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Why not just stick your money here? https://www.emigrantdirect.com/

Sorry to belabor this, but if interest rates are down, T-bill returns can't be enough to offset inflation. And if you're about to point out that inflation (prices) will come down in a recessionary climate, think stagflation, especially at 4.25%. I also believe that peak oil, peak water, peak...

Help me get this straight: Growth down, equities down, metals down, interest rates down. Where the heck do I put my money?

I don't know about sectors, but... FXP XKF and MSFT putting in a nice showing

It all depends on your time frame, doesn't it? The only thing I advocate abandoning is a preconception.

Do not trade according to what you expect or hope for, but what is happening now. The place to be now is where prices are going up now, not markets that are merely consolidating. As long as the Fed keeps printing money, that place will be the stock market because profits will look better due to...

I took out an ARM to pay for my penis enlargement and now I get an extension.

High 90s. :D

http://elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=45215

I'm convinced that people who don't 'get' peak oil probably never made it past high school algebra. This is not meant to be a put down. Calculus is all about rate of change (the derivative of a function) and area under the curve (the integral of a function). Peak oil is all about when the...

More importantly, how did you get that little '3' to the left of the 'He'? Cool!

http://elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?threadid=110044

Point taken. Time frame is everything and sector rotation is vital when trends change.

1970 value of Gold: $38 2007 value of gold: $810 Increase: 2100% (not considering inflation)

That sounds about right.

I don't have the data, but I'm guessing one of those occasions coincided with the U.S. government's confiscation of gold (i.e., 1933).

How could you not make money on AAPL today at the close?

"In this chart I measure the Dow with money, not currency. It took almost 45 ounces of gold to buy 1 'share' of the Dow in 1999. Today it takes less than 19. Another way of saying it, if you sold 1 'share' of the Dow in 1999 you would have been able to buy 45 ounces of gold. Today if you sold 1...

Finally, a voice of reason.

Where are your volume bars? How can you scalp without looking at volume? Volume is 2nd only to price action, for it is real time, unlike every other indicator.