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JW wrote:
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> For a detailed look at the economic reports that are
> bound to move the markets in December, visit our
> economic datebook at
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> http://www.pathfinder.com/money/features/datebook/
NW: For me, anyone who writes that economic reports move the markets
brings into question the credibility of the writer.
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> This one below will require registration for a trial to access
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> http://www.thestreet.com/premium/Funds/fundwatchfeatures/24876_1211997.html
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> o Technician's Take: Tallying Up Your Trading Expenses - Commentary
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> How much does it really cost to trade for a living? Technician Gary B.
> Smith, who prides himself on his rock-bottom costs, breaks down his
> expenses for a month.
NW: Yep, I read it and I can "limbo" under those expenses. My biggest
expense is Signal delayed quote service for $80 per month. I average
about 3 r.t. futures trades per month for an amount less than a total
of $45 (I have such a good deal, I am sworn not to tell). I seldom if
ever read the WSJ or other publications unless I can get a free
subscripion and then only to look at the charts. I also get free charts
off the internet. So, even allowing for some other miscellaneous office
expenses (I do have a separate line to receive my statements by fax =
about $12 per month) my monthly expenses are at most $150 per month.
I guess I got Gary beat by about 2 to 1. By the way, Jack Benny is my
hero. Our birthdays are only 3 days apart (different years) and we both
attempted playing the violin with questionable success. And, if you want
to get at my money, you're gonna have to get past those hungry
aligators. <G>
Frugally,
Norman
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> JW
> abprosys@xxxxxxx
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