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Careful, MORE premium does not mean BETTER premium. Premium is tied to implied volatility. Some commodities tend to be more volatile than equity indexes and thus their option premium is higher.

An MBA's primary value is and has always been the PEOPLE you meet while studying. Go read some interviews with Alums of the school you're interested in. Most stay in touch with their school and network with the people they graduated with. With an Ivy League MBA you're automatically 'connected'.

No kidding. What's it with these ET calls shorting stocks are fresh 52w highs? Plenty of weak charts out there, why pick the strongest ones.

Time for Ackermann to step up and buy Dresdner. Would be the first time DB would buy something anti-cyclically.

Still loving MA short I see? http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=96287

"According to the Labor Department, the average cost of groceries is climbing at an annual rate of about 5%, the sharpest increase in 18 years. Average weekly earnings are rising at an annual rate of 3.3%." US consumers spent 7.1% of their total expenses on 'Food at home' grocery purchases...

So the economy in America will fall into a depression when people stop driving 100 miles to their job day in day out and instead simply move closer to their jobs like people in Europe do?

More crying than hurting probably. Consumers and the economy can adapt. Believe it or not, Europe is doing okay paying 200-300% of what Americans pay for gasoline historically.

Gasoline is $8-9$ a gallon in Europe and the economy is chugging along fine. Probably not too big of a deal if it were to climb to $10 in the US.

Beautiful view of Capetown you got there Stormer!

Why not put more into shorting investment banks, Citigroup and Fannie Mae? Didn't he say he would aggressively increase that bet if they bounced?

Last time I looked, the misery of others - regardless of them being bulls or bears - never put any money in my account. I only make money when I'm on the right side of the market. Why argue yourself out of potential opportunities just because they're on the long side?

If you feel frustrated with Aussie women then you will likely feel frustrated with Prague women. While cultures always differ and have an impact on the meat market, essentially the basics are always the same across the Western hemisphere. Prague women also love being chased and play hard to get...

Here's the Iranian navy's impressive flagship patrolling the Street of Hormuz after the incident

If you were just trading the market instead of being obsessed with the Fed and CNBC you wouldn't care at all.

Just go long oil, gold, wheat and corn futures to "hedge" yourself from the rampant inflation. You will make a fortune.

Gold chart - in my humble opinion - reminds me of the Eiffel tower.. and a very shaky one at that. You must be one hell of a gold bug for interpreting that chart as bullish.

Did you look at the chart? Downside risk is 100%.

And this is how you trade the market yes? You take a walk around the block, get your anecdotal impression of 'how things are' and place your bets. LMAO

Says Aaron "Mr. Papertrader" Copland. Please!