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Both your price risk and information risk are less due to where price is. However, price may not correct before the end of the year. It has, after all, been moving sideways for a week. Therefore, you may want to switch to Jan now rather than later.

And you've gone down for the third time.

There you go again. What do "models" have to do with it?

Well now THAT makes sense.

If you make no attempt to control variables, then you end up jumping to conclusions that are unsupported by the evidence. You engage the same thought process with economics as you do with climate science and arrive at the same sort of nonsense. Why not just eliminate taxes entirely? According...

You're not real big on controlling variables, are you?

Skipping over this part? You can't conclude that it's all about taxes and ignore all other variables. But if you want to focus on taxes, who got the cuts? And how did government continue to provide what was expected even though revenues were less? This isn't hard.

From what you read, I'm not surprised that you believe as you do. Start with food stamps.

I'm not real clear on why anybody cares about this, except possibly to give the rightists yet another subject to rant about in lieu of thought. We all knew at the time that we were screwed. So why is anybody surprised at these "revelations"?

Creston Davis On Remembering 'Democracy' There's an old joke about memory loss. A couple in their nineties are both having problems remembering things. During a checkup, the doctor tells them that they're physically okay, but they might want to start writing things down to help them...

Closing the circle? ;)

However many times you repeat that doesn't make it true. Step back through the looking glass and do a little research on what has happened to funding of social services. Not that you will. You prefer your bubble. But ignorance is not bliss. It just makes you act stupid.

You're not poor.

Number Of Homeless Children In America Surges To All-Time High: Report | By DAVID CRARY and LISA LEFF SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The number of homeless children in the U.S. has surged in recent years to an all-time high, amounting to one child in every 30, according to a comprehensive...

Leo W. Gerard Question Before the Court: Can Corporations Betray Retirees? At a chemical plant called Point Pleasant in a town named Apple Grove in a state John Denver labeled almost heaven, a man known as Freel Tackett helped negotiate three collective bargaining agreements that provided...

Julie Sokolow The Dark Side of Black Friday As a recovering suburbanite, strip malls make me anxious. They remind me of my childhood, a time when a McDonald's hamburger was a tasty, uncomplicated object. A time before Chris Ellis - a McDonald's employee who makes only $7.60 an hour - showed me...

The voting turnout in this year's congressional and gubernatorial elections was the lowest since 1942. Much of the story was in young people, poor people, black and Hispanic citizens who tend to support Democrats voting in far lower numbers than in 2008 or 2012. The Democrats just weren't...

Ah. Well, 2 is definitely twice as much as 1. At least by Old Math.

You mean 5 isn't twice as much as 4?

BY ROB GARVER, The Fiscal Times Six years into the Obama presidency, one of the things we’ve learned about the current state of play in Washington is that if there’s something you don’t want the Republicans in Congress to do, there’s a simple and effective strategy you can follow: Convince them...