Of course the Fox-Apple rental service over iTunes...I expect there will be quite a few other major content players wanting a seed of this apple tree...
Apple TV version 2 --> I hope sooner than later...
Some Nifty iPhone Advancement - like 3G, GPS, or Both! - very doubtful - updates will probably be through software enhancements providing new services and features
A New Ultra Portable Line of Notebooks with OLED screen and flash HDD
Some dick tracy video watch with bluetooth hub/repeater --> yeah right...!
Giant touchpad PC to replace notepads all over the house and to prepare us for having a computer on our arm or thigh all the time --> Future ArmPods and ThighPods...
Updates to Old MacBook and MacBook Pro to include options for flash HDD and LED screen technology..
If Intel throws in new 45nm core mobil computing chips for all the new/old lines that's a real boon...badabam...even if they only do some of this stuff --> these things are just the tip of what berg is icing our way with this company...
INTC
AAPL
NVDA
You can't join em...buy em...
You know - now that I look at all the tendrals into technology markets potentially about to take off for this company - I think I have to say the prospects for apples near term growth seem to be even stronger from here than they did when I first started following apple trading at a split-adjusted price of 15...
Monday, December 31, 2007
2007 12-28 Pre-Annual Performance Chart....
The continued profit taking among secondary trader control while the big dogs are on vacation together with FCEL's Connecticut deal being reduced seems to eliminate the possibility of ending the year up over 100%...
Now You Can Come Right Out...
& BLAME CANADA...
...and I WILL
My long time favoritism toward the Canadian Oil & Gas Trusts has once again been shifted out of phase with reality --> I hate to see a good one like this turn bad again - but - and - since - this area has been repeatedly good from time to time sometimes and definitely over all pretty much always in the long run --> a return again to these is highly likely sometime in 2008 if they settle into their next low levels down...or even get clearly valued and go up --> The Key is that it seems No One really knows the true value of these companies...but for long periods the huge dividends keep everyone quiet...Well their screaming now, and I wanted to go with winners like Apple and PBR...etc
Canadian trust holders (that was me...sorry if it was you too - but hol dem and they will continue to pay...) got hammered in the later months of 2007...
...What seemed like what was going to turn into a dreamin screamin cash machine of take overs wound out waiting everyone up like unwanted lay overs instead...only leading to flight delays and over-all flight experiences well below expectations...yes that is what the Canadian take overs started to seem like...so they will continue to go on consolidating and optimizing...
[These Canadian trusts will most Likely Do Fine...I just perceived a better prospect somewhere else and ran for it --> not from these [CNE PGH PVX PWE AAV] <-- some day I may return to these for income-aspect power --> right now I traded them for growth-aspect power --> now there needs to be a powerful aspect of growth or much painful suffering will lull along for half a year...With No Income...!...Ouch...!!!
...not to say the Canadian Trusts are done or anything like that - they continue to pay hefty dividends, have been forced by politicians to improve efficiencies and create sustainable operating methodologies, and are near maximum technically sustainable lows...wherein lies the problem - they only appear to be Near their technically sustainable maximum lows baring unpredictable adverse factors which could eventually under ride even these theoretically calculated lows...so what I'd Do -
Well...I ate em....
since the Canadians were already down (some less than 12 months dividends worth- others more) and the Canadian charts are looking bad - I rotated out and am now officially Blaming Canada for not making my target of 100% gains for comp portfolio for the year...
Oh Yeah, and also especially blaming certain pump-n-dump properties in US, Alaska, and South America...XSNX AKYI FXPE PSEG --> Never Buy Stocks that look like these ones or you too will be sorry you did... as am I...
Stay tuned in for the exciting blame levied against China for 2008 year end market crashes...or something else not like that...
...and I WILL
My long time favoritism toward the Canadian Oil & Gas Trusts has once again been shifted out of phase with reality --> I hate to see a good one like this turn bad again - but - and - since - this area has been repeatedly good from time to time sometimes and definitely over all pretty much always in the long run --> a return again to these is highly likely sometime in 2008 if they settle into their next low levels down...or even get clearly valued and go up --> The Key is that it seems No One really knows the true value of these companies...but for long periods the huge dividends keep everyone quiet...Well their screaming now, and I wanted to go with winners like Apple and PBR...etc
Canadian trust holders (that was me...sorry if it was you too - but hol dem and they will continue to pay...) got hammered in the later months of 2007...
...What seemed like what was going to turn into a dreamin screamin cash machine of take overs wound out waiting everyone up like unwanted lay overs instead...only leading to flight delays and over-all flight experiences well below expectations...yes that is what the Canadian take overs started to seem like...so they will continue to go on consolidating and optimizing...
[These Canadian trusts will most Likely Do Fine...I just perceived a better prospect somewhere else and ran for it --> not from these [CNE PGH PVX PWE AAV] <-- some day I may return to these for income-aspect power --> right now I traded them for growth-aspect power --> now there needs to be a powerful aspect of growth or much painful suffering will lull along for half a year...With No Income...!...Ouch...!!!
...not to say the Canadian Trusts are done or anything like that - they continue to pay hefty dividends, have been forced by politicians to improve efficiencies and create sustainable operating methodologies, and are near maximum technically sustainable lows...wherein lies the problem - they only appear to be Near their technically sustainable maximum lows baring unpredictable adverse factors which could eventually under ride even these theoretically calculated lows...so what I'd Do -
Well...I ate em....
since the Canadians were already down (some less than 12 months dividends worth- others more) and the Canadian charts are looking bad - I rotated out and am now officially Blaming Canada for not making my target of 100% gains for comp portfolio for the year...
Oh Yeah, and also especially blaming certain pump-n-dump properties in US, Alaska, and South America...XSNX AKYI FXPE PSEG --> Never Buy Stocks that look like these ones or you too will be sorry you did... as am I...
Stay tuned in for the exciting blame levied against China for 2008 year end market crashes...or something else not like that...
So it's over now...
or... "it's only just begun",
That deepens whenever you look at it...
I hope everyone bought all the stocks that made people a lot of money in 2007 and NOT, "I Repeat Myself When Under Stress", NOT, stocks that caused a lot of losses. I'm guessing here again, but,.... You see, even though these loser stocks may seem like a good bargain if they belong to fantastic companies that just happen to be out of favor for all the wrong reasons...which happens all the time and you just have to cut and run...if you accidentally got in before you found out there was no favor to be found...
No, the bargains may not bounce after the new year unless there is a specific kicker to give a boost - everyone who lost their shirt just sold and put tax losses on their books - federally baring them from buying back for 30 days or something like that...this effect will put a bearish dimple in the technical interpretation of the chart pattern following the new year effect which acts like a tag for negative market sentiment - much the same way as a stock split announcement acts like a tag for positive market sentiment when actually there is nothing different at all outside of the affective stock split-price relative terms used to describe the same underlying things...
Conversely I would surmise that people will buy the 2007 stocks that made them money back again in 2008. Especially, fund managers and those who sold in the last few days of the year. This end of year profit taking seems like it would be against the highest percentage winners of the year since selling them can help balance a portfolio with very little trading activity needed - ie. high profit-margin assets - this has a double whammy n'effect - the light share volume needed to raise money (if that's what's needed) doesn't signal bearish indicators to the market starting a crescendo of selling against the underlying or other stocks...which may also be held by a fund...a fund may be trying to make re-balance their allocations, make minor adjustments to their gains/losses for the year, or shift funds/assets to ready them for the 1st trading session of the new year...etc...therefore they might try to raise capital at this point in the year by light selling in their highest profit margin assets...and trying not to start a selling crescendo...
so wondering how apple can sell off all day with no price movement either way....like it did all day today - this probably means the BIGGEST holders are still holding most of their stuff and didn't want their selling to affect their own portfolio holdings...
truly, I have No idea...But...Let's just hope they aren't waiting to take profits right away in the first of the new year...I think appl looks good to 212 with ease even if a pull back is eminent - this is because it's within 5% of the 203.3 boundary which has been technically met with force +-5% at least twice...
Possible GOOD NEWS - PEOPLE MAY WANT TO BUY THESE GOOD STOCKS BACK AS SOON AS THEY CAN -"After New Year BEGINS" - other wise they won't make money in 2008 too :)
That deepens whenever you look at it...
I hope everyone bought all the stocks that made people a lot of money in 2007 and NOT, "I Repeat Myself When Under Stress", NOT, stocks that caused a lot of losses. I'm guessing here again, but,.... You see, even though these loser stocks may seem like a good bargain if they belong to fantastic companies that just happen to be out of favor for all the wrong reasons...which happens all the time and you just have to cut and run...if you accidentally got in before you found out there was no favor to be found...
No, the bargains may not bounce after the new year unless there is a specific kicker to give a boost - everyone who lost their shirt just sold and put tax losses on their books - federally baring them from buying back for 30 days or something like that...this effect will put a bearish dimple in the technical interpretation of the chart pattern following the new year effect which acts like a tag for negative market sentiment - much the same way as a stock split announcement acts like a tag for positive market sentiment when actually there is nothing different at all outside of the affective stock split-price relative terms used to describe the same underlying things...
Conversely I would surmise that people will buy the 2007 stocks that made them money back again in 2008. Especially, fund managers and those who sold in the last few days of the year. This end of year profit taking seems like it would be against the highest percentage winners of the year since selling them can help balance a portfolio with very little trading activity needed - ie. high profit-margin assets - this has a double whammy n'effect - the light share volume needed to raise money (if that's what's needed) doesn't signal bearish indicators to the market starting a crescendo of selling against the underlying or other stocks...which may also be held by a fund...a fund may be trying to make re-balance their allocations, make minor adjustments to their gains/losses for the year, or shift funds/assets to ready them for the 1st trading session of the new year...etc...therefore they might try to raise capital at this point in the year by light selling in their highest profit margin assets...and trying not to start a selling crescendo...
so wondering how apple can sell off all day with no price movement either way....like it did all day today - this probably means the BIGGEST holders are still holding most of their stuff and didn't want their selling to affect their own portfolio holdings...
truly, I have No idea...But...Let's just hope they aren't waiting to take profits right away in the first of the new year...I think appl looks good to 212 with ease even if a pull back is eminent - this is because it's within 5% of the 203.3 boundary which has been technically met with force +-5% at least twice...
Possible GOOD NEWS - PEOPLE MAY WANT TO BUY THESE GOOD STOCKS BACK AS SOON AS THEY CAN -"After New Year BEGINS" - other wise they won't make money in 2008 too :)
Sunday, December 30, 2007
2008 Holdings by Descending Portfolio Percentage...
"Complete Portfolio"
AAPL
FCEL
FRO
BOOM
GOOG
AMSC
SFL
PBR
COP
RDS.A
CREE
UTX
TNP
HOLX
NVDA
FSLR
AVAV
LDK
WFR
RTP
DOCKF
POT
SPWR
SGR
MDR
AUY
FCX
PFCE
SATC
MCEL
DSTI
ETLY
Last trade of 2008:
HOLX
AAPL
FCEL
FRO
BOOM
GOOG
AMSC
SFL
PBR
COP
RDS.A
CREE
UTX
TNP
HOLX
NVDA
FSLR
AVAV
LDK
WFR
RTP
DOCKF
POT
SPWR
SGR
MDR
AUY
FCX
PFCE
SATC
MCEL
DSTI
ETLY
Last trade of 2008:
HOLX
Russia Happy...Iran Happy...Al Qaeda-->Not SO Happy...!!!
Russia can provide oil and nuclear services to the region..
Iran can have electricity and clout..but watch out --> there will be nuclear waste to deal with, and we may have to trust the Russians to make sure it doesn't fall into the wrong hands...
Al Qaeda in Iraq will no longer have easy access to recruitment opportunities, weaponry, trade routes, or advisers...
Now:
Russia can regulate the energy flows for the region...
US can use bases in Iraq to regulate the security of the region's assets and their interconnections...
Iran can regulate the psycho-social entities and their interconnections...
of course these should be areas of focus and not neglect other areas for each
Iran can have electricity and clout..but watch out --> there will be nuclear waste to deal with, and we may have to trust the Russians to make sure it doesn't fall into the wrong hands...
Al Qaeda in Iraq will no longer have easy access to recruitment opportunities, weaponry, trade routes, or advisers...
Now:
Russia can regulate the energy flows for the region...
US can use bases in Iraq to regulate the security of the region's assets and their interconnections...
Iran can regulate the psycho-social entities and their interconnections...
of course these should be areas of focus and not neglect other areas for each
Eagle Century and Energy...
Consumers have spent $7 trillion more on energy the first 7 years of this Eagle century than were spent in the last seven years of the previous Panther century.
Now let's just look at this for a moment - is this correct and what we should expect...or is something wrong?
Answer is...Yes
Yes - this is the way it should be..
Just look at the caloric consumption rate per kilogram body weight of even the smallest of birds...so, if we're going to get this Eagle off the ground it's gonna take a lot of inputs and conservations working together and in very clean manners - Eagles fly better clean...
Now let's just look at this for a moment - is this correct and what we should expect...or is something wrong?
Answer is...Yes
Yes - this is the way it should be..
Just look at the caloric consumption rate per kilogram body weight of even the smallest of birds...so, if we're going to get this Eagle off the ground it's gonna take a lot of inputs and conservations working together and in very clean manners - Eagles fly better clean...
Friday, December 28, 2007
Superacious Holiday Cheer for ALL...!!!
{
With the Zeal of fleeing Veal...
I wish you this year with seasoned cheer...
The very best of 2007 times of what's left before the gate to 08-->
Merry Christmas - Your friends are truly thinking of Yutew...
}
so watch out...
With the Zeal of fleeing Veal...
I wish you this year with seasoned cheer...
The very best of 2007 times of what's left before the gate to 08-->
Merry Christmas - Your friends are truly thinking of Yutew...
}
so watch out...
Year Enders Becoming New Year Beginders...
thought I'd better...BEGIttiniNDEepoRSuffer
AAPL AMSC AUY AVAV
BOOM
COP CREE
DOCKF
ETLY
FCEL FCX FRO FSLR
GOOG
IVN
LMC
MCEL MDR
NVDA
PBR PFCE PGH POT
RDS.A RTP
SATC SFL SGR SPWR
TNP
UTX
A F P & S seem to be the most popular alphabet characters going into the new year, however P might fall behind. I am expecting a temptation to sell a P on Monday, the last trading day of the year...
AAPL AMSC AUY AVAV
BOOM
COP CREE
DOCKF
ETLY
FCEL FCX FRO FSLR
GOOG
IVN
LMC
MCEL MDR
NVDA
PBR PFCE PGH POT
RDS.A RTP
SATC SFL SGR SPWR
TNP
UTX
A F P & S seem to be the most popular alphabet characters going into the new year, however P might fall behind. I am expecting a temptation to sell a P on Monday, the last trading day of the year...
F-PoP...& It Won't Stop...
FCEL
Gets a nice day today - the bears tugged it down all day only to ultimately be defeated in the end --> and even up on 729,564 shares in after after hours trading
FCEL formed a long lower shadow (a mallet) - indicates that sellers controlled all day but were defeated in later trading
So, if this info is put together with previous days activity it appears the stage is set for an island reversal - so F-Pop...or it'll flip flop and then force stop...till the crops mopped and your jaw drops....
FCEL should not linger long @ lower levels here --> favor is in favor of this favorite...truly a remarkable combination of favoritisms...usually the favored stocks are not flavored for predominate market taste..the ones with favor flavor are
Gets a nice day today - the bears tugged it down all day only to ultimately be defeated in the end --> and even up on 729,564 shares in after after hours trading
FCEL formed a long lower shadow (a mallet) - indicates that sellers controlled all day but were defeated in later trading
So, if this info is put together with previous days activity it appears the stage is set for an island reversal - so F-Pop...or it'll flip flop and then force stop...till the crops mopped and your jaw drops....
FCEL should not linger long @ lower levels here --> favor is in favor of this favorite...truly a remarkable combination of favoritisms...usually the favored stocks are not flavored for predominate market taste..the ones with favor flavor are
Monday, December 24, 2007
Good News Gone Bad...Ouwie...!!!
FCEL had some great bad-news this morning. This has created a huge buying opportunity.
1. nothing has really changed significantly in terms of FCEL's rapid growth rate
2. the 16.2 MW order has increased the backlog by 50%, so - if new orders come in from other sources soon, it will have been as if the Connecticut 16.2MW deal was bigger anyway - after all - it's in backlog behind 25MW's already
3. the 16.2 deal is not finalized until Jan 9th - Connecticut may add more projects by Jan 9th
4. FCEL was just overly crushed and could bounce back to 11.08 from technical market forces dampening
5. if there's a lot of strength right away there could be an easy bounce to 12.10
6. Most Importantly - FCEL should still be able to achieve the "up-to-20% cost reduction in their supply chain via leverage gained from the large scale requirements of the 25+MW backlog - which is not done growing :) - truly these expected cost reductions are a portion of the short term growth which is priced into the stock. "Bear" in mind here, the 9 MW plant will be the largest fuel cell installation in the world...
7. This company keeps good company...ie Board members, DOE, ...x... etc
8. Regardless of how many alternative energy sources are used to power our future, there will always be gases to deal with and special requirements that only fuel cells offer a cost effective avenue for such efforts given current technology streams
1. nothing has really changed significantly in terms of FCEL's rapid growth rate
2. the 16.2 MW order has increased the backlog by 50%, so - if new orders come in from other sources soon, it will have been as if the Connecticut 16.2MW deal was bigger anyway - after all - it's in backlog behind 25MW's already
3. the 16.2 deal is not finalized until Jan 9th - Connecticut may add more projects by Jan 9th
4. FCEL was just overly crushed and could bounce back to 11.08 from technical market forces dampening
5. if there's a lot of strength right away there could be an easy bounce to 12.10
6. Most Importantly - FCEL should still be able to achieve the "up-to-20% cost reduction in their supply chain via leverage gained from the large scale requirements of the 25+MW backlog - which is not done growing :) - truly these expected cost reductions are a portion of the short term growth which is priced into the stock. "Bear" in mind here, the 9 MW plant will be the largest fuel cell installation in the world...
7. This company keeps good company...ie Board members, DOE, ...x... etc
8. Regardless of how many alternative energy sources are used to power our future, there will always be gases to deal with and special requirements that only fuel cells offer a cost effective avenue for such efforts given current technology streams
Saturday, December 22, 2007
Expect Rapid Technology Development in this Eagle Century...
I expect massive "TechInjection" all over the world as old style systems are updated to all new relpacements instead of upgrades. Land based vehicles have to be redesigned to resist high energy shaped charge attacks as well as fit new engine and drive systems becoming available. Ships and planes and everything else is the same way right now. Retrofits and reuse are becoming less and less practical as fundamental infrastucture technologies are undergoing the most rapid and dramatic component architecture and ancillary system advancements ever seen in the history of humankind's known industrialization.
This might be good for a lot of companies. Some specific areas of interest relatd to this: Love BAESF because - they have the biggest Rail Gun in town...
BAESF - deadly shit
AMSC - new shit
FCEL - new shit
A0N4P4 - shit power & propulsion - TOGNUM on German DAX
BOOM - little shit
UTX - big shit
AVAV - unmanned ariel shit
MDR - nuclear components for massively powered shit
This might be good for a lot of companies. Some specific areas of interest relatd to this: Love BAESF because - they have the biggest Rail Gun in town...
BAESF - deadly shit
AMSC - new shit
FCEL - new shit
A0N4P4 - shit power & propulsion - TOGNUM on German DAX
BOOM - little shit
UTX - big shit
AVAV - unmanned ariel shit
MDR - nuclear components for massively powered shit
Friday, December 21, 2007
F is still for Friday...
So the market forces have driven FCEL up and a new range may form..
this is cool since back in September I decided to publish the results of my experimental future boundary guesser:
http://noonesapproval.blogspot.com/2007/09/f-is-for-friday.html
Today the easy-side boundary of the new range was met with force and FCEL traded up to and just above the new lower bound for approximately 30 minutes --> only to fall off 20 cents r so.
Remember - 13.12 is still a resistance at this point
{
Saturday, September 08, 2007
F is for Friday.....
and FCEL - Fuel Cell Energy Corp
I'm trying out a new calculation here...so here it goes
My estimate for FCEL's future target range is 13.12-15.68
http://www.vmsdigital.com/MyFiles_Detail.aspx?mediaId=197270&onum=04ACC7C0-9B0D-4472-A447-CF65631B0147
disclosure:
I hold FCEL in one or more portfolios and am prone to active trading.
Posted by ionflare at 1:07 AM
Labels: Fuel Cell Energy
}
this is cool since back in September I decided to publish the results of my experimental future boundary guesser:
http://noonesapproval.blogspot.com/2007/09/f-is-for-friday.html
Today the easy-side boundary of the new range was met with force and FCEL traded up to and just above the new lower bound for approximately 30 minutes --> only to fall off 20 cents r so.
Remember - 13.12 is still a resistance at this point
{
Saturday, September 08, 2007
F is for Friday.....
and FCEL - Fuel Cell Energy Corp
I'm trying out a new calculation here...so here it goes
My estimate for FCEL's future target range is 13.12-15.68
http://www.vmsdigital.com/MyFiles_Detail.aspx?mediaId=197270&onum=04ACC7C0-9B0D-4472-A447-CF65631B0147
disclosure:
I hold FCEL in one or more portfolios and am prone to active trading.
Posted by ionflare at 1:07 AM
Labels: Fuel Cell Energy
}
Thursday, December 20, 2007
FRO Watch...
Waiting for the Ship to come in...
looking to buy at the following levels:
45.13 20%
41.4 30%
37.67 50%
If it goes below 33.94 then:
Double Down Dare Ya...
FRO Out!
looking to buy at the following levels:
45.13 20%
41.4 30%
37.67 50%
If it goes below 33.94 then:
Double Down Dare Ya...
FRO Out!
Wednesday, December 19, 2007
Rotational Awareness...
Todays Buys & Sells:
Sells: Some but not all--> FRO DSTI & TEX
BUYS: NAT PBR RIG RTP FCX ESLR FSLR SPWR GOOG SGR MDR CPL
Sells: Some but not all--> FRO DSTI & TEX
BUYS: NAT PBR RIG RTP FCX ESLR FSLR SPWR GOOG SGR MDR CPL
Tuesday, December 18, 2007
A Tirany of Economic Yrony...
Goldman Sachs made $11 billion hedging against credit-crunch fodder-backed securities and other mortgage related "doomvestments". So, today while clever "GoldenBears" are sheering off their hedge of profits in one Sachs department, another is busy with analysts scurrying around trying to find the best way to put the billions back to work.
Some money is going into stock equities and some of 11 billion is a lot!!
So no wonder today's headlines read:
"Goldman Sachs is stirring fears over credit crunch"
of course they are - they just beat it and now they have to invest their profits - only it's not 100% decided as to where the monies will go and Sachs needs time to settle it and move it into new positions....they probably hope the market will stall here - so find what you like and and you know what to do...
a listener has pointed out a cool website - it shows where the mutual fund managers are putting their money - remember --> all recoveries are asymmetrical to their decline in terms of who goes back up and how far how fast.....
http://thebuylist.com/
Some money is going into stock equities and some of 11 billion is a lot!!
So no wonder today's headlines read:
"Goldman Sachs is stirring fears over credit crunch"
of course they are - they just beat it and now they have to invest their profits - only it's not 100% decided as to where the monies will go and Sachs needs time to settle it and move it into new positions....they probably hope the market will stall here - so find what you like and and you know what to do...
a listener has pointed out a cool website - it shows where the mutual fund managers are putting their money - remember --> all recoveries are asymmetrical to their decline in terms of who goes back up and how far how fast.....
http://thebuylist.com/
Monday, December 17, 2007
Snapping Up Apple...
I still like to bite on the Apple here there and everywhere...
AAPL's new eventual price target ...is...
269.62
There will probably be a a split announced sometime in 2008 and it will probably be sooner than later...
There will probably be a lot of sales in current product lines...
There will probably be some global sales growth...
There will probably be some new HOT products launched early in 2008...
Investors will probably continue to benefit in the long term from buying Apple stock...
AAPL's new eventual price target ...is...
269.62
There will probably be a a split announced sometime in 2008 and it will probably be sooner than later...
There will probably be a lot of sales in current product lines...
There will probably be some global sales growth...
There will probably be some new HOT products launched early in 2008...
Investors will probably continue to benefit in the long term from buying Apple stock...
Sunday, December 16, 2007
FedMech: Synergistic Multi-prong Aproach to Alter Output of Complex Adaptive Economic Systems
The Fed's multi-pronged approach to the credit crunch may be just what a chaotic economic system truly needs...
The coordination among Central Banks and their global counterparts will most likely achieve unprecedented levels of cooperative economic repair influences given the utilization of all the latest technologies and information infrastructures...
There has also been tremendous accomplishments in the application of non-linear approaches to solving all types of highly interconnected centers of crisis formation, so there are most likely aspects of these types of strategies being employed today all over the world while actively rectifying this credit cruncher...
I would also like to note that this trying time is also providing an excellent opportunity to gather data for predictive volatility analysis providing perspectives necessary for scaling our transaction processing infrastructures to handle future market conditions...not to mention the psychosocial implications...
The coordination among Central Banks and their global counterparts will most likely achieve unprecedented levels of cooperative economic repair influences given the utilization of all the latest technologies and information infrastructures...
There has also been tremendous accomplishments in the application of non-linear approaches to solving all types of highly interconnected centers of crisis formation, so there are most likely aspects of these types of strategies being employed today all over the world while actively rectifying this credit cruncher...
I would also like to note that this trying time is also providing an excellent opportunity to gather data for predictive volatility analysis providing perspectives necessary for scaling our transaction processing infrastructures to handle future market conditions...not to mention the psychosocial implications...
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