I think that that is a core dump – I get the same results when I load a 16 bit OS/2 driver into windows vista…. Should I call my broker or a network engineer?
FSD, here’s the source for the data. There are headings that help understand the data. The first of the last 3 columns is the closing price. Next come high and low prices. I visit often, and it seems like the low prices and the daily closes have been the same for much of the last month.
FSD, here’s the source for the data. There are headings that help understand the data. The first of the last 3 columns is the closing price. Next come high and low prices. I visit often, and it seems like the low prices and the daily closes have been the same for much of the last month.
FSD, here’s the source for the data. There are headings that help understand the data. The first of the last 3 columns is the closing price. Next come high and low prices. I visit often, and it seems like the low prices and the daily closes have been the same for much of the last month.
Sorry for the enigmatic data — I was trying to throw up a post quickly during a quickie lunch break. Thanks to those who helped clarify.
Interesting but possibly unrelated: an acquaintance complained that a major U.S. credit card issuer had suddenly doubled his interest rate (to 20%) despite a good credit rating, low outstanding balance, and excellent payment record. Isolated example of corporate greed, or a sign of a credit contraction? Makes me wonder.
Sorry for the enigmatic data — I was trying to throw up a post quickly during a quickie lunch break. Thanks to those who helped clarify.
Interesting but possibly unrelated: an acquaintance complained that a major U.S. credit card issuer had suddenly doubled his interest rate (to 20%) despite a good credit rating, low outstanding balance, and excellent payment record. Isolated example of corporate greed, or a sign of a credit contraction? Makes me wonder.
Sorry for the enigmatic data — I was trying to throw up a post quickly during a quickie lunch break. Thanks to those who helped clarify.
Interesting but possibly unrelated: an acquaintance complained that a major U.S. credit card issuer had suddenly doubled his interest rate (to 20%) despite a good credit rating, low outstanding balance, and excellent payment record. Isolated example of corporate greed, or a sign of a credit contraction? Makes me wonder.
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