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That was an add on to my position since the H&S neckline retest.

In a tequila supernova in the skiiiiyyyyy.

Busy day huh? UJ getting smashed...

But the fun is here:

"Treasury Sec. Paulson: $700 Billion Bailout Fund Won't Be Used to Buy Troubled Assets. (story developing)"
-CNBC

Few weeks ago Paulson was asking for $700 Bn to buy troubled assets with transparency. Not they are not buying troubled assets and what they are going to do and how they are going to do nobody knows...

AND THIS IS HOW HE PLANS TO DEAL WITH A CONFIDENCE CRISIS

General Motors is soaring today... 10%!!!!

From $2.92 to $3.21

Wow, thats kinda nice, but embarassing at the same time! $3.21/share

10% WOW

On Nov 14-07 it reached $32.

Low was on Nov 10-08 -> $2.75

Lost 91% of market value in 12 months.

Was I the only one buying today. Damn, this is going to hurt tomorrow
I didn't think my little order would move in up 10%

How to trade in a down trend. 1st positon around the 1.65 area, failure at a long term fib level. Second positon at the retest of the H&S neckline plus it was at the upper channel resistance,A++ trade when two major trendlines converge like that. then more every time it made a new low. Easy and with no indicators. KISS. No wonder its falling like a rock.

Are u looking for 1.23 to take money off the table. Looks like an inside day today.

Define: "I DON'T GIVE A SHIT"

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Declared the best in the world... a Brazilian ...
I'm short euro until Euro finds bottoms like this.

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Should declare 3-days holiday here, too

About the "U-turn" in the bailout plan... Even if it's better to change it, why they don't have to submitt it back to the house?

I'm mean, the core discussion was "tax payer buying lousy assets". THAT'S what was approved...

Now they just can change it as they wish?!?!

Soon they will change it to "$10bn of the plan will be dedicated to golden parachutes"

BWR mentioned on the Eur/Usd thread?

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Hank and I don't share information anymore. We have a "fundamental' difference of opinion.

I think it's a case of BWR's "funny mentals"...

Britain faces sperm shortage, calls for donors
Number of donors dropped after law granting anonymity was reversed
By JENNIFER QUINN

The Associated Press
updated 3:49 p.m. ET, Wed., Nov. 12, 2008


LONDON - Britain is facing a sperm donor shortage after reversing confidentiality laws and limiting the number of women who can use sperm from one donor, fertility experts warned Wednesday in the British Medical Journal.

Britain in 2005 changed the law protecting anonymous sperm donors and allowed children to learn the identity of donor fathers — one reason, fertility experts say, there are fewer donors now.

"The only countries that seem to have enough sperm are those that pay — like the U.S. and Spain — or the countries that retain anonymity," said Allan Pacey, a member of the British Fertility Society that warned of the shortage.
"In the countries that have removed anonymity ... there seems to be a problem," he said.

In 1991, Britain logged 503 sperm donors, according to figures from the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority. In 2000, there were 325, and in 2006 — the year after the law was changed — the number dropped to 307.

Experts say 500 donors a year are needed to cope with the number of couples needing donor insemination in Britain.

Dutch authorities have also put out calls to encourage sperm donors after scrapping anonymity for donors in 2004.

"There is a shortage of sperm donors. This is because of the new laws that make the anonymous donation of sperm impossible," the University of Amsterdam's Fertility Clinic of the Academic Medical Center said on its Web site.

Usage limits also affect could availability.
In Britain, only 10 babies can result from one donor — a limit some have called arbitrary. The Dutch allow one donor to supply sperm to 25 women.
The United States does not cap sperm donations at all, according to Eleanor Nicoll, spokeswoman for the American Society of Reproductive Medicine. However, the group suggests that a single donor be limited to no more than 25 births in a population of 800,000 to avoid having siblings from the same sperm donor having children together.

France also faces shortage
In France, sperm donation is anonymous and the government covers donors' expenses but the country still faces a sperm shortage. France registered 248 sperm donors in 2006, according to the country's Agency of Biomedicine — a level an official there said was not enough to supply demand.

Donors in U.S. can remain anonymous
Unlike Britain, U.S. donors have the option of remaining anonymous, said Dr. Robert Visscher, former executive-director of the American Society of Reproductive Medicine.

"I don't think we are having a problem with adequate numbers of donors at this time, primarily because we don't have that regulation," he said.
Mark Jackson, 40, decided to donate in 2005, even after Britain's government amended the donor law.

"To worry that someone might come and see you, that something might happen? That's a long way in the future," said Jackson. "I thought maybe I (could) do something to make a difference."

Olivia Montuschi, co-founder of the Donor Conception Network, said changing the confidentiality law was important for the donors' children but shouldn't prevent men from being willing to help.

"What is needed is someone who has the maturity to understand the importance of what they're doing for the future, and the impact that might have on anyone who's conceived," said Montuschi, whose children were conceived using donor sperm. "We are not talking about a fatherhood role."
Although sperm donations from other countries are allowed in Britain, clinics cannot pay donors and donations from abroad are not enough to cope with the shortage, said Pacey, who runs a fertility clinic in Sheffield, 265 miles from London.

"Once upon a time ... we had hundreds and hundreds of people phoning up every year," he said. "Now, 20 a year? Not in any great numbers."
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URL: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/27683226/

In the current job situation, they should offer $5 a pop and a ciggie on the way out. There will be a line around the block...

Man, this can yield at least 5 pages of good jokes here...

I agree. I'm guessing that's one of the reason's cable fell so much today.

Euro is also going to follow suit. France is also facing shortages.

The trouble is the only people who breed in the UK are scroats.

Scum breeds scum I am afraid.

11 year's of Labour and their politically correct Bullshit has,I am afraid,reduced our once proud country to a meal ticket for anyone who can milk the system.

If you didn't laugh you would cry.