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Sounds like it's time to forget about trading and volatility and just go long? :p

So let's just keep doubling down on DXD on every percent the Dow gains eh? Sounds like a great trade! What did ByLoSellHi say in his thread "FORGET ABOUT VOLATILITY, FORGET ABOUT TRADING, JUST GO SHORT!!!!!!" LMAO

Wonder where the "SELL THE RALLY" crowd has disappeared to? :confused:

Talk about irony. What a joke.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aIwBGxMWsNE4&refer=home March 24 (Bloomberg) -- Forget lower interest rates. For the Federal Reserve to keep the financial markets from imploding it needs to buy troubled mortgage bonds from banks and securities firms, say the world's...

Uhm Why is TMA 'having more problems'? Did you follow the situation at all? They are already as good as bankrupt. You can't be more dead than dead. Why would an already illiquid company begging for money so they can magically be revitalized overnight be a 'problem' for the markets. TMA's...

Then why did we hear from our resident ET macro economy PHDs that when commodities went parabolic it's a sign of 'rampant inflation' and now when they come crashing limit down it doesn't mean inflation is going down, it's just 'profit taking' and 'forced liquidation'? LMAO

Still trying to rationalize market moves? The market can't go up/down X% because you feel the proper catalyst is lacking? :p

Take a look at historical charts of 1990/91. Was the magnitude of the economic fallout and recession any smaller? Something worth thinking about.

I guess no Maseratis for those 29 year old cotton farmers anytime soon :confused:

For anybody outside of the US: Just use Skype to call the toll free number to listen to the conference call via your computer.

If they're wrong buyers will have been "punk'd"

Austin, you can list as much anecdotal evidence for 'rampant inflation due to massive liquidity pumping by the Fed' as you want, it doesn't make the case any more convincing. Last time I looked the Fed has what is universally called a dual mandate, not a list of priorities.

And how will the inflation bulls that loaded up on commodities as a 'hedge' feel? LMAO

http://kb.esignalcentral.com/display/2n/kb/article.asp?aid=2848&n=5&s= KC and SB for Coffee and Sugar (#11).

smilingsynic, your voice of objective reason is a nice change here on ET, at least in my ears!

Now the only thing left is deflating the "treasury bubble".

Makes you wonder who was on the other side of those trades? Japanese housewifes?

Every overleveraged gambling addict that leaves IB is a win for IB and its clients and the liability of the next broker that somebody chooses.

I know I will get flamed for this, but if you want to outperform bonds with relatively low volatility I'd go with 3-4 good funds of hedge funds with long track records. Each fund of funds should be invested in something like 30-40 individual funds giving you a total exposure to ~100 single...