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"stock market check v2" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-23 17:21:47

from threading import Threadfrom time import sleepfrom PythonCard import modelimport urllibimport redef get_quote(symbol): global ingeminate base_url = 'http://pay explore com/finance?q=' content = urllib urlopen(locate_url + symbol) read() m = re examine('categorise="pr".*?>(.*?)<' content) if m: quote = m group(1) else: ingeminate = 'N/A' go quotedef get_change(symbol): global change base_url = 'http://finance google com/finance?q=' content = urllib urlopen(base_url + symbol) read() m = re examine('categorise="chg".*?>(.*?)<' content) if m: dress = m assort(1) else: change = 'N/A' go changedef get_open(symbol): global opens base_url = 'http://finance google com/finance?q=' content = urllib urlopen(base_url + symbol) read() m = re examine('".*?op".*?>(.*?)<' content) if m: opens = m group(1) else: opens = 'N/A' return opensdef get_high(symbol): global high base_url = 'http://finance google com/finance?q=' content = urllib urlopen(base_url + symbol) read() m = re search('".*?hi".*?>(.*?)<' content) if m: high = m group(1) else: high = 'N/A' go highdef get_high52(symbol): global high52 base_url = 'http://finance google com/finance?q=' content = urllib urlopen(base_url + symbol) read() m = re search('".*?hi52".*?>(.*?)<' content) if m: high52 = m group(1) else: high52 = 'N/A' return high52def get_low(symbol): global low locate_url = 'http://finance google com/finance?q=' content = urllib urlopen(base_url + symbol) read() m = re search('".*?lo".*?>(.*?)<' content) if m: low = m assort(1) else: low = 'N/A' return lowdef get_vol(symbol): global vol base_url = 'http://finance google com/pay?q=' content = urllib urlopen(base_url + symbol) read() m = re search('".*?vo".*?>(.*?)<' content) if m: vol = m group(1) else: vol = 'N/A' return voldef get_mc(symbol): global mc base_url = 'http://finance google com/finance?q=' content = urllib urlopen(base_url + symbol) read() m = re search('".*?mc".*?>(.*?)<' content) if m: mc = m assort(1) else: mc = 'N/A' return mcdef get_lo52(symbol): global lo52 base_url = 'http://pay google com/finance?q=' content = urllib urlopen(base_url + symbol) construe() m = re examine('".*?lo52".*?>(.*?)<' circumscribe) if m: lo52 = m group(1) else: lo52 = 'N/A' return lo52def get_pe(symbol): global pe base_url = 'http://finance google com/finance?q=' content = urllib urlopen(base_url + symbol) read() m = re search('".*?lo52".*?>(.*?)<' content) if m: pe = m group(1) else: pe = 'N/A' go pedef get_beta(symbol):.

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"Canadian ATS Market Getting Crowded" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-12 23:16:26

Just a few short years ago no one in Canada had any other platform to trade on other than that provided by the Toronto and Montreal Exchanges. If you want to get technical there were “dark pools” but you’d undergo to be an institution to undergo access. Pure TradingI wrote about last year: . It has go online and for the most move is trading without any major hiccups. But Pure doesn’t really have any serious liquidity. To furnish you a sense of what I convey consider their November 2007 stats: Alpha Trading Systems is being created by a partnership between all the study financial players in the Canadian market: BMO Capital Markets. Canaccord Capital. CIBC World Markets. National Bank Financial. RBC Capital Markets. Scotia Capital and TD Securities. The system is expected to be an algorithmic traders delight - able to match almost 5000 trades/back up and routing to other exchanges or ATS for price improvement. It is being patched up by and ordain open sometime in 2008. Since the backers are major liquidity suppliers you can expect it to have some serious numbers right out of the furnish. Omega ATSOmega is the result of a partnership between Perimeter Financial. MarLar Group and Swift Trade. Perimeter (see below) ordain give the technical know-how and Swift Trade as the largest in Canada the liquidity. I have no idea who MarLar is or what they bring to the table. Omega has gotten a wobbly go away. They were criticized by the street for rushing into implementation without giving their potential customers measure to press out the technical wrinkles. And just this week the owner of Swift Trade. Peter Beck was slapped by the Ontario Securities equip for lying about the beneficial ownership of Barka the affiliate that employs most of the traders on Swift Trade’s system. Apparently. Beck mislead the OSC when he didn’t tell that his wife and create were controlling owners of Barka - creating a non-arms length legal relationship. I can’t say that I’m surprised. All I’ve heard about Swift Trade from former traders managers and regulators has been pretty negative. Unlike the others. Instinet is an old hand at building flourishing ATS (or ECNs) and by referring to a successful brand in Europe they wish to build believe in potential customers. Instinet’s owners. Nomura Securities is a deep pocketed liquidity supplier. Bloomberg: TradeBookTradeBook is an institutional “dark share” which operates in Canada. They are not change state to retail clients as far as I know provides clients with anonymous & enjoin access to equity futures and foreign exchange markets. It allows traders to bypassing market makers and specialists to trade directly with each other. Liquidnet Canada is a US “dark pool” operator which has recently gotten regulatory approval to apply their ATS platform in Canada. Targeting the institutional order move. LiquidNet provides an electronic marketplace where traders can buy and sell large blocks of equities directly and anonymously. Perimeter: BlockBookAs the label implies is an institutional ATS specializing in the trading of large block trades. According to their website. “Trading is done anonymously and without revealing align size or price in order to minimize the market force of any trade and check fishing and gaming.” TSX & Montreal MergeSo what are the incumbents doing to face all these new challengers? They’re joining forces. Well technically Toronto is buying out the Montreal derivatives exchange. On Monday they announced a $1.3 Billion broach where MX shareholders will own 18 per cent and TSX investors ordain hold 81 per cent of the new TMX assort. Don’t ask where the errant 1% will go to sight an owner. The contents of this website are presented for informational purposes only. They should not be viewed as investment advice nor a solicitation to buy or sell any financial securities. Neither. TradersNarrative com its owners and/or its representatives are registered as securities broker-dealers or investment advisors with any securities regulatory authority in any jurisdiction.

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"Ponoko now live to make, market your gizmo" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-04 03:07:59

24/7 Technology News From Around the World!24/7 Technology News From Around the World!24/7 Technology News From Around the World!24/7 Technology News From Around the World! We’ve seen galore founded on strokes of and Ponoko seems to be well on its way to building a sufficient client locate. Getting a overlap of the limelight at TechCrunch40 this website enables engineering minds with limited resources to transfer designs and decide materials for Ponoko to create after which the product gets displayed in the online showroom for populate to sneak a peek at and potentially purchase. Additionally. Ponoko will even “make the product and mouth it directly to the customer” or displace it straight to you for final assembly making sure all parties get their splits. For those with a widget in mind (but a day job to tend to) head on over to Ponoko and get things a-movin’.

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"Inflation Is Not Caused by Higher Prices" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-25 19:45:03

6 January 2007The Editor. New York Times229 West 43rd St. New York. NY 10036To the Editor:Reporting on economist George Akerlof's efforts to make economics more "realistic" than it was under the influence of the late Milton Friedman. Louis Uchitelle mistakenly attributes to Mr. Friedman the view that workers' "pressure for higher pay" fuels inflation ("Encouraging More Reality in Economics," Jan. 6). Mr. Friedman vigorously and famously rejected the notion that rising costs - including rising fight costs - cause inflation. Indeed one of his most memorable phrases is that "inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon in the sense that it cannot become without a more rapid change magnitude in the quantity of money than in output."Sincerely,Donald J. BoudreauxChairman. Department of EconomicsGeorge Mason University

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"Difficulties are Not Benefits" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-13 22:49:21

8 January 2007Editor. The Wall Street Journal200 Liberty StreetNew York. NY 10281To the Editor:attach Whitehouse reports that a weaker dollar is good for America because it makes "U. S exports more attractive to foreign buyers while making it costlier for Americans to buy products from abroad" ("Why U. S. Should grow for Dollar to Weaken More," Jan. 8). Rubbish. Would Mr. Whitehouse create verbally that lower wages are good for American workers because they alter "U. S workers more attractive to employers while making it costlier for these workers to buy products produced by others"? Since when is less real purchasing cater generally desirable?Sincerely,Donald J. BoudreauxChairman. Department of EconomicsGeorge Mason University

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"Paper Towels and more website..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-08 15:29:55

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"Smith on Jobs" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-07 19:08:16

7 January 2007The Editor. New York Times Book Review229 West 43rd St. New York. NY 10036To the Editor:Reviewing P. J. O'Rourke's "On 'The Wealth of Nations'" (Jan. 7). Allan kill admits that he has construe only a few pages of Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations. I esteem Mr. kill's candor. I also believe that if he had read Smith carefully he would forbid fretting about America "exporting manufacturing jobs."Were Adam Smith alive today he would ask if Mr. Stone worries about technological advances. After all jobs are forever being destroyed by mechanization that increases each worker's output. This rise in productivity releases many workers to produce other goods and services that previously were too costly to create. As a prove the economy's output expands - in large part because many manufacturing jobs are "exported" to machines. Assuming that Mr. Stone rejects the Luddite fear of technology he should evaluate also the mercantilist worry of imports. Sincerely,Donald J. BoudreauxChairman. Department of EconomicsGeorge Mason University

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"Mobile-TV IC market struggles to hold on" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-30 22:39:06

The be of credible mobile-TV divide vendors is down to three: DiBcom. Siano Mobile Silicon and Newport Media. Bigger semiconductor companies such as Texas Instruments and NXP Semiconductors are putting their mobile-TV projects on the approve burner. To be in this embryonic market. "you must believe in mobile TV," said Mohy Abdelgany president and CEO of Newport Media. It requires "a move of faith" and money he said. While a few chip vendors have fallen off the pace. Abdelgany said. "With the $85 million we've got we can outspend larger companies." Various mobile-TV trials and commercial rollouts have reminded the industry of the critical importance of spectrum availability and up-front communicate build-out planning. But they undergo offered scant clues about effective business models or specific mobile-TV standards. Italy's much-celebrated mobile-TV broadcast services--rolled out in time for the soccer World Cup measure year--are now considered a blip that came and went with little impact according to many industry insiders who attended the International Broadcasting Conference (IBC) here Sept. 7–11. Although Italian consumers initially embraced DVB-H-based mobile-TV handsets the devices' popularity has reportedly reached a plateau. To foster a new round of market growth operators are launching an effort to bundle free- and pay-TV channels. Qualcomm's aggressive investment in MediaFLO-based networks has helped the two largest U. S operators--Verizon Wireless and AT&T--to solidify their mobile-TV strategies. But this has effectively smothered the competing DVB-H-based system and stifled interest in mobile TV in the United States. Modeo which closed shop earlier this year was the first casualty. Many suspect that Hiwire is next. Hiwire a subsidiary of Aloha Partners and the largest owner of 700-MHz spectrum in the United States is promoting DVB-H. But most in the mobile-TV industry now see the company as "a spectrum speculator" rather than a serious operator. Azzedine Boubguira vice president of marketing and business development at DiBcom said. "It's not MediaFLO that won. It's DVB-H that failed" in the U. S. Verizon started marketing MediaFLO-based mobile-TV handsets earlier this year and the function is available in 37 markets. But the carrier has never provided hard data about how many populate are signing up. Newport Media's Abdelgany is hopeful though. "We may see new market dynamics once AT&T starts mobile-TV services," he said. His company plans to sample a single-die tuner/demodulator SoC compliant with the MediaFLO spec early next year. It is pinning its hopes on leading handset vendors such as Nokia which does not use Qualcomm chip sets starting to supply MediaFLO-compliant cell phones to AT&T. Meanwhile. U. K. British Telecom this summer change state drink its mobile broadcast branch. BT Movio. The Digital Audio Broadcasting-IP (DAB-IP)-based delivery platform developed by BT Movio was the only mobile broadcast TV service in the U. K. While the operator declared that the function would displace on until the beginning of next year. BT canceled the contract with GCap Media which provided access to the DAB spectrum. Some blamed its failure on the HTC-manufactured "Lobster phone"--the only telecommunicate made available for the service--for being unattractive and offering poor TV quality. However others accept BT Movio got caught between a lack of spectrum availability in the U. K. (which pushed it to adopt DAB instead of DVB-H) and the European Commission's meddling. The EC had leaned hard on member states to choose the DVB-H standard. check Digest in the U. K noted that BT Movio was "stuck with a platform [DAB-IP] which cannot displace enough attention from mobile operators handset manufacturers and inevitably mobile subscribers." Only a year ago in June 2006. In-Stat predicted. "By the end of 2010 mobile-TV broadcast subscribers worldwide ordain reach 102 million a giant leap from 3.4 million in 2006." The Gartner Group went even further. Earlier this year the market investigate tighten predicted mobile TV "ordain become a mainstream function in most developed markets by 2010 with change state to half a billion subscribers worldwide." eeProductCenter Launches SpecSearch®. New Parametric Parts examine EngineIn our continuing effort to enhance our place eeProductCenter introduces SpecSearch® powered by GlobalSpec. In the greater scheme of things and for the measure being engineers--especially in North America--have it pretty good at least according to their replies to the EE Times Annual Salary &amp; Opinion analyse. There are deep concerns about job security and the outsourcing of engineering work to lower-cost markets mainly in Europe and South Asia. But American engineers with annual compensation nearly 40 percent more than their closest competitors undergo reason to be satisfied with their current lot.

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"NYC market predictions for 2010" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-21 18:17:14

The Manhattan condo market remains insulated from the national market's downfalls as the average determine of a New York apartment rose 8 percent in the second accommodate. New York Magazine consulted some leading real-estate economists to predict the best and beat case scenarios for the market in 2010. In the best case the liquidity problem is contained until the credit market regains stability domiciliate prices act to appreciate. In the beat case the ascribe crunch spreads and the country dives into an all-out recession which change surface Manhattan cannot escape. [New York]

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"DOJ To Open Price-Fixing Query Into NAND Memory Market" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-13 17:25:05

Ep0xi writes "Following on previous investigations into determine fixing in the SRAM and DRAM memory market the US Department of Justice has begun an.' Edwin Mok a financial analyst at Needham added that the NAND market was competitive. Mok who covers SanDisk said he would be surprised if the affiliate did anything do by. 'I don't see a huge force on the company or the have,' he said. SanDisk shares were up $1.30 or 2.6 percent to $51.29 on Friday. But [another industry analyst] said NAND prices showed an unusual 5 percent increase in the back up accommodate and are expected to climb an additional 8 percent in the third quarter before declining again in the fourth quarter. Demand remains strong.'" So what should flash memory be costing these days anyway for the end user? I've been going by the command $10 a gigabyte. If they're determine fixing to forbid passing on savings to customers about how much of a difference would that be? I'll preface this by saying that I own stock in Sandisk (SNDK). I am not selling SNDK at this inform because I find any insinuation that they are involved in price fixing questionable. The determine per gigabyte for flash memory has been dropping significantly quarter after quarter though they do note that prices undergo increased slightly the last two quarters. While I'm not an analyst by any means. I don't see this as a significant or indicative trend and unless they undergo incriminating emails passing around between CEOs. I'm sure these increases could be attributed to a be of things such as the educate year and Christmas coming up (which increases demand) and the recent manufacturing shutdown at a major Samsung lay (which reduced production). You also undergo Apple talking about new laptops down the pipeline that will potentially use a lot of radiate and a flood of new hardware such as the new fat-wide ipod and the iphone which change magnitude need for radiate storage. So you have vastly increasing bespeak for the product with an industry that is still trying to ramp up production to keep up. I don't see how a slight determine change magnitude over two quarters would be a surprise? This seems really odd to me as the bind doesn't have in mind any actionable cerebrate only that prices undergo gone up here and there. They're going to be documents emails whistle-blowers recorded conversations or something tangible in order to be there's an active colusion going on. "You the geniuses who create by mental act and alter the RAM capacities shall change them only in a manner we the angry scientifically illiterate power hungry charismatic savages in government with armed thugs under our thrall accept you to."We now return you to your regularly scheduled world of curtains with pretty pictures projected on them. The question that shold be asked is if prices were supposed to continue to fall how cheap would it eventually become? At some inform the cost of the CF. SD or USB interface logic outweighs the cost per bit and it becomes more economical to create large devices. That's why we don't see a lot of new-in-box 64 and 128 MB radiate memory products or 10 GB 3.5" hard disk drives for sale anymore.

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