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Entertaining interview, Rogers funny like always.

What if it goes to 8000 after? You get even more bullish? What if it goes to 6000 thereafter? Take a mortgage and borrow extra money to get even more bullish?

That'd be a bull trap I believe.

The market crashed "first", then short term bonds rallied driving down yields if I am not mistaken. I think you might imply the wrong causality.

Aha so when commodities are rising it's "The Fed pumping billions of liquidity into the economy and printing Dollars 24/7" and when commodities are heading down its "manipulation".

Not sure if the dollar is putting in a bottom, but one thing is for certain. The dollar will surge long before the media and all of us foresee an improvement in fundamentals.

Wheat limit down -7.7% say it ain't so!

Then why is Crude Oil up massively also in EUR terms over the last 5 years? It went from 30.5 EUR per barrel in 2003 to 68 EUR per barrel in 2008. Care to elaborate? Maybe Crude prices are influenced by global supply/demand?

LMAO

So how are all the inflation bulls doing? Did the Fed stop the Dollar printing press overnight?

"SELL THE RALLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!! DOW SHOULD BE TRADING AT 11,500!!!!!!!!!!"

Then why close DXD? Just hold it and make an easy +10% instead of just +1% on the position.

Right, and thus adding to a loser. LOL

Who's the fool? Losers average losers.

Congrats Aaron.

Yes you keep saying the same things and you're dead wrong on this one. It was right to cut the rates the way they did in 2001 but the mistake was to keep them too low for too long way into 2004, after the economy was already substantially stronger and the job market was on fire. That was the...

I wasn't aware of the fact that the Fed chairman was commander in chief of US troops!

I wonder if a couple more "nine-to-one" down days invalidate the signal? :p

European equity markets see through Trichet and Weber's charade and know Euroland's economy will be in deep trouble later this year. Plus EUR strength hurts automakers and machinery stocks. Japan gets hurt because global risk aversion is inflating the value of the JPY thus hurting the Japanese...