of 30M barrels out of the 6Bn barrels traded back and forth each month should have no effect whatsoever on the price but the steady release of 30Mb a week from the SPR will quickly fill commercial inventories to the brim (we currently have 60M less barrels, out of 1,040,000,000, less petroleum than usual in commercial inventory). Every single day on the NYMEX, 300 Million barrels of oil are ordered and canceled and all I am proposing is that each day the US government stand on that trading floor and buy 1/300th of those contracts and NOT cancel them. Those barrels can be used to fill the SPR next month while oil is released this month. We can even let the President go wild and stuff those last 6M barrels into the reserve.

It's a revenue neutral strategy that doesn't cost the taxpayers anything and has a good chance of making a dramatic impact on oil prices - TODAY - not in 2020. This is why I get upset with Bush, he IS the President, he is supposed to do SOMETHING to help. If I can think of 10 things to do to bring down the price of oil, I'm sure he can think of one but I'm tired of waiting and I'm going over his head to Congress and I'm laying out this very simple plan to refill the commercial stocks of this country without jeopardizing our national security or spending any money.

Once we have that going, it would be nice to investigate why a country that is supposedly so short on refining capacity and petroleum inventory IS EXPORTING 10M BARRELS A WEEK OF PRODUCT OUT OF THE COUNTRY??? Does that seem strange to you? Does it seem odd that the US refining cartel is ordering 10M barrels a week of crude oil, which increases the apparent demand of our nation by 5% per day and then, rather than putting those refined barrels into inventory, they sell them outside of the US, drawing 1,444,000 barrels a day out of our product stocks?

It's even worse than that because the US "only" imports 11Mb a day and that means that means that 13% of our crude imports are NOT for American use, they are barrels that are imported to the US, refined by the US refining cartel and then shipped away from the US while CNBC pretends there is a shortage of oil. Come on Congress - it's right there in front of you, do your job and start asking some real questions! It's time to take the gloves off and start interrogating the people who are really terrorizing America, causing economic damage on a scale the 9/11 crew could only dream of.

Speaking of the refiners, idle refining capacity has ticked up from 232,000 barrels a day last November to 501,000 barrels a day in April, that's 8M barrels a month less product being refined with a refinery utilization rate of just 86% (was 83% in March). That's 2% lower than last April and 1.8% lower than April '06 and 6.6% lower than April '05 and 6.3% lower than April '04 and 7.9% lower than April '03, when oil was $30 a barrel. Refiner profits meanwhile (taking VLO for example) are up from $622M in 2003 to $5.2Bn last year. This is not an aberation, TSO went from $76M to $566M, SUN from $312M to $891M, XOM from $20Bn to $40Bn - THERE IS YOUR $10,000 PER PERSON PER YEAR COMMODITY TAX AMERICA, don't just nod your head and agree when the morons on Fox (now owners of the WSJ) tell you those are not excessive profits taken at your expense.

This is not incompetence, it's criminal. There is a shell game being played with oil and refining capacity on a national and global scale and nothing is being done to address the real issues. Instead we get distractions, this is what criminals do - they create a distraction so they can get away with their crimes while no one is looking. Step one of being a good citizen is to let them know we ARE looking, and we will be watching from now on. When you vote, ask your representatives if they have your interests or oil interests in mind, despite the current spin in the media, those interests are not the same at all!

Can't smile without you

2008-07-14T18:58:00.002-04:00

Are you missing the bull market?

I am ...

Cramer (CNBC) Stocks are Doomed, Sell Now [del.icio.us]

2008-07-14T10:33:59-05:00

~Late Nite Blog Muzak~

2008-07-13T22:25:00.002-04:00

NOW THAT MY LAST REPORT HAS COME TRUE ; WHAT NEXT

2008-07-13T21:13:00.002-04:00

The last notes I posted here pretty much told you the long positions we were taking on the close Friday so we could take a lot of profit on the futures bounce in the markets over the weekend as the news broke...now the news is out and the next question is how many hundred points up do we go ?

My guess id they will attempt to sell 1280 when it gets there ..1280 you say ? How come the futures are only at 1250 or so now ...well a lot will happen between this print and the open...that is why TTT members have all the tools of money making in their arsenal to create wealth...Futures , stocks , options and 2x ETF's with ability to trade futures almost 24/7 and 2x ETF's and stocks 8:00am tomorrow.

From the e-mails I send out daily we have positioned ourselves 90% long in ES YM futures and 2x ETF's and tried to steer away from options. This week will probably go down as like the 2003 bottom...it has served a long term purpose but the gains of around 75-100% from the bottoms should be gained !

Again our hopes are the hard work in this market has been done and now is time for us to read my last post on http://www.ttthedgefund.blogspot.com or scroll down and see how we said exactly what happened today just 2 days early so if you had bought the dozens of ES contracts we did you could already be out with thousands ..even hundreds of thousands in profits !

The next week of earnings and eco/data will probablt be skewed BULLISH so be careful on the "Buy the rumor sell the news". It is always the one you think will happen that doesn't that hurts your profits !!!

Best IN Trading !

Tom

http://www.ttthedgefund.blogspot.com

Got Biotech?

2008-07-12T08:54:00.004-04:00

This is a chart of IBB, the I Shares Biotech Index. Health care can be a good place to "hide out" when things are becoming unhinged. We are in the midst of some type of rotation as money seems to be exiting some of the momo names. This gets you a seat at the table and allows you exposure to the DNA and AMGN's of the world. The chart looks higher imo.

posted by upsidetrader.blogspot.com

Heidi Klum Stock Index

2008-07-12T02:55:00.000-04:00

Klum is ranked the second richest supermodel in terms of earnings, according to Forbes Magazine. The Heidi Klum Stock Index consists of stocks of companies that Heidi Klum has acted as the spokesperson for.

Components of the Heidi Klum Stock Index:

Limited Brands Inc. (LTD), owner of Victoria's Secret where she reportedly received a $3.8 million per year contract.
McDonald's (MCD)
Volkswagen A G (VLKAY.PK)
Target Corp. (TGT) the Target TV commercial can be seen on YouTube
Procter Gamble Co. (PG) owner of the Braun shaving products business
Nike Inc. (NKE)
Jones Apparel Group (JNY) owner of the Nine West women's fashion retailer
H & M, also known as Hennes & Mauritz AB (HNNMY.PK) the Swedish clothing company

Over the last six months, the Heidi Klum index outperformed the Dow Jones Industrial Average as it was down only 4%, whereas the Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 14%.

Assumptions:
This is a price-weighted index, similar to the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
Dividends were included.

Other celebrity indexes worth checking out:
Paris Hilton Stock Index
Jessica Alba Stock Index
Eva Longoria Stock Index
Gisele Bundchen Stock Index

Author owns MCD.

By Fred Fuld for Stockerblog.com.

Next Week's Earnings!

2008-07-11T18:01:00.005-04:00

Monday, July 14

Before: MTB

After: ELS, DNA, JBHT, NVLS, PKX, STLY

Tuesday, July 15

Before: ADTN, SCHW, ETN, JNJ, MTOX, PII, RLRN, STT, USB, GWW

After: ALTR, CTAS, CPSS, CSGP, CSX, HCSG, IBNK, INTC, PHHM, RLI, STX, SPSN, VFC

Wednesday, July 16

Before: ABT, AMB, ASML, BLK, DAL, DSL, GCI, HST, NITE, LSTR, LUFK, MI, VIVO, MERX, NTRS, ORCT, PJC, STJ, TT, WFC, AMR, CBSH

After: ADS, CAVM, CCK, DTLK, EBAY, GKK, HOKU, KMP, KFN, LHO, PLCM, RECN, SSW, TER, TBI, UFPI, WERN, XLNX, YUM

Thursday, July 17

Before: AOS, AMFI, APH, BK, BAX, BBT, CHB, CIT, KO, CMA, CAL, COT, CY, DHR, FCS, FCF, FHN, F, GPC, HOG, HNI, HBAN, ITW, RX, IIIN, IGT, IONA, JCI, JPM, KNL, KVHI, MMR, MEG, MEI, MTG, NAFC, EDU, NXY, NOK, NVS, NUE, ORB, PNC, PPG, RS, SWY, SCHL, SON, SPWR, AMTD, TXT, UMPQ, UTX, USAK, WSO, HTLD

After: ACTS, AMD, ACAP, ATR, ARNA, AVCT, BRO, CLMS, COF, CIM, CBST, CYT, ESLR, EXAR, FBC, GILD, GOOG, IBM, ICUI, INFA, IUSA, LCRD, LEG, MER, MSFT, NVEC, OMCL, PKTR, PNFP, PMCS, RUSHA, SPP, SWKS, SOV, SYK, SRDX, TPX, CHIP, WIT, ZION

Friday, July 18

Before: ACO, C, GAP, HON, IGTE, MAN, MAT, BPOP, SLB, SXT, WL

After: BMI

~Afternoon Blog Muzak!~

2008-07-11T16:19:00.004-04:00

We all may have setbacks... but with perseverance and a bit of patience, we will realize our dreams.

A BABY Gaaaaaap Today!

2008-07-11T14:19:00.005-04:00

Emma Bunton, a.k.a. Baby Spice

Natus Medical, Inc.
(Public, NASDAQ:BABY)

Oh...

and so did Central European Distribution
(Public, NASDAQ:CEDC)

:)

Dow Below 11,000 for First Time in 2 Years!

2008-07-11T13:00:00.002-04:00

Here's the Plan: Bailout then Manic Monday Rally

2008-07-11T11:58:00.003-04:00

WE WILL GET BACK ALL THIS WEEKS LOSSES IN ONE - TWO DAYS

The Fed / Treasury will bail out FNM FRE and there will be no mid east war and the markets will soar as good earnings pile up ...so now is the worst time to sell. If you stick with buying options 3-6 months out in the money or buying 2x ETF's or even futures in here you will make big profits in the short term ...the markets have never been more geared up to rally since the 1987 Crash, so take advantage of it and buy today's close.

The best way to play it for the lowest cost is to buy QLD calls at the money near today's close. Or you can buy the NQ futures or even the dreaded ER2 futures!!!

The fact is the "Smart Money is buying and the "Dumb Money" is getting a temporary break in the rumor driven Bear. Now is the time to SPECULATE.

Good news will happen and we are at the end of a fairly long Bear ...maybe one huge rally, a retest late fall and wallah! A new Bull... hang in there and keep trading...there are some great opportunities both for July Expiration and the long term!

FCX 105 calls has been our biggest winner this week, but I am sure we will match those 50% gains with QLD calls next week.

Tom

24/7

http://www.ttthedgefund.blogspot.com

~One for Elwood~

2008-07-10T12:32:00.002-04:00

T.G., Jr.'s summer vehicle - the lawnmower!

This pic of her was taken right before she was shocked by the electric fence.

awwww!

Red Stocks!

2008-07-10T11:38:00.002-04:00

These stocks are down in price by:

FCSX -49.16%
COLB -47.18%
COGO -37.96%
UCBA -24.37%
WGNR -31.62%
FRE -19.49%
TXCC -21.68%
ETM -20.09%
TBAC -21.05%
MTG -17.59%
FLT -16.67%
FED -18.22%
SMCGU -17.00%
ZUMZ -16.49%
HSWI -20.91%
IMP -14.81%
TRX -14.20%
CMLS -15.22%
ITIC -14.00%

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The World's Greatest Destinations! [del.icio.us]

2008-07-02T10:31:47-05:00

Cost of Queen to taxpayer hits £40million as royal family is hit by the credit crunch [del.icio.us]

2008-06-27T15:55:32-05:00