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Yes many would be better off with true defaults.... Instead of all these bailouts

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I don't understand what your saying... are you taking some macro economic view of mine and trying to create an analogy of a personal bankruptcy? I hear you kinda of opposing my view in some way.. Which is ok... i'm not looking to argue...

So much for the saying.. "Save your pennies!" haha Race for yield or go broke is our mantra now..

that is the thing... It's not like things happen gradually when things go bad.. "So far so good" ideology isn't going to cut it..

I hear ya... Go with what works till it doesn't with some good risk management.. i get it ..

Who owns GREK or NBG?

You'll learn more from making friends on ET then you will ever at some seminar... I've learned alot from becoming part of a programming community relative to finance..

Gosh.. this is inflation haha

Maybe your trading the Parabolic price rise of the dollar before the great collapse... Hell everyone is drinking the keysian Koolaid..

You can't let the fox in the hen house.. They extracting value out of the average American with their Keynesian controls.. This is communism through economic controls

what does it tell you when you leave a top position at Goldman to work at a gov bank... It means we are not longer capitalists

ahh symptom of a deeper problem... ... Why is there so much appreciation of oil "supply" as causation! ?

I thought this was a very good explanation of the reason the dollar was so strong.. would love to hear others ideas... http://www.businessinsider.com/why-the-dollar-is-strong-2015-1 yen, peso , euro.. all got hit relative to the dollar.. anyone trading currency on these fundamentals?

" The history of oil tycoons is littered with booms and busts—fortunes that swelled and collapsed with unexpected velocity—subject to the vagaries of oil discoveries and the high-stakes game of world diplomacy and international intrigue. Economic forecasters can’t avoid them, either. Ever since...

" The Goldman Sachs background remains prominent and frequently controversial among central bankers. New York Fed leader William Dudley was the firm’s chief economist before joining the central bank. European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi and Bank of England Governor Mark Carney also worked at...

It seems all the central slash fed bankers get cush jobs... No way this is a conspiracy ! haha...

Your leaving on the earnings implieds to short nearer term options is all...

I've found the same thing to be true... I used to trade alot of earnings events like this with calendar spreads straddling the event instead of strangles.. It's a tough way to earn.. I never put on any double calendar spreads near earnings but i can only imagine a similar effect with more...

One thing you should look into if this is an event trade.. is a double calender... otm call calender and a otm put calender.. it's in other words called a strangle swap.. because your short the front strangle and long the back strangle.. this particular strategy does well when you literally...