We need our own Wall Street page and our own Wall Street expert.
No, we're not going to sell stocks, we want to get information and observe trends.
We need volunteers
The perfect candidate will already have a stock page up that we
can link to by the end of the day.
If no bartcop.com readers have a stock page
up, we need someone willing to create one.
Daily updates would be nice, but if that's too much work, maybe
we could get a report every Monday
on how many hueueuege companies filed bankruptcy
that week, how many are filing bankruptcy this week,
the shape the DOW is in, how tech stocks are doing, interesting
IPO's and whatever else fits.
Why?
Don't need a reason, but whoever gets this position could turn
it into something bigger.
Dozens of people read bartcop.com and
you'd have a chance to get their attention and earn their respect.
Maybe if you're really good at html (you'd have to know
the basics for this to work) you could have
the DOW's current reading displayed on your site in the hours
the market is open.
This job might be so big, you might even need help, so maybe the
top few candidates would agree
to work together - one gathering info, one doing the actual html,
another writing analysis and overviews.
Julie RB is working with me to select the perfect candidate.
Then he or she can choose his/her staff.
This will be completely your baby, like the way Marty is
running 
I'll link to it and you change your content.
There's almost nothing not affected by the stock market.
You have defense, you have government, you have
politics, you have Hollywood, you have crime.
You'd be in a position to write rants on all of that, ...and oh,
...we'd like to have a Democrat, please.
I'm all for fair and balanced, but we don't need some idiot telling
us what a jenius Bush is with Wall Street.
How'd this come about?
I saw last Wednesday's USA Today "Money" section.
They had a lot of interesting stories (stock stories? Interesting?)
all on one page.
For instance:
AOL-TIME-Warner (are they still calling it that?) is selling
The
Comedy Channel because AOL is $29
billion,
yes, that's with a "b,"
in debt, or so says USA Today. Wouldn't
that be good information to know if you're
considering changing your online service?
eBay profits are up 119 percent - there's probably a reason for that - I wonder what it is?
WorldCom ex-CFO pled "not guilty," and you would be pounding on him.
Merck scraps IPO, due to accounting worries and Bush's dead economy.
AMD and their new, bad-ass chip teams up with IBM to but the beatdown on Intel
Kraft Foods won't loan money to its parent, Phillip Morris,
probably because the money
will stink like a smoky bar when they accept payments on the
debt.
"Housing Boom is over" says Celia Chen, housing economist at economy.com
They also had a big story on the Satanists who run Proctor
& Gamble for the B.F.E.E. (kidding)
All those stories, and I didn't see any of them because who has
the time?
But if it was just a click away...
So, are you the person we need to put 
on
the map?
Hell, if you're good, somebody bigger might scoop you up.
If you predict something that comes true, you might get a mention
in the whore media.
us
at our special new mailbox, bartcopstocks@yahoo.com
Get
involved!
You never know, it could change your whole life
We could also use a 
center to handle computer stuff and new programs
and Gates's new operating systems as they come out, one after
another like our own Kim
Komando
And maybe a combination 
section,
(if interested - write)
but let's try to get the stock thing working first.