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Base Technology: June 2005

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Independent Developer of Advanced Software Technology, specializing in Software Agent Technology. Thursday, June 16, 2005. Dude, I'm not getting a Dell. I bought a Toshiba M55-S325 notebook PC. My current four-year old Toshiba Satellite. For a grand total of $1,676.46. That's $1,399 plus Boulder tax plus discounted 2-yr screen and battery replacement "plan". Here are the specs:. 173 GHz Pentium M. 100 GB (5400 RPM). 14" WXGA (1280x768) TruBrite. 8x DVD SuperMulti Double Layer writer. It's Made in China.

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Base Technology: August 2005

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Independent Developer of Advanced Software Technology, specializing in Software Agent Technology. Sunday, August 14, 2005. Suspension of my blogging until further notice. I thank those who have taken the time to read and even comment on my blog posts over the past six months. I may check back in six months to see if there are any truly startling new developments in the blogosphere, and in a year or so I will definitely check back again. Posted by Jack Krupansky @ 6:58 PM. Links to this post. Whats next f...

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Base Technology: May 2005

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Independent Developer of Advanced Software Technology, specializing in Software Agent Technology. Friday, May 20, 2005. By the way, I am looking for some work, either part-time, full-time, consulting, contracting, employment, or whatever. Take a look at my resume. And pass it on to others who might have a need for my services. My primary expertise is software development (C/C ), but I'm also interesting in writing and blogging. My main area of technical interest is software agent technology. Maybe we nee...

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Finaxyz | Finance and Economics Commentary: April 2005

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Finaxyz Finance and Economics Commentary. Financial and Economic Perspectives for the Individual Investor. Saturday, April 30, 2005. Stock Market Commentary for Saturday, April 30, 2005. Nasdaq actually closed 32 points above its intra-day low. The economic data was mixed, which shouldn't have been the inspiration of a sizable gain. The market will continue to be under the control of technical considerations, as opposed to economic and business fundamentals, for some time to come. Links to this post.

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Finaxyz | Finance and Economics Commentary: May 2005

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Finaxyz Finance and Economics Commentary. Financial and Economic Perspectives for the Individual Investor. Tuesday, May 31, 2005. Stock Market Commentary for Wednesday, June 1, 2005. Nasdaq's moderate 7.51-point decline on Tuesday falls into the category of modest profit-taking. The decline might have been due to Tuesday being the last trading session of the month and with all of the window dressing buying being out of the way. Nasdaq trading volume was barely moderate. Posted by Jack Krupansky @ 8:53 PM.

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Finaxyz | Finance and Economics Commentary: June 2005

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Finaxyz Finance and Economics Commentary. Financial and Economic Perspectives for the Individual Investor. Wednesday, June 29, 2005. Stock Market Commentary for Thursday, June 30, 2005. NASDAQ trading volume was light. 167 billion shares), and breadth was modestly positive. With 1.07 gainers for each loser. This is a classic "treading water" market. Click here to read the entire column. Posted by Jack Krupansky @ 10:20 PM. Links to this post. Tuesday, June 28, 2005. We can see where we are. The market re...

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Finaxyz | Finance and Economics Commentary: March 2005

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Finaxyz Finance and Economics Commentary. Financial and Economic Perspectives for the Individual Investor. Thursday, March 31, 2005. Stock Market Commentary for Friday, April 1, 2005. People blamed Nasdaq's modest 6.44 point decline on rising oil prices, but that's just a silly excuse. Nasdaq lost a little simply due to traditional profit-taking after a significant short-covering rally on Wednesday. The economic data was reasonably good, although still a little mixed. Nasdaq trading volume was moderate.

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Finaxyz | Finance and Economics Commentary: July 2005

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Finaxyz Finance and Economics Commentary. Financial and Economic Perspectives for the Individual Investor. Sunday, July 31, 2005. Stock Market Commentary for Monday, August 1, 2005. Some minor changes in the actual column. NASDAQ trading volume was very light. 162 billion shares), and breadth was modestly negative. With 1.16 losers for each gainer. The decline was disappointing, but on such light trading volume and with such thin breadth, the sell-off should not be much of a concern at all. 162 billion s...