Posted by eViL:

Posted by Allanfan20:

evil, definitely give me some info. Got any sample audio clips or anything?

Yeah, we have a small snippet of the CD on our Myspace page. Once all the paper work on the copyrights is done we're gonna put a bunch of songs up. After I'm done with finals (law school is a bitch), we're gonna gear up for some Summer shows -- I'll let you know all the dates.

If you want to check out something somewhat similar to our music, check out my girl's old band:

http://thedrive.info/highspeed/index.asp

We don't do any of those songs as they are currently composed, but we are kinda like this (better though -- more advanced musically). My girl sings and plays bass for the new band. She sang and played guitar for her old band.

The new band is called, Do You See the Dark...

Posted by codeunknown:

I know what the rest of you are thinking... DJ is a close second.

Posted by Killa4luv:

Posted by codeunknown:

I know what the rest of you are thinking... DJ is a close second.

Actually, what I'm thinking is:

Did this guy just inadvertently tell us that he thinks DJ is sexy?

Posted by fishmike:

good post Nalod. Its all about managing your risk and exposure for her. She does do it for a living and its paying off. She can garden on slow days or play with the kids. Other days she's got a beer for lunch... you never know. With the pennies its all about what your willing to lose. Also thats why you pay for real market data. She knows people that dont. Its like being willing to drive and pay cash for a $20,000 car, then turn down collision which runs you $40 extra a month. Sounds dumb but people do it.

Mostly she sticks with technical analysis, and swing trades. When that stock hit 6 cents she sold half her shares. That ensured she regained her initial investment and a 100% profit. The rest is free shares. I dont know if she sold today or not. I dont ask until I get home... else she gets stressed.

I wonder if she's ever peed in a cup. My guess is no.. the bathroom is very close and she's got a wireless notebook so she can wander if she wants.

Posted by Marv:

Posted by djsunyc:

32 year old senior programmer analyst in new york city. fancy term for "geek that sits in front of a pc all day to argue with other losers about a piece of crap team."

the "dj" part is what i used to do as a hobby. current hobbies: manage and play softball for the company team, and woodworking (build furniture and stuff like that)

still single...but enjoying every minute of it.
although i'm still holding out for minsheartsreezy to officially change her name to minsheartsdj...

she just changed it to minsheartsorderofprotection

lol...you guys crack me up

Lets seee...I'm 21 & got my bachelor's degree last spring in Biology. Took some time off and was an intern with a non-profit civil education group. These days I'm starting on my masters in bio while working as a college assistant. I hope to work towards a PhD or an MD...still havn't decided which but I figure I'll give it a shot! :) Happily single. Hobbies include acrylic painting, drawing, music(all kinds)& I play a little cricket in the summer.


DJ->

Posted by fishmike:

Posted by Nalod:

Posted by fishmike:

well.. its been a good week. The Mrs. put $1500 into this one last week at 0.01 and is still holding. They dont all do this when they do man o man.

http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=FMNJ.PK&t=5d

Its like going to Vegas. When you win, you tell. When you lose its:"we had a great time".

not true... anyone willing to dedicate real time and effort into learning about the stock market can make good money investing. Problem is most dont. They throw their money at tips or hunches and they are refered to as the "sheep" because they are being led to a slaughter.

The other thing is to trade in a market like that you have to be watching, because its minute to minute. As fast as it goes up it goes down, so you have to have a good exit strategy as well.

Its not gambling... you have to think about how much time and effort you are able to put into it, and choose a strategy accordingly. If you want to invest and you have a couple hours a week to do research then buy some mutual funds, a couple blue chips and call it a day. If your looking to actually work from home and are willing to put in 45-50 hours a week you can get into and play these kinds of markets.

It's a big game to play that is way over my head. I wanted to invest in some mutual funds maybe at the start of the new year. It would be nice to know as much about this stuff as I do basketball.

Posted by EnySpree:

Posted by fishmike:

Posted by Nalod:

Posted by fishmike:

well.. its been a good week. The Mrs. put $1500 into this one last week at 0.01 and is still holding. They dont all do this when they do man o man.

http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=FMNJ.PK&t=5d

Its like going to Vegas. When you win, you tell. When you lose its:"we had a great time".

not true... anyone willing to dedicate real time and effort into learning about the stock market can make good money investing. Problem is most dont. They throw their money at tips or hunches and they are refered to as the "sheep" because they are being led to a slaughter.

The other thing is to trade in a market like that you have to be watching, because its minute to minute. As fast as it goes up it goes down, so you have to have a good exit strategy as well.

Its not gambling... you have to think about how much time and effort you are able to put into it, and choose a strategy accordingly. If you want to invest and you have a couple hours a week to do research then buy some mutual funds, a couple blue chips and call it a day. If your looking to actually work from home and are willing to put in 45-50 hours a week you can get into and play these kinds of markets.

It's a big game to play that is way over my head. I wanted to invest in some mutual funds maybe at the start of the new year. It would be nice to know as much about this stuff as I do basketball.

Mutual funds are easy. Pick up an intro book like Investing for Dummies or Personal Finance for Dummies. I have mutual funds with Vanguard, and after reading a few books, I knew what I was doing with them. So far it's worked out well.