I am willing to pay...

Reply #11

SirMetro — Wed, 20 Sep 2006 17:31:50 GMT

If you have a sincere interest in learning about the stock market, there are a few things you must do.

First and foremost, turn CNBC OFF. It's only purpose is to help tell you what happened yesterday. There are a multitude of legitimate websites (many of them sponsered by a brokerage) of live or very short time delay stock quotes.

Go to the book store and find the book that you can understand (and beleive me, many are so dry, I have no clue who can stay awake long enough to read them) on... [ More ]

Reply #10

pumpi76 — Wed, 20 Sep 2006 17:03:49 GMT

Sir Metro: Thank you i'll look it up

YOu said: I guess I am curious how you associate the Stock Market with the Lottery

I've been seeking to invent a system of betting that will have the influence that the stock market has but that it would be for small investment. I don't know nothing about the stock market (though i try to watch CNBC programs about stocks to try to understand it) but this is what i think happens on the stock market (when i say stock market i am referring to all of the... [ More ]

Reply #9

SirMetro — Wed, 20 Sep 2006 13:23:22 GMT

I think that most, if not all of the basic statistics associated with the stock market can probably be found here http://www.sec.gov/ at the SEC Web site. Now, I apologize for not looking the information up, but one must keep in mind a few items.

1) There is MORE then 1 stock exchange (eg: Dow Jones, NASDAQ, American, Phil., etc...) and each one has their own set of statistics. And that's not even taking into consideration of the Options exchange or Overseas markets.

2) The smaller the exc... [ More ]

Reply #8

Tenaj — Fri, 15 Sep 2006 19:59:22 GMT

I watched it on a video from my ip home page this am. It was tied to the beware of spinach and cell phones of the rich and famous. I don't know whether this link works. You can move the bar if you don't want to watch the other stuff.

http://home.bellsouth.net/s/s.dll?ep=62256 _pgoffset=83 only=y media=rtsp://media.bellsouth.net/real/abcnews/video/premium/060914ntl.rm

Reply #7

pumpi76 — Fri, 15 Sep 2006 19:40:18 GMT

I was like 3 weeks ago...Thanks SirMetro but i didn't find what i was looking for there...

...Great you won the lottery but is only you right...

Reply #6

guesser — Fri, 15 Sep 2006 18:50:54 GMT

If the CNBC show was today, it will probably be reshown tonight.

Reply #5

pumpi76 — Fri, 15 Sep 2006 17:53:30 GMT

The Ga Lottery Corp. used to post the number of losers on their website but they stop. They used to do it years ago and one day they stop...Back then i wasn't interested in the information like i am now...

About the information of the stock market, they gave that information on CNBC on TV, the one with Kudlov, but unfotunately i was paying more attention to the plate of food i had in front of me...and I miss what he said, he said something like 46 or 90 thousand people bet daily on the stock... [ More ]

Reply #4

SirMetro — Fri, 15 Sep 2006 17:28:35 GMT

I would agree with Tenaj. $60 is almost an annual subscription.

Anyway, I do not know about any other state, but I think the information you might be looking for in Georgia can be found here http://www.galottery.com/gen/aboutUs/lotteryReports.jsp

Good Luck,

Sir Metro

Reply #3

Tenaj — Fri, 15 Sep 2006 17:24:51 GMT

why don't you take that money and buy a membership to the LP and then go to the library and get the information you have requested for free.

Reply #2

Coin Toss — Fri, 15 Sep 2006 17:17:15 GMT

pumpi76

It would be virtually inpossible to determine the number of people who bet on the stock market. There are many types of onvestors, from day-traders to corporate cEO's whose holdings can be many times their salaries.

If a person knows what they're doing they are not betting at all, usually that's for rookies who think they have a tip.

Lumping all investors together as one is no more specific than saying sports fan to describe a baseball or football fanatic.

I also th... [ More ]

Reply #1

RJOh — Fri, 15 Sep 2006 17:11:38 GMT

Most lottery websites provide enough information that the number of losing tickets can be calculated, but that won't tell you the number of players that played and lost. The best information is going to be a guess because when 100 losing tickets are bought, there no way of telling if one or twenty players bought them.

The players who buy more tickets are likely to match the overall odds of winning the minimum prize but does spending $10 in a pick5 game or $50 in a jackpot game and winning... [ More ]

I am willing to pay...

pumpi76 — Fri, 15 Sep 2006 16:27:39 GMT

just wanted to say that i am willing to pay for some information...Whoever can find me the number of losers for pick3, pick4, pick5 and Powerball..When i say the number of losers i am referring to the amount of people that didn't win anything but played....Or the amount of people that play which should be the same as the amount of people that don't win anything on a particular day...For any state on any particular day...Just PM me....However don't plan to pay more than 60 dollars....Guys, i am n... [ More ]