Acutus Trading releases of Compost 1.6

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Profinacci the Fibonacci Course for
Commodity Trading, Stock Trading,
Futures Trading & Forex Trading.

Special Release Discount Price for
Profinacci the Fibonacci Course for
Commodity Trading, Stock Trading,
Futures Trading & Forex Trading. 06/05/2005 11:39 PM
Traders can now easily understand how to use Fibonacci analysis for commodity trading, futures trading, stock trading and forex tradingt in less than 14 minutes with this complete Fibonacci trading course, trading software and trading system. [PRWEB Jun 2, 2005]

Napster: From Trading Music To Trading
on the Stock Exchange

Napster: From Trading Music To Trading
on the Stock Exchange 09/19/2004 09:28 AM
Like a phoenix from the ashes, Napster has come back not once, but twice it seems. Since Roxio bought the Napster name and logo a couple years ago at a bankruptcy auction, Napster received a new "lease on life". This time around Napster isn't just a service, it's to become a public company and will be traded on the stock exchange.

Roxio has recently sold off it's CD-burning software business in a move to concentrate solely on selling music online. Using Napster as it's company name, it will allow Roxio to compete with other online music delivery services from the likes of Microsoft, Yahoo!, and Apple.

Roxio's sale of its software business landed them a cool $80 million in cash and stocks which will give Napster a cash base of more than $100 million once the deal closes, expected by year's end.

"One of the most important questions for our investors is, 'Does Napster have the staying power to stay and thrive?' Having the cash answers that question," said Chris Gorog, chief executive and chairman of Roxio.

It will be more than enough to cover Napster until it becomes profitable, Gorog said, "and we're on a clear path to do that."

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MTPredictor launches unique Real-time
Trading Software for Risk/Reward trading
using the Isolation Approach to Elliott
Wave

MTPredictor launches unique Real-time
Trading Software for Risk/Reward trading
using the Isolation Approach to Elliott
Wave 06/02/2004 02:19 AM
This is a brand new real-time program from the UK software developer MTPredictor Ltd. It is designed exclusively to identify exceptional trade set-ups, evaluate their Risk/Reward outlook, control risk by position-sizing and manage trades consistently on-screen. Partnering with eSignal for data, Real-time 4.0 is for global stocks, futures, indices, currencies and commodities. [PRWEB Jun 2, 2004]

Collect, play, trade and... learn with
UEFA EURO 2004™ digital trading cardz.
This summer's trading cards are
multi-dimensional value for money.

Collect, play, trade and... learn with
UEFA EURO 2004™ digital trading cardz.
This summer's trading cards are
multi-dimensional value for money. 06/11/2004 03:33 AM
UEFA EURO 2004 CD Cardz are the hottest collectable this summer [PRWEB Jun 11, 2004]

Microsoft Releases Windows Server 2003
SP1The software vendor releases to
manufacturing and as a free download

Microsoft Releases Windows Server 2003
SP1The software vendor releases to
manufacturing and as a free download 04/07/2005 07:09 AM
eWeek Apr 7 2005 11:51AM GMT

SPY Trading

SPY Trading 05/15/2004 05:52 AM

nationmasters.com
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Trading up

Trading up 01/03/2005 07:31 AM
USA Today Jan 3 2005 11:07AM GMT

Currently Reading: Trading Up

Currently Reading: Trading Up 01/05/2004 03:00 PM
Trading Up: "Middle-market consumers, in the United States and around the world, are trading up to New Luxury products and services that deliver higher levels of quality, taste, and aspiration than conventional ones. Because New Luxury goods sell at premiums of 20-200% over standard midprice goods, they deliver higher profits. They also sell in much higher volumes than superpremium products."

It's a rather interesting look at what's driven the success of companies like Starbucks, Victoria's Secret, and others that make huge profits selling premium-priced products on a mainstream scale. This goes against the traditional assumption that goods sell at either a low volume or a low price. Turns out, people will "trade down" in some categories that don't matter to them in order to trade up in areas that do.

It pretty much only talks about real-world goods, not software or web-related stuff, nor even high-tech stuff, and I don't yet know how exactly the lessons apply to the areas I usually think about. But they probably do. (Is Apple a trading-up brand? Or is it not mainstream enough? Maybe") I'm only about a third of the way through it, but good stuff so far.

Trading places

Trading places 04/04/2005 06:46 AM
USA Today Apr 4 2005 10:53AM GMT

Frequent Trading: Always Bad?

Frequent Trading: Always Bad? 01/09/2004 09:58 PM
Too much churning can burn you.

Algorithmic Trading

Algorithmic Trading 04/16/2005 03:01 PM
Wall Street and Technology Apr 16 2005 6:39PM GMT

ATI Insider Trading?

ATI Insider Trading? 12/27/2003 10:05 AM

Trading Down to Trade Up

Trading Down to Trade Up 06/18/2004 09:55 AM
Experts study the trade-offs consumers make to buy what they truly want.

Day-Trading Dangers

Day-Trading Dangers 12/27/2004 12:41 PM
Most day traders are not getting as rich as you might think.

trading subsidies

trading subsidies 01/07/2004 02:44 PM
I've got a column in the January Wired (not yet online) attacking farm subsidies. Actually, more precisely, attacking farm subsidies when, simultaneously, in the name of "free trade" we demand developing nations protect our IP. (You must protect the market for our Mickey, while we destroy the market for your wheat.) This has excited a flurry of farmers to write angry letters about national security (yep, bin-Laden is terrified by cheap wheat). Indeed, one "film maker - farmer" wrote to say it was more important to protect farmers than IP. Anyway, when the article appears online, it won't include an error that is in the printed edition. I was drafting between attacking the policies of industrialized nations in general, and America in particular, and the statistics got mixed in the end. It is the industrialized nations together that spend $300 billion a year on farm subsidies -- six times the aid to developing nations. Obviously, the US doesn't spend that much alone. I apologize for that stupid error, which is totally my fault. But I won't apologize for attacking farm subsidies.

Google has a strong first day of trading

Google has a strong first day of trading 08/20/2004 10:15 AM
Computer Weekly Aug 20 2004 2:05PM GMT

NYSE to expand e-trading

NYSE to expand e-trading 08/04/2004 06:55 PM
globetechnology.com Aug 4 2004 11:13PM GMT

Red Sox, Yankees Already Trading Shots
(AP)

Red Sox, Yankees Already Trading Shots
(AP) 02/18/2004 08:15 PM
AP - George Steinbrenner wasn't about to keep quiet when the Red Sox took a shot at his team. So a few hours after Boston owner John Henry criticized the New York Yankees over their acquisition of Alex Rodriguez and called for a salary cap, Steinbrenner struck back Wednesday.

Dixons upbeat on trading

Dixons upbeat on trading 09/08/2004 06:40 AM
Well-placed for 'year of progress'

Simple Suggestions for Better Trading

Simple Suggestions for Better Trading 11/17/2003 10:26 AM
TheStreet.com Nov 17 2003 8:49AM ET

EC may ease spectrum trading

EC may ease spectrum trading 07/16/2004 03:26 AM
ZDNet UK Jul 16 2004 7:52AM GMT

Dow down, Nasdaq up in afternoon trading

Dow down, Nasdaq up in afternoon trading 02/01/2005 08:56 PM
Seattletimes.nwsource.com - Thu Jan 27, 05:26 pm GMT

Google clicks in 1st-day trading

Google clicks in 1st-day trading 08/20/2004 06:45 AM
Chicago Tribune Aug 20 2004 10:59AM GMT

Trading Talents Instead Of Cash

Trading Talents Instead Of Cash 07/26/2004 03:32 AM
If you ever study alternative economies, "barter economies" or local currencies designed to stimulate the local economy, it's likely that you've come across Ithaca Hours at some point or another. Designed as a way to help build up the local economy in the small city of Ithaca, NY, it was basically a barter system that let local merchants easily manage trade with each other, without involving government sanctioned currency. The system got plenty of hype and has been copied around the world (often with help from those who created Ithaca Hours). It appears that the concept has clearly made its way to South Africa, with an internet twist. According to this article (which doesn't mention Ithaca Hours at all), South Africans are using an online bartering system involving "talents" which are priced per hour, and function quite like Ithaca Hours. The article even quotes someone who claims to have "retired from the conventional money system," and who won't go anyplace that doesn't accept "talents" as payment.

Heed Your Gut When Trading Gets Tough

Heed Your Gut When Trading Gets Tough 02/17/2004 09:56 AM
TheStreet.com Feb 17 2004 1:57PM GMT

Disease trading cards from CDC

Disease trading cards from CDC 07/05/2004 06:17 AM
The US Centers for Disease Control offer print-and-clip collectable disease trading cards. Link (Thanks, Abby!)

Google IPO trading imminent

Google IPO trading imminent 08/16/2004 09:43 PM
IPO shares could possibily beginning as early as Wednesday.

Monster trading cards

Monster trading cards 07/19/2004 11:47 AM
Wonderful gallery of scanned-in vintage monster trading cards. Link (via Waxy)

Orbitz opens trading at $26

Orbitz opens trading at $26 12/17/2003 09:33 AM
ZDNet Dec 17 2003 8:47AM ET

"Trading In A Cloud Of Electrons"

"Trading In A Cloud Of Electrons" 05/03/2004 10:18 PM

Google 'pops' 18% on first trading day

Google 'pops' 18% on first trading day 08/20/2004 02:31 AM
Philadelphia Inquirer Aug 20 2004 7:08AM GMT

Google Scores on First Day of Trading

Google Scores on First Day of Trading 08/19/2004 06:33 PM
After a series of gaffes, Google was not looking particularly savvy. But lowering its IPO clearing price put a band-aid on the company's image, and shares ended Thursday at $100.33 on the Nasdaq.

Google Readies for Trading, IPO at $85

Google Readies for Trading, IPO at $85 08/19/2004 10:10 AM
AP via Los Angeles Times Aug 19 2004 2:14PM GMT

Google Starts Trading at $85

Google Starts Trading at $85 08/19/2004 06:33 PM
Google's long-awaited stock-market debut begins Thursday, after the Internet search giant priced its IPO at $85 a share to become one of the biggest online offerings, raising $1.67 billion.

EU moves towards spectrum trading

EU moves towards spectrum trading 06/02/2004 07:18 AM
The radio waves, not the Sinclair

Olf's Trading Journal 0.06

Olf's Trading Journal 0.06 06/13/2004 09:25 PM
A trading journal for commenting on, analyzing, and reviewing your trades.

Multivision ceases trading

Multivision ceases trading 01/08/2004 08:24 PM
Beyond our control, PC builder says

Cyber-trading post

Cyber-trading post 05/17/2004 10:22 AM
USA Today May 17 2004 2:07PM GMT

Olf's Trading Journal 0.08

Olf's Trading Journal 0.08 08/06/2004 04:06 AM
A trading journal for commenting on, analyzing, and reviewing your trades.
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MTPredictor Ltd. announces major
enhancements to its Real-time 4.0 and
End-of-Day 4.0 trading software and
customer service

MTPredictor Ltd. announces major
enhancements to its Real-time 4.0 and
End-of-Day 4.0 trading software and
customer service 09/02/2004 02:25 AM
MTPredictor Ltd., the UK trading software firm specializing in Risk/Reward trading using Elliott Wave, has announced a number of enhancements to its Real-time and End-of-Day range and to its customer support. New datafeeds, an updated US index trading record, the introduction of free web seminars and new sales offices in the US and the Benelux region continue the firm’s commitment to traders worldwide. [PRWEB Sep 2, 2004]

Acutus Trading releases of Compost 1.6

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