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Especially since his off the cuff comment.

Cash costs of production range from $598/ou in North America to $957/ou in South Africa and South African miners recently want a 60% wage hike. Average cost across continents ~$895/ounce. Real average probably ~$725/ounce since South Africa no longer a major producer as in late 1970s. Price of...

If someone didn't land a job right after college, then continued years of unemployment. Unrepayable student loans puts someone at negative worth to start. Just trying to repay that loan would be damn near impossible, let alone trying to save 10K.

How many women traders do you know? What % of traders on ET are men vs. women?

lol. http://www.ehow.com/about_4572448_armadillos-as-pets.html

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ne8YmpVVH4Q http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jOLqNOfzus4

As spicy as a Karen the supertrader Tasty Trade.

Key reversal is a fairly worthless barchart pattern in and of itself. However, I think this particular key reversal may very well be the top. Maybe.

BTFD ... it works until it doesn't.

But seriously, the common theme to most of the above is diversifying and investing long term for passive income. Could be real estate or a simple low cost index etf. Goes without saying that it's only possible if you actually can accumulate any savings/excess profits (instead of losses) through...

Now you talking bro!:D

”You know it's time to sell when the deli sandwich kid gives you stock tips." -- hayman kennedy

Maybe, but we've all been fooled before:confused:

I meant to answer the original question: "So what will send this rally over the cliff?" Answer: A down close on Tuesday. I meant it half jokingly.

Volume will pick up if this ever starts selling off, but until then volume trends toward zero as price goes to infinity!

A down close on Tuesday.

Looks oversold from a chart perspective, but the PE ratio is something like 28 and there appears to be a limit to the QE they can do without causing the JGBs to implode.

The overnight news that Japan said their currency had declined enough and any more decline would be harmful to the economy, thus implying a less aggressive stance towards their asset purchases.