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You're obviously clueless when it comes to buying & selling bullion. I can go into it, but I won't even bother. I'll put it simply, if you got silver bullion, I'll buy it at July spot. I've been browsing Ebay & Craiglist this whole week and reasonable sellers are seriously lacking...

Versus Silver's 30% drop? LOL What? The correction was overdue but this is more than motivated by the margin hikes. And regardless, the physical market is barely reacting.

Percentages are not your forte, obviously.

Maybe you should do some research on who the heavy shorts in the silver futures markets are, and have been for over a decade.

Assuming you are up more than the margin hike and also have not used it in any other positions. Which is the minority. The majority were not up more than the margin and also do not generally let a lot of margin go to waste. Now plug in a CTA, hedge fund or active futures trader. If you...

Is this a joke? Or are you trying to advertise that you are clueless about trading and investing in general, let alone commodity futures. Ok, let's say you happen to be a investor and you bought silver futures a couple months ago. Silver is up nicely. Your broker comes to you now and tells...

You're going to be proven wrong. It's a correction that needed to happen but it is so forced & manipulated that it won't sustain long. The physical bullion market is speaking otherwise.

I am sorry but WTF are you talking about? I don't see CME raising margins on oil or gasoline or on natural gas a few years back. Why is silver such a special case that they have to raise margin three times in a week? Noone is looking for some "outside conspiring force". It's staring you in...

Just to play Devil's advocate, $3 premiums over spot for Eagles were around back in late 2008/early 2009. But a major bullion broker dealer doing that is unheard of. Especially one that has in the last 2 years stepped into rip-off territory. They must be selling them for $6 over spot.

Might hit 35 area but who knows. Sharp moves down should have a nice pullback. I would watch the physical market to see what is really going on.

1. No prop firm would teach you how to develop a working trading strategy. There are very few attainable edges, if any, that exist in the most commonly traded instruments such as futures & equities. All a prop firm will do, at best, is provide you a platform to trade at reasonable costs...

Gotta love it. Between the first parabolic move toward $50 and the two subsequent spikes, so many new shorts have been burned. Finally the drop came. I'm expecting this to settle around $40, maybe even touch $35 to shake the weak hands out.

No he has just been dead a very long time. I would say prior to 9/11 he was already dead.

That's not what actually happened. Oil fell hard on margin calls, the heavy shorters did not step in till it was around $100.

Jesus christ man, he is talking about it being a realistic trade not a purely hypothetical. I think people who have daytrading experience are well aware that it takes less than a second to execute scalping trade. But that is on stocks that you're watching and monitoring. You're just talking...

Hmm good catch, I don't think Columbia has an undergrad Business program.

Can we be realistic here? Nowdays those jobs are extremely hard to get with nepotism & background playing a huge role. If he could get those positions, he would not be posting here.

Just a question. What makes you think that you will be able to be profitable trading at home versus at the bank where you enjoyed obvious edges? As for your concerns, I would actually suggest joining a "prop" firm and get into a group of experienced traders. It sounds like you have the...

I can understand the Mayans but Quakers & Scorpions? Huh? Regardless, Hawaii will be going underwater in the future.

Should have held your ZSL.