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I agree with you and commend your courage in posting this here. I think that banks are entitled to a reasonable return investment, but since fractional reserve lending allows them to loan 10 times their deposits and borrowed reserves, and 50 times their capitol, and the lower echelons of...

[/b] http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/HL0901/S00101.htm Looks like Iz is not going to stop until they have the gas back.

For all of you that thought the P/I conflict was not about energy. [/b] More inluding maps of the find at: http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/HL0901/S00101.htm

It looks like the volume in December and January is 10 times that of last July. Is that correct? I gotta ask because my satellite and aircard connections are both like two tin cans and a string as gossamer as thought out here, so Foxfire often freezes up before a charts can be loaded,

Oil should sink like a lead ballon right now, At least 1 trip in 5 made by Americans is purely discretionary and with stores and factories closing there will be less demand in fuel from the port to store transportation and industrial sectors. So I think a further 8% drop in demand in the US...

The current price has something to do with normal Supply and Demand? Demand in the US is DOWN. The price is UP. I guess that COULD be because of your cycle count. Or could it be because of desperate governments who depend on selling energy that have a gun in one hand and the valve...

Don't mind me. I know nothing. Not based on charts. Oil price is not responding to weak demand, high inventory and lots of full tankers at sea by going down as usual so something else is driving. The guess is that what is driving is fear of supply interruption and that is in the...

I have never traded oil and don't have an account, but for the little it is worth, I think that we are looking at 51.40 tomorrow, followed by a test to 48.80 or so an then back up, to oscillate around 50 especially if the inventory numbers drop a little and don't show us quite up to our...

Good deal. The Oxford, Cambridge, Harvard, Yale rowing school chums that run those countries can't make their budgets work with oil less than 50/bl so I even though demand is weak, expect petite wars to continue as they try to push it to that level.

Which it seems means we agree that one can really can not day trade without $25,000 in margin. This rule seems to be essentially to prevent PDTs from free riding, an artifact not necessarily of intent to game the system but of settlement system intervals required back in the 60s. Gosh...

So HOW exactly does it follow that one can daytrade a cash account under $25,000? Somehow the Day trading in a cash account is generally prohibited. Tends to make me feel that Day trading in a cash account is generally prohibited. Just the way that I read Day trading in a cash...

Okay I take that back. I want you broker. Reading the Notice, the PDT rule is explicitly designed to protect the CLEARING FIRM from the risk posed by day traders with small accounts.. There is NOTHING in the written intent stating that it is to protect the trader. IB freezes...

Oh REALLY http://www.sec.gov/answers/daytrading.htm The SEC does not seem to agree. Why don't you ask them?

Actually No! 3 round trips and you have to be in a margin account with 25K+ in it to continue. [/B]

Short term supply and demand is not what is driving oil. As you observed recently it is being driven by War and rumors of war. Iran is getting restless. Now it would be interesting if, as a protest Iran and SA refused to sell any more oil until Israel cut out the bombing. That would...

This same Jackass will be complaining about missed release dates, disappointed customers, bugs, and lost a loss of intellectual property edge next.

The PDT rule was written because the MMs would not trade with small SOES lots at their posted prices.. They would dance the fantango raising their shirts and screaming as if they saw a mouse in an attempt to avoid trading, and this made the Nasdaq stocks a lot more volitle, not because of the...

Wki you are right! I agree that the PDT rule is shit. The PDT rule is just a barrier to entry with a bullshit euphemistic rationalization. I think it was written because SOES allowed the little guy an even chance on the Nasdaq. Small money was nimble money and the giants HATED...

Do I detect some naive religious belief of automatic reversion to a desirable mean? I ask you, here of all places there are people who argue that markets react rationally, that the stock values are actually a true reflection of the fundamental business model, management and long term...

CL down to 38.14 now. Would have been a good trrade.