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http://www.finance.unisg.ch/org/finance/web.nsf/SysWebRessources/WP11/$FILE/AmmannMoerth_HedgeFundPerformance.pdf -> Scroll down to TABLE 11

BJL, you're right. I underestimated the sheer number of smaller funds.

Hmmm average for a hedge fund would be like $500m-1.5bln, $10m is a very micro, brand new fund. Probably impossible to get any aggregate research/performance data on funds that small.

So true. It looks like some people think the average consumer will be better off with the Fed hiking into an environment of credit angst. I always hear "Inflation is bad for the average Joe, the Fed is crazy". So I wonder, how would the average Joe fare once we have a couple of big banks...

Ah, so the markets have to do what YOU expect? I wish it were that easy.

Let's start off with that. Can't wait for you smart-ass reply.

You have no idea what you're talking about. Read an economics 101 book to get you started. Are you even trading you fool? Let's compare positions, let's see who's underwater.

My God, you have to be one of the biggest idiots on the board. Topsurfi is 100% correct, just reading back the facts of the market to you and you label him a "desperate long". What a fool you are.

2y treasuries are yielding 1.4% - Naturally the Fed will follow and cut to a minimum of ~2% this year. I'd say 2.0% by mid 2008.

I went through the insider transactions list at TMA and Christ, these guys loaded up in the high teens and 20s. http://www.secform4.com/insider-trading/892535.htm 2007-10-19 Purchase 2007-10-22 07:30 am THORNBURG MORTGAGE INC TMA THORNBURG GARRETT (Chairman/CEO Director) 1,000,000...

4 ES handles is "big"?

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/521b7be4-ead2-11dc-a5f4-0000779fd2ac.html By Henny Sender in New York Published: March 5 2008 18:36 | Last updated: March 5 2008 18:36 Animal trophies cover the walls of the Dallas headquarters of Highland Capital Management, according to people who have been...

Video -> http://video.msn.com/?mkt=en-us&vid=83584dc9-4715-49b4-84b9-764634ecae2d&from=rss34 Check the pit in the back around 3:55 minutes. Maria breaks the news and then is like "Oh boy its sure getting loud back there, no idea what's going on".. DUHH!!!

Why not create your own journal in the journals section instead of cluttering the trading forum with these random threads every day?

All in all I'm a happy camper at IB. Even if you found a broker with similar cost structure and market access, who says it's more reliable than IB? The grass is always greener on the other side until you walk it.

lol you're joking right? How would people know of the "internet revolution" in 1990? Anyways, here are some headlines of 1990/91. They read just like today's. "1990 INFLATION RATE OF 6.1 PERCENT HIGHEST SINCE '81" Lexington Herald Leader - NewsBank - Jan 17, 1991 "Fuel prices boost...

Are these guys for real? Or some intern playing with the system? To all traders: Tue Mar 4 16:48:14 2008 EST -= System Test =- ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ1234567890!@#$%^&*()abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz1234567890!@#$%^&*() -= End Test =-

The most heavily shorted sectors (financials, homebuilders, retail stocks) close either well off their lows or in the green on above average volume. What on earth does this have to do with Friday's NFP? The only point I tried to make is that if this "feels" like anything then this is a bit of...

Feels more like short covering.

Just switch off CNBC. Who needs talking heads on bubble vision.