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Sinking stocks spark a spike in Web traffic ... Mattel hopes a new robotic Elmo will tickle consumers enough to open their wallets ... And Walt Mossberg reviews Dell software for controlling your computer from remote locations ~ Bill Fantini provides the details

Pete Najarian hosts this financial audiocast.

Apple is expected next week to unveil new, lower-priced laptops ... the credit crisis is starting to weigh on the tech sector ... and chipmaker Micron will cut jobs and close a plant. Jim Chesko reports.

Comcast makes a play for viewers who will be displaced by the switch to digital broadcasts ... A court extends a temporary ban on RealNetworks' new DVD-copying software ... And the Journal reviews transcription services ~ Bill Fantini has those stories

Research in Motion rolls out the touch-screen BlackBerry Storm ... AT&T's U-Verse TV launches a weather-on-demand service ... and, there's speculation Toshiba is eyeing chipmaker Spansion. Jim Chesko reports.

Yahoo and Google agree to delay their planned search-ad partnership ... Ask.com readies another revamp ... Microsoft prepares its foray iinto cloud computing ... and the Web helps families save money on Halloween costumes. Jim Chesko has those stories and more.

Google is rethinking its aversion to paid advertising while Hewlett-Packard is preparing to release a smart phone. Moe Quirin has those stories and more technology news followed by the final E-Report with Paul Herrmann and Tom Dziubek.

Start-up Slide nails distribution deals for video content on social networking sites ... Apple warns it may shut down iTunes in the U.S. ... And the Journal reviews online alert services ~ Bill Fantini has those stories ~ PLUS ... The eReport, with Tom Dziubek and Paul Herrmann discussing why video games might actually be good for kids

The National Guard uses new tools in its search for recruits ... The Journal provides tips for extending cellphone battery life ... And Leap Wireless and MetroPCS get out of each other's way ~ Bill Fantini has those stories

Nokia insists it will hit 2008 profit targets ... several telecom giants complete a fiber-optic cable across the Pacific Ocean ... and Warren Buffett invests in a Chinese battery maker. Jim Chesko has details.

Ryan RItchey brings you all the Apple news and rumors of the week on TDL Live.

Wall Street Journal What's News for September 29th, 2008 Late Edition Blue chips see biggest one day point drop in history as House fails to approve $700 Billion bailout package; Citigrioup taking over Wachovia banking operations.

Wall Street Journal What's News for September 29th, 2008 Late Edition Blue chips see biggest one day point drop in history as House fails to approve $700 Billion bailout package; Citigrioup taking over Wachovia banking operations.

A pair of analysts cut their ratings on Apple stock, while Circuit City Stores put the brakes on expansion after its second-quarter loss widened. Moe Quirin has those stories and more followed by the E-Report as Paul Herrmann and Tom Dziubek talk about how accurately our virtual lives reflect our real lives.

A pair of analysts cut their ratings on Apple stock, while Circuit City Stores put the brakes on expansion after its second-quarter loss widened. Moe Quirin has those stories and more followed by the E-Report as Paul Herrmann and Tom Dziubek talk about how accurately our virtual lives reflect our real lives.

Fears that Research in Motion will have to spend heavily to push a new slate of BlackBerrys to shoppers outweighs news of higher profit ... Microsoft dodges a legal bullet ... and Yahoo upgrades some online ads. Jim Chesko has details.

Fears that Research in Motion will have to spend heavily to push a new slate of BlackBerrys to shoppers outweighs news of higher profit ... Microsoft dodges a legal bullet ... and Yahoo upgrades some online ads. Jim Chesko has details.

Verizon Wireless confirms its no-contract plans ... iPhone 3G power adapters present an electrical hazard ... And the next medium for music gets a test ~ Bill Fantini has those stories ~ PLUS ... The eReport, with Tom Dziubek and Paul Herrmann providing a look at some recent technological breakthroughs

Author: TWEmotion Added: Sat, 20 Sep 2008 08:33:42 -0800 Duration: 576In this 9 minute video, we examine the bullish move that AAPL has made after a major decline in price per share. Not only do we assist you with finding an entry point, but also the prime and optimal trading strategy.

In this 9 minute video, we examine the bullish move that AAPL has made after a major decline in price per share. Not only do we assist you with finding an entry point, but also the prime and optimal trading strategy.

This is a review of the stocks liked by Jim Cramer on Mad Money on Sept. 18 2008. The charts are created automatically with the Ramp Program at www.nebadawn.com.

Author: inovideo Added: Thu, 18 Sep 2008 12:36:38 -0800 Duration: 388Never, repeat never, get married to a stock because the divorce is very expensive. In this short video, we look at Apple, Inc. I have to admit I love Apple products. I have an iPhone, an iMac and an iPod touch, which by the way you can win one by entering the contest on our blog. Apple stores are always packed when I go to the mall. But the stock action is terrible.The market action tells us that we're headed lower, so what's the deal? Why would you trade Apple based on stores that are full? You wouldn't, you only want to trade based on market action. The world has changed, it is not a buy and hold market anymore. You need to be nimble, trade with a game plan and be disciplined. Those are the keys to success in the marketplace today. Thanks for stopping by and enjoy the video. I hope it helps you in your own trading. Adam Hewison Co-Creator, MarketClub

Never, repeat never, get married to a stock because the divorce is very expensive. In this short video, we look at Apple, Inc. I have to admit I love Apple products. I have an iPhone, an iMac and an iPod touch, which by the way you can win one by entering the contest on our blog. Apple stores are always packed when I go to the mall. But the stock action is terrible.The market action tells us that we're headed lower, so what's the deal? Why would you trade Apple based on stores that are full? You wouldn't, you only want to trade based on market action. The world has changed, it is not a buy and hold market anymore. You need to be nimble, trade with a game plan and be disciplined. Those are the keys to success in the marketplace today. Thanks for stopping by and enjoy the video. I hope it helps you in your own trading. Adam Hewison Co-Creator, MarketClub Author: inovideos Keywords: aapl apple stock market action club trading trade triangles adam hewison ino trend bottom Added: September 18, 2008

Class action certification is granted to the holders of gift cards at bankrupt Sharper Image ... The Journal reviews new software for the Zune and the iPod ... And there are rumors Verizon Wireless will drop its contract requirements ~ Bill Fantini has those stories ~ PLUS ... the eReport, with Tom Dziubek and Paul Herrmann looking at technological advances in the 9-1-1 system

Author: TheDigitallife Added: Tue, 16 Sep 2008 16:36:21 -0800 Duration: 1776It's another trip into the fishbowl of Apple news, rumors, and lifestyle withe Adam and Ryan from TheDigitalLifestyle.tv .

Digital TV converter boxes tune in to a deficit ... The features of the forthcoming Blackberry Storm are leaked ... And there's word AT&T plans to link the iPhone to its television service ~ Bill Fantini has the details