New Video: RIMMs Big Buyback BetSource: http://emini-maven.com/wordpress/
In this short video I show you exactly what we expect to see for RIMM in the future. I also share with you some downside targets that we are looking at which may surprise you.

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*Return to an original state; "the recovery of the forest after the fire was surprisingly rapid"
*convalescence: gradual healing (through rest) after sickness or injury
*the act of regaining or saving something lost (or in danger of becoming lost)
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Fears of a New Bubble as Cash Pours In Source: Wall Street Journal
Concerns are mounting that efforts by governments and central banks to stoke a recovery will create a nasty side effect: asset bubbles in real-estate, stock and currency markets, especially in Asia.
ES Emini-Trend AnalysisSource:
I use an 89-period Simple Moving Average to get the overall trend of the market. If the daily price action is significantly above the SMA I concentrate on long trades, and conversely, if the price action is significantly below the SMA I concentrate on short trades.
Dow falls 250 as economic fear eruptsSource: MSN
Weak consumer spending and confidence raise worries the recovery will die quickly. Oil falls to $77.
Posted by Charley Blaine on Friday, October 30, 2009 2:52 PM
Updated: 4:37 p.m. ET
Are we Destined to Retrace the DepressionSource:
Paul Volker, the venerable ex-chairman of the FOMC was asked what he thought the solution for the current credit problems might be…and he admitted he didn't know. I hate to hear that sort of thing from smart guys.
Goldman Lobbies Senate, Says Full Transparency SucksSource: True/Slant - Taibblog
Matt Taibbi takes on Goldman Sachs (again) for a lobbying document the company is circulating in the Senate that says a lack of transparency in the part of the market involving large institutional traders, aka "dark pools of liquidity" is a good thing...
Instead, the bank argues …
New York Fed's Secret Choice to Pay for Swaps Hits Taxpayers Source: Bloomberg.com
The deal contributed to the more than $14 billion that over 18 months was handed to Goldman Sachs, whose former chairman, Stephen Friedman, was chairman of the board of directors of the New York Fed when the decision was made.
Wall Street's Naked SwindleSource: Rolling Stone
On Tuesday, March 11th, 2008, somebody — nobody knows who — made one of the craziest bets Wall Street has ever seen.

This is part II of my article on the myth of a strong economic recovery, as both the mainstream media and financial media (for the most part, now really part of the mainstream media) misreport the economic news--after misreporting the economic news exactly the opposite way when a …
Have We Moved Out of the Recession?Source:
I have been thinking about this run up in equities of late and wondering just exactly is the root cause of all this stock buying euphoria? I would also note that the volume on the run up has not always been overly impressive, and further, trading in the financial stocks has bee …
The Perfect Portfolio for 10,000 or 10,000,000 DollarsSource:
Well my friends, we do live in interesting times, very interesting times. With China holding the largest share of US debt, inflation just around the corner, and no light at the end of the tunnel for the unemployed – these are interesting times.
Dow Crests 10,000; Republicans Insist It's Not A Big DealSource: Politico
Dow 10,000 just isn't that big a deal, House Republican leader John Boehner said Wednesday morning.
And anyone who places significance on the stock market hitting this symbolic number is "certainly not talking to the American people."
Bull Market? Bear Market Rally?Source:
Well, we have crossed the 10,000 point level on the Dow and the pundits are filling the pages of blogs and business magazines with predictions of all sorts. The question they are asking is a simple one, really. Where is the market headed?