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I'm not merely looking at one week time frame, but rather many months and even years. It seems a fairly obvious conclusion that ECB is reaching ZIRP following in footsteps of other Central Banks. Draghi, the former Goldmanite, will "do whatever it takes" do preserve the Eurozone. German banking...

:D :D :D That strangely also sounds like another type of activity.

I think one of the few things that shines in this forthcoming environment will be gold.

:D That's why when a guy is trying to date "out of his league" looks-wise, the lower class women are easier to impress where the mere mention of wall street is an instant panty dropper. Lower class women: "omg, the young turk millionaire Gordon Gecko!" 5th avenue women: "look, just another...

Another possibility is the the Fed repetitively tries to taper and untaper. That keeps economies swinging up and down without either taking off or crashing. Since Bernanke's May taper comment, that kind of seems to be the case.

After the ECB's widely expected rate cut next week, the ECB will also be approaching the zero interest rate policy dilemma, which means that their only possible course of action to stimulate the moribund economies of the Southern Periphery is pure quantitative easing, like the Federal Reserve...

The USD index is worth watching. It hit a downtrend line in July, then immediately turned down coincident with Fed's non-tapering decision, and continued almost to 12 month lows on further non-tapering. I think it's read to break down in the months ahead from its deformed head and shoulders...

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GLD etf shares have hit new lows of 866 tonnes in trust, but this is a lagging indicator more reflective of weak hands dumping gold and capitulating. This represents a -36% decline from the peak in December 2012.

15% type returns are the results of the best fund managers with a multi-decade track record and large AUM.

I disagree. They can meet the fine lower class working women in the burbs who are very impressed with a hot shot working on Wall Street. Forget about the snobbish 5th Avenue, high maintenance golddiggers.

LOL... let's see. "Should I drive the Lambo or go with the eco-friendly, socially conscious Tesla today? Nah, I'll just ride my private jet to Virgin Tortola, then boat off to Necker Island" while I make a bunch of pips in Forex and sipping pina coladas with Kate Beckinsale. Heck, Joe Lewis did...

That's exactly my point, which is why it's better to have a hedge fund gig paying 335 Gs or even half that.

A rat in a rat race with a "guaranteed" piece of cheese not stuck in some rat trap that's waiting to snap its metal springs on you.

Because these are buy and pray/prey investors rather than daytraders.

:eek: Good work if you can get it. Beats trying to eke a living from making a few points on the ES or swinging in the jungles of the forex trying to make several babypips. http://finance.yahoo.com/news/industry-entry-level-salary-335-080215392.html Hedge fund professionals have seen higher...

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G8 opportunity to BTFD in gold. More liquidity from QE will make its way into gold, while only preventing stocks from crashing, thus stocks trade in a high level, but narrow range. The Fed will continually try to taper and then untaper, thus lowering confidence in the Dollar. It's game over in...

There are a lot of candy beggars 2nite.

Don't forget CMGI, now called ModusLink Global Solutions. From reverse-split adjusted $1.50 in early 1994 to $1,635.00 in early 2000. http://www.linkedin.com/pub/david-wetherell/8/289/37a