Recent content by EsotericRule

WWIII started with Gulf War '1' and has yet to really gather steam... slow motion warfare is yet warfare.

Well now. That only took several years to mimic the Roth. I'd expect they will have similar trading restraints as well.

I focus on nicely rounded bottoms rather than boobs. ;~)

Those who wish to characterize the problems the US faces as 'self made' should learn a little history before spouting off. Granted, the paucity of education has gotten the US into its current mess, however it has not occured in a vacuum. The much vaunted educational systems of Europe have...

A professional trader knows where his bread is buttered, and it is not with that crowd....or any of their ilk. Exchange/bank of computers not on your soil, no recourse before a court should something go amiss. At least not one based on your rule of law.

No Ferdinand...they are trying to break the country. Not all Americans are American.

Yes, it's about efficiency. And so far I've not seen any bickering claiming one style is 'better' than another...just individual preference. This is as it should be. There ARE many ways to trade for a profit within any time frame, as someone who has traded the markets any length of time...

You can't tell the players without a program. Furthermore, if your intent is to lead a free and productive life...it is beneficial to know who stands to hinder said.

If I named them, they would not then be relatively unknown, now would they? With a little work on the inet you can come up with reams of names of those who 'work' for it and have little time for glitz. With a little more work you can find those who are born to it and shun the limelight for...

Bulllives, you could check out what passperfect.com offers or go somewhere for classroom style edumacation.

Just as in any sampling of society, your average rich individual runs the gamot. I look for the richest unknowns....generally the most stable and hardworking of the crowd. Engrossed in what they do, loving it, and camera shy.

Sounds like the Vatican wishes to consolidate its systems. Nothing good to come of that...

Just have to love the nwo propaganda....lol.

An oft overlooked lesson is how he reentered the market after a blowout...on only the esteem he was held in by his peers. For all his faults, he was considered 'bankable'. Pretty damn rare given the vaguaries of the markets. That, more than anything else, is the rule by which he should be...

Hmmmm...banks balance sheets are in trouble and you suddenly see super spikes in sleepy (and not so sleepy) commodities? Those guys and gals in the commodities section are either working overtime or getting fired for what nervous exec's are calling 'underperformance'.