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Sorry to interrupt, chaps. Bit offtopic, but i suppose it doesn't really matter now that the thread has been reduced to discussion about holes and hookers! Quick question: instead of QE, why doesn't the ECB just send a 1000 euro cheque to every tax payer in the eurozone?

Corrected for you, but only cause im bored. Read the correction carefully. Think about it. Hint: amount of money

I want to be a vendor. Seems like money for old rope. And far easier than trading! Are there any 'how to become a trading vendor' type courses out there?

Oooh yes, Berlin better watch out. We stand ready with our Trident system. Smallstops is on my ignore list for some reason so haven't seen any of his unrelated pics. 'But let's keep it up!' - sexual innuendo? Nice one, mate.

love this combo of hookers (including commentary on which holes to use!) and pseudo-economics discussion! Tsing Tao, bet you didn't think this would occur when you opened this thread!

hope volly has his 875 euros at hand....do the right thing man! Reach out to a greek today before it's too late!

volpunter, do you type really fast? Or do you have time to burn?

Yeah, you need to change the forumulae in those columns by way of an IF function, so it inputs a different formula for short positions. Very simple. For example in cell G4, you would put "=IF(q4<0, -(f4/c4)-1,(f4/c4-1)). All this is saying is if the value in Q4 is negative i.e short, then use...

Interesting...so what happened to change you from being a technical analysis guy to whatever you use today?

1) I trade with the trend 2) I try to have MUCH LARGER positions when i'm right than when i'm not right 3) Um, that's it really! 4) scrap all that...it's because i get LUCKY, LUCKY, LUCKY!!!!!!!! :D

I don't think so since the following is hardly a secret! My definition of a trend (on a barchart): uptrend = high highs and higher lows downtrend = lower highs and lower lows

So if you have this one asset valued at 60 trillion, and of course you have plenty of other assets, (maybe the total is 200-300 trillion?), so why worry about a mere 18 trillion debt? I haven't even mentioned the 'asset' of being able to print money to pay off dollar debts.

Strongly disagree, your US tax authorities are very powerful and strict. On the whole, they collect what is due.

what about the power to tax individuals and businesses, is that an asset? If so, how much is that worth?

I presume you have a column which details how many contracts/ no. of shares you have and that feeds the other columns like profit column? If so, for short positions just put '-' before the number. :D

I noticed a national debt clock in the picture (1st post). Is there a national asset clock somewhere?

How much assets does the US have? Seems a bit unfair to only look at liabilities.

Rolfmao Youre on ignore, mate.

These long term trend followers really do have hideous drawdowns.

This is very interesting, thanks. Their website doesn't say much.