Idea factory: Multiple streaming cameras at functions

I was thinking from the perspective of the wedding ceremony and reception...While there will definitely be a photographer

- I'd like people who could not physicall make it also be able to view

- Have multiple cameras and be able to view all the feeds at the same time (like say in a casino monitoring room).

It should be quite feasible since internet cameras can also be purshased for a price. However my idea is to do it with laptops having webcams stationed at vantage points, all of which are streaming their clips over the net. I wonder if there is an app that allows you to view multiple streaming clips simultaneously though.

Upper bound

I am getting more and more concerned about the market action! Apple had a good earnings report so we should see more upside tomorrow. Also, I think Obama will announce some plans this weekend which could give a step to the market. However, from many of my readings, I think we are going to see a max upside to around 890 on S&P, or about 31 on ^BKX (the banking index). The situation is very dire! I think there is going to be a downgrade of UK's rating and within a few months, we will be seeing the American carmakers going under.

I may sound uber bearish, but that's the way I see things unfolding. Intel announced 6000 layoffs and plant closings...Intel is not a company that scales back severely in a downturn and if this economy has them scared and forecasting quarterly losses, my concern only gets amplified. GE may see its rating downgraded and some European banks like RBS, Barclays, etc. are going to start being nationalized. Will we see Citi or Bank of America also nationalized before this is over?

Watch the price action of Intel stock to see where the broader market goes

For the second time in as many months, Intel downgraded their sales and profit expectations for the quarter just ended. It was a whole $2B less than their initial projections from October of last year. Just imagine that! In 3 months, they have had to cut their sales projection by 20%!

Now, why do I think Intel is a bellwether stock? Shouldn't GE play that role, it being a much more diversified company? The reason why I think GE stock does not show how the real economy is doing is because of its large dependence on the performance of their finance operations. This unit single handedly screwed GE's March quarter (of last year).

INTC dropped 6% today after their latest warning, but that takes the stock price back to where it was just a week ago. To me, that makes me think that all the bad news for Intel is factored into the stock price. As it sits right now, it has a very compelling valuation. This is also around the lowest price it was at post the dot com bubble. So have a hawk's eye on the price movement of Intel..with a strong balance sheet and sitting near the top of its industry, if Intel can't pull it off, no one can.