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Well "Now" is highly dependent on what other stocks are doing at the same time... IBM EMC JNPR etc.. will behave in a group manner.. so you'd want to look for highly correlated activity and follow that momentum.

The NDP will probably have the budget written on recycled paper. That will be their contribution for the year.

I suppose you can call the IRS and ask if you're taxes can be paid back in gold.

Why do people conjure up thoughts like this and waste readers time. Greece is just another symptomatic part of the global banking system that gorges on credit and then at the end of the meal gets bailed out in a spectacular fashion for 100 cents on the dollar. Somehow this is all supposed to...

I have a solution - make them play rock, paper, scissors

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJl0XuDKSjc

Proof that profitable trading is elusive and weird for most people: http://www.michaelcovel.com/2011/05/22/what-motivates-us-dan-pink-on-the-surprising-science-of-motivation/

At least Greeks know how to farm, entertain and cook...

Ya if you think of this as a business, host it on a viable blog software environment like squarespace. I get warnings about some kind of javascript type virus thing going on....

Hahaha!.. classic

I just ordered his book... seems one of the few people who get it.. Have you read Richard Duncan as well?, CLSA is the publisher of both of these guys books... very interesting take on the global economy.

I hope you are doing one of DSK

exactly! Contingent Events (wars, scams, crashes) can destroy Markets, without anyone there to appear as a "counterparty". Anyone with either an understanding of events, or liquidity concerns would immediately acknowledge this.

My has a full scholarship and no debt as a foreign student. She couldn't get a $500 visa card, not sure where this woman got her money.

IMF- I guess the new acryonym is International Maid F%cker

I saw his interview in FT yesterday - http://blogs.ft.com/beyond-brics/2011/05/17/video-in-doomsday-scenario-buy-em-currencies/ - Thanks this should be interesting.

This doesn't answer your question directly - But - If productivity reaches a plateau, going into a range of "stability" and the continued debasement of labor and the capacity for private and public debt slows down to a crawl... do you think that would strengthen or weaken a currency? I'd...

Well they could just make all the newly issued bonds callable. Add enough volatility and this would force down bond prices temporarily... I.E existing bonds would go up in value, while the new ones would lose value. Kind of a messy, ugly way to do it and it would blow up a lot of Bond arbitrageurs.

I'm sure it was just an asset swap.

Warren Mosler is saying QEII is deflationary for a variety of reasons - http://insider.thomsonreuters.com/link.html?cn=share&ctype=group_channel&chid=3&cid=218200&shareToken=Mzo4MjFkYmYyNi0wYTY0LTQzMzctODhmZS1iM2MzZGZkNTNkYWU%3D&start=0&end=450&cn=uid13761...