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It must be time for a mild correction then, right after the early shorts are squeezed on the monthly SPY. :D

https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2017-11-09/why-george-soros-rattles-hungary-s-leader

I know a lot about pH measurement, but I don't know enough about the Ocean pH problem to give you a valuable opinion. What I do know is when people say the ocean is acidifying they mean it is getting less basic. The ocean is buffered against pH change of course and it is alkaline somewhere in...

There are many factors that must be taken into account. The truth is that CO2 is a relatively weak absorber of IR and it is present in only trace amounts. it operates in one phase only, the gas phase. Water vapor in all three phases is vastly more important than CO2 in moderating the Earth...

No, Yes, and No Arnie! No , Republicans didn't block it because the cost goes up sharply after a few years. That's just what they told you Arnie. They lied to you Arnie! Yes, Arnie , you'd be an idiot!. And no Arnie the cost does't go up sharply, according to current plans and legislation. And...

Arnie, I think you've just defined "IDIOT" for us. It is a Republican Governor who blocked medicaid expansion! (Or, alternatively, I suppose it could be someone on ET that was so out of touch that they hadn't a clue that their tax dollars were paying for medicaid expansion in a State other...

This is something entirely different than what I referred to. And please keep in mind that as bizarre as this sounds qualifications for medicaid vary from state to state. It's as though there are fifty different little countries out there and every disease changes as soon as you cross a...

Arnie. This is extremely well known and was widely publicized during roll out of Obama care. Initially the Fed gov. picked up 100% of the cost of expansion, and this, over time, rolls back to 90%. That's the reason all those jackass, republican governors that blocked expansion of medicaid in...

That's a mean thing to say. What did the people of Asia do to deserve that?

I agree in the main with this but perhaps to say 'everything else has failed and will continue to fail' is somewhat of an overstatement. Putting people to work by investing in infrastructure is certainly one thing that will greatly help, but lets not forget the importance of correcting the...

This is a big part of it for sure, but another factor has got to be that democrats now realize the seriousness of the peril our nation is in and that they better not stay home this time.

nice summary. thanks for posting.

jem, baby, I'm one post deep and already felling a tug from a jem black hole. Got to escape before i'm condensed to the size of a muon.

From your link above, and thank you by the way you for a good link other than from an ideologically driven source, there is this paragraph: “Gifts did not leave the White House without the approval of the White House usher’s and curator’s offices,” the statement said. “Of course, if the White...

jem. This doesn't work. We are all on to you. Just quote me please, the entire quote not leaving anything out. you have consciously and deliberately attempted to mislead readers of this thread. You are not permitted to alter my post in such a material way! By leaving out the all important...

The only fairly detailed accounts I can find from relatively non-ideologically driven sources suggest something perhaps questionable on the part of the Clintons, but far more favorable to them than what the verb 'plundered' would suggest. When something doesn't make much sense to me I have a...

Jem, you're the ideal poster 'child' for a national campaign to improve our schools. Will you serve your country in its hour of need? Please tell me , "YES!".

It seems almost an axiom that when we are confronted with extreme contrast we lose our objectivity. Faced with bombast and absolute conviction, versus well meaning, truthful low key prevarication, as individuals, we go for one, with near total exclusion of the other. For example, George W. Bush...

As it turns out I am cursed with seeing them both with acuity. And what I see is a 'huge' difference, 'bigly', 'believe me!'. In fact, 'it's the greatest difference in the history of the Country,' 'everyone says so', 'believe me!', 'Get'em Outahere!'

Not only could "one" do that, it has been done. So ultimately "one" has to use "one's" judgement, and therein lies the rub. ________________ `To die, to sleep; To sleep, perchance to dream. Aye there's the rub; For in that sleep of death what dreams may come...' --Shakespeare's "Hamlet" (Mr...