FT Alphaville " ML at 11am - Come and say goodbye to Neil We're saying hoo roo to Neil Hume, who is off to Sydney to be the FT's new correspondent down under. Tough gig, obv. And we'll miss him. So come and join his final session of Markets Live at 11am on Wednesday. You might even pick up a last morsel of Hume RAW.* New to ML? Here's a quick guide: Starting at 11am each weekday, Markets Live is a real-time service in which Neil Hume Paul Murphy, editor of FT Alphaville, and Bryce Elder from the FT's London markets team offer their views on moves and news in the markets in a live discussion. Neil Paul and Bryce offer insight into share price moves and other financial asset news, dissect analysts" research notes and highlight market-moving events. They also break price-moving news. Readers who wish to post comments or questions can click here to register. We welcome suggestions on what topics warrant discussion each day. Understanding the lingo The numbered bandits - Our commentators constantly have their ear to the ground - but some sources are better than others. A tip from a source with a rating of "1″ is gold dust, while a source ranked "10″ comes with a health warning. A "felt collared source" - a professional from the PR industry. A more mainstream source of information than the bandits above (who might have their collars felt), but that does not necessarily mean they add much value. "Buy" or "Sell," often used with liberal amounts of sarcasm. Heads up, there's big news ahead, or possibly a large hole to fall into. Burnt fingers - what might happen to you if you follow a tip from bandit number 10. Tin hat - useful when you're about to take a tumble An FT Alphaville favourite for a stock that has taken off in a big way, or looks likely to. And remember, shares and other financial assets can go up and down at frightening speed. Don't dabble unless you know what you are doing and can afford to lose the money. This entry was posted by Paul Murphy on Wednesday, January 4th, 2012 at 10:41 and is filed under Uncategorised.