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LOL! You call that "working"??

Why do you think every bear is in the market? Plenty are on the sidelines.

Agreed. I also reject the notion that this is some joint effort to make Wall St. rich (again). This is a desperate and clueless attempt to prop up the Hope and Change administration, which is facing the reality of massive buyer's remorse once people really start to understand the gravity of the...

Hmm. When I apply a MA with those parameters, it looks nothing like this on a daily chart of EURUSD back to Feb09. Is an SMA different than an MA? Sorry I am not big on TA, although I know what a MA is, I'm not sure if there is a subtle difference. I thought they were the same, but I'm not...

That is true. Chalk one up for ZH. Actually CNBC hates anything that threatens it as a source for "conventional wisdom".

I admit to being a listener of Pim Fox for a long time and thinking OK this guy is a fair minded host. But as of late, he's had bulls on his show 10:1, and he just lobs them softballs. It is getting ridiculous. He never vigorously questions these ridiculous claims, such as the idea that consumer...

You're asking the wrong question. This is Sprott. ZeroHedge merely linked him.

Well that's probably true of most TA strategies. So you're doing the SMA to the end, but then moving it back -20, or you're doing the SMA up until the last 20?

What is with the shift -20? The SMA lags 20 days?

Btw, why is the EMA on the Open and the SMA on the Close?

I believe the rolls can complicate your taxes some, I'm not sure though, ask an accountant. Just something to consider. Obviously by going through a broker you can close out positions much quicker than with a bank. But if you're 1:1, you probably aren't concerned about massive swings in...

If you're not trading on margin, why bother with the rolls, just exchange your amount with a bank and hold until your signals. Of course the spread is not as tight with a bank, but that depends on the amount. If you're talking in the millions, it might be doable through multiple banks. But...

ROTFL. Winningest post of 2009.

LOL.. Good. I'm not Goldman cheerleader, but this is what these idiot politicians deserve. This is exactly the kind of thing that is plainly obvious to anyone who pays attention.

I watch it to hear the one or two bears that he has on mop him up. I am just saying he is not a bad guy like a lot of the aholes at CNBC who have such a chip on their shoulder.

I know Kudlow is silly, but he is the only likable person on CNBC, for he is not anti-Capitalist. But he is so blindingly bullish, all through the worst of 07 and 08, and now he is back again predicting mega bullishness for 2010. He gets these people on to agree with him, and they drown...

This stupid article supposed Iran is bringing nuclear energy online, as opposed to say nukes. This alone discredits it. Anyone stupid enough to believe Iran is interested in energy is not worth reading.

Just wondering what advantage, other than slightly better commissions, there is with working with an introducing broker?

Nixon had himself to blame, it was his easy money Fed chairman, who advised him during his first presidential bid, who pumped money and caused much of the inflation of the late 60's and early 70's.

India uses silver leaf in their candies, does it not? Not sure about gold.