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In what? Your paper trading account with imaginary prices? [B] Are you even looking at the correct contract? It's 10 cents off its daily high.

You're trying too hard to try to find reasons to short silver.

Because they have not graduated from simulator yet.

I think you're being kinda Captain Obvious, not to the general public, but to those who stay familiar with the issue. I'm pretty sure Faber fully knows that today's monetary supply is actually digital, not paper. 'Print money" is just a term, not to be taken 100% literally, but it is still...

You made a series of crazy posts a few years back. Summary goes as follows: 1) You are in the closet and got made fun because of it 2) You're very socially awkward 3) You had some good years during easy times and then blew out 4) You decided to blame it all on ETG

You don't have any money to give, so really, it matters none what your methodology would be. It's quite obvious that you generally clueless about the hedge fund industry, as well as trading. That aside, it's probably more important to know the method & edge that the hedge fund is utilizing...

In a minor crisis, you would be lucky to even have access to the GLD paper, let alone be able to withdraw the cash once converted. Today I can sell my physical holdings and have cash in my hand within hours at a reasonable spread. How long would take you to get cash in your bank account if you...

The airlines are the ones with lobbying powers and strong ties to the government. If air travel decreases significantly purely due to TSA, it will become a big issue and will force the government to scale it back. The reality is that no regional airline can financial survive a hit in customers.

What a stupid thing to say. New York is more of an international city than USA. California is almost its own nation, although almost a failed one right now. True wealth lies in the middle of USA with its oil, gas, rare metals, minerals & agricultural assets. You can say what you want about...

Are these imaginary friends, because anyone in NYC that has even a slight familiarization with the NYC rent market will tell you that this is not true. Prices on rents dipped in the midst of the "financial crisis" but they are right back up at the tops, $65-$85 a square foot. Real Deal had...

Are you serious? Why are you going to start a thread, ask for advice and then disregard all the advice given to you, (by some pretty serious posters, I must add)? Once again: 1) You are about 5-10 years late to the tape reading game. Once NYSE Hybrid hit full force, tape reading was on...

You should go learn how CPI & PPI are calculated and have been adjusted over time to hide real inflation.

You would also be surprised what kind of relationships & dealings are initiated from this site. It may be full of clowns & jokers, but to a few here & there it has been an invaluable resource. lazar, I will reply to your PM.

You would be surprised to find out who reads this site.

You're a stock picker with no quantifiable edge that obviously uses max leverage on his long term position trades. Any investor that has been around the block would not take you seriously. There is no way you can prove that it wasn't you just being lucky with your picks. I'm sure you're not...

Are you serious? Is it a logical failure or are you just having a tough time accepting that your first notion was wrong?

Nope, Long from 1.50, without even a doubt. It's all about return on your capital. Do some basic math and see how much money you would make on the first versus the second trade with $15,000.

LOL yeah. The fittest are the HFT bots. Unless you're pushing around size positions and taking the risk, you should look for a new profession instead of daytrading.

And which contracts allow you to do that, please tell me.

Thanks for the laughs, clown.