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Pre-Market	During Trading Hours	Post-Trading Hours
Futures Source	CBOE Put-Call	Commitment of Traders
Globex Futures (w/ fair value)	Major US Issues	MRCI's Futures Quotes
Island Pre-Market top 20	Major US Advance Decline	Wall Street Research Net
Moore Research Center	Most Actives	VTO Report (Overviews)
Yahoo Morning Open	NASDAQ Site	Sentiment Index
NASDAQ Pre-Market Indicator	Federal Reserve: Temporary	After Hours Trading Site
Tradingday.com - Stock Trading	Federal Reserve: Securities	S&P 6 Month PSAR
Earnings Calendar	Short Interest Rate	S&P 3 Month PSAR
Morgan Stanley Consumer Index	Intraday Volume Info.	Earnings Reports Highlights
SPX 90 Day Mean Avg.	S&P 10 Day Java Chart	NASDAQ After Hours
Chicago Merc Futures	Fed Rates Previous 5 Days	DOW, S&P, Etc. After Hours
Currency Futures	Asian Intra-Day Charts	Forex Weekly Report
US Dollar Chart (Inet)	MPTrader Mid-Day Report	Inet After-Market Top 20
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Page last updated: 1/1/2007

"Financial panics can only begin when faith in the security of a financial system is dashed. No one should be surprised by the market going up today. The FED has put its whole credibility on the line. They have said they will not raise rates until the economy improves. So . . . if you have faith in the power of the goverment to control the economy, then you have faith that the FED will engineer a recovery and that the markets will go up. The only way this market will go down severely is when faith is destroyed. I, personally, do not WANT this faith to be destroyed because it would lead to a sharp economic downturn. But in my heart I believe the faith in the FED will be severely challenged over the next couple of years. Whether this will be a gradual erosion of faith or a sharp drop in faith is not yet clear to me. But if you believe, as I do, that cheap credit cannot overcome the problems of 1) overcapacity 2) misallocation of resources and 3) a lack of savings and investment and 4) an unsustainable trade deficit then it is only a matter of time before the faith that the public and traders and wallstreet have in the Fed is dashed. The long term bearish scenario is not one based on a desire for collective pain, instead it is a belief that faith in the Fed is simply misplaced and overhyped." BostonBear, October 29, 2003

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