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  1. bone

    Cushing predicting another crash in oil prices?

    Judging by his trading career and the quality of the trading substance in his posts Mav's experience in the energy markets far outweighs yours. Mav started out in this thread sincerely trying to offer you a deeper dive into the fundamental drivers behind WTI - unfortunately things got petty and...
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    Cushing predicting another crash in oil prices?

    Oh the sins of omission... LOL :D Larger font and bold type won't mask them ! Last statement in the article: "For now oil is up only 22 cents, meaning those who hurry can make a quick buck as Gartman is stopped out in the next day or two." Tyler Durden the author said this of course because...
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    "We Understand The Chinese Government Has Halted Purchases Of US Treasuries": SGH

    Well, that's the other area where the Chinese government policy of tightly controlling (some would use the term 'manipulate') the Yuan puts them into this circular firing squad scenario. Any "reserve currency" by definition must be allowed to fully float in the international marketplace and...
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    Cushing predicting another crash in oil prices?

    I admit to having a sentimental favoritism for a Member hailing from my own hometown - and he's certainly entitled to an opinion but his persistent misstatement of market fundamentals irritates. It might sit easier if he even bothered to read a freaking EIA report and cite data from it in lieu...
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    Cushing predicting another crash in oil prices?

    Where do you see "demand collapsing" in your own words ? If it were truly the case that "demand collapsing" (your words) happening simultaneously with the United States pumping record amounts of crude oil (EIA data, not my own) we would have had the mother of all sell-offs and not an eight...
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    Cushing predicting another crash in oil prices?

    Demand through consumption as it relates to availability determines the value of a commodity. Again, I'm going to go back to EIA data. You seem to be stuck on a very superficial and limited viewpoint of the hydrocarbons market. Judging by your original post and follow up posts everything for...
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    Is active trading a viable job for an individual?

    From what I have seen, the markets have a way of thoroughly destroying false hubris in a trader. One of my early mentors was a spread trader who by most accounts was the largest spread trader ever in the CBOT 30 Year Bond Pit. We used to sit down together, review my trade cards, and rehash...
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    Why We Should Never Compromise On Gun Rights

    Oh for fuck sake you truly are an ignorant troll after all. :banghead::finger: You sanctimonious, judgemental twat. Take your pages and pages of rants here on ET and direct that time and energy towards the email addresses of the Hong Kong government. Did you know that Hong Kong is like a...
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    Why We Should Never Compromise On Gun Rights

    But in that same post you said those factors would doom the Second Amendment. Which is highly unlikely. Please note that a constitutional amendment requires 3/4 of State Legislatures to approve a repeal as well - and anyone with a modicum of civics knowledge knows that is a much bigger hurdle...
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    What are your thoughts on gold backed crypto?

    Right ? I cannot think of a more damning indictment for the long term viability of crypto than serious consideration being given to the introduction of a gold backed crypto.
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    Is active trading a viable job for an individual?

    I read that Ohio State did a very comprehensive study of the hospitality business which they completed just a year or two ago as I recall. They found that 60% of restaurants fail in the first year and 80% of restaurants fail within 5 years of opening. Point being, about any legal and ethical...
  12. bone

    Is active trading a viable job for an individual?

    This is also a most lucid and honest assessment. :thumbsup:
  13. bone

    Is active trading a viable job for an individual?

    Mr. Morse is giving you most excellent advice. :thumbsup:
  14. bone

    Why We Should Never Compromise On Gun Rights

    So you're saying that 3/4 of the State Legislatures will also be Democratic ? I will take that particular bet for cash money right here right now.
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    Why We Should Never Compromise On Gun Rights

    So instead of raising campaign cash and scoring political rhetoric off of gun violence, why doesn't the Democratic Party bring legislation to the floor to repeal the Second Amendment ? Go for it. There is a clearly defined road map to do it in the US Constitution. There was a time when the...
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    Why We Should Never Compromise On Gun Rights

    When someone on this thread points out that he and his wife are wealthy and highly educated and displays emotions ranging from bewilderment to downright contempt for responsible gun ownership rights for every law abiding mentally competent adult in the United States - it really highlights the...
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    Rare Earths

    If that comes to fruition that's bad news for China and great news for the rest of the world.
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    Why We Should Never Compromise On Gun Rights

    If you look at the FBI data for "homicide by other means" it is remarkably close to the gun homicide data. Maybe like London we should ban knives ?
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    With spoofing, is there any meaningfulness by eye to the order books?

    The days of making markets - buying bids and selling offers, has been extinct for a very long time. It makes no sense to "race" or fade electronic order book bias. It's a mirage. Kibuki theater. Most bigger orders that I'm aware of are "iceberg" - nobody outside the spread market (and some...
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