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"Romania, a latecomer to the EU, recorded the largest number of new registrations of Porsche Cayennes worldwide in 2008." WTF romania is recording more sales of porsche cayennes than the US or China???? :confused: ohhh i love the debt-based wishful thinking economy, especially in...

did you say Senior Gambling Economist? Ah OK I get it :D

LMAO

i have had many diff occupations in my life and no one have yielded as much as trading. in fact, there is nothing out there that compares to trading. it is holy grail of occupations in our society, when it comes to earning money fast and easy. the fact many people lose at trading is due to...

there is always at least one MA that works in past data but no one knows which one will work in future data. thus, curve fitting MA is futile endeavour. however, i agree with ASU when he says that 240M MA is an acceptable base for placing directional bets on the dax. but there's nothing...

i am working with them just for OTC exotics. nothing to complain about other than the usual misinformed and annoying helpdesk team. no surprises there as well. no plans to move my business elsewhere as they're reliable, trustworthy and reputable firm, IMO.

99.99% or so. the etf might sue Porsche BTW :D:D

how thoughtful of you. every day 25 thousand people die of hunger. why dont you show some respect instead of flaming the poster that brought that up?

LMAO the commies take the blame what else? madoff is great guy but the marxists framed him??? LOL

if the call becomes ITM then you'll realize the max profit for the trade, as the deltas in your long stock will always exceed or equal the deltas of your short calls. if you have the balls let it go to $2.5+ and then book $1.5MM+ profit. you can stay in disneyland a few days more then...

indeed amazing. and what surprises even more is the amount of amateurs criticizing surfer along the way. i dont know if it is envy or just plain stupidity. :eek:

example pls

now we know -- buffett DOES average down his losers. as the arab prince demonstrated in monte carlo a couple of years ago, as long as your bankroll is immense, you can break the house doubling down your bets.

There is a growing sentiment of anger and revolt towards established institutions, especially Banks, Regulatory bodies and the Government officials across the world, especially in north america and europe. I wouldn't rule out a decent into civil unrest and anarchy in some of these countries in...

Like LEH for instance that was known for not having lobbied washington for many time. hence, they were marked to going down, whenever they got into troubled waters. at the same time, folks at AIG, get multi-billion bailout and continue living life in the fast lane at tax payer expense...

imho, price dispersions translate into wider spreads and lack of liquidity. i dont see how those attributes can help you "do very well" irrespective of your size. but i am always eager to learn, so let me know.

that's probably the reason most hedge funds are doing very well! :D

tums is a good mod that puts up with endless vicious attacks from one of two internet psycho-trolls with multiple alias that raid this forum for entertaining their sad empty lives. it is quite evident for everybody that the "tums the troll" thread repeated resurrection is an unprovoked attack...

the fact is stock_trad3r is very entertaining despite paradoxically being an annoying troll. "it is a fake credit crisis - werd :D"

In doubt, they say? :D http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aXihyqNVeRBM&refer=home y Joe Schneider, Doris Bloodsworth and Saijel Kishan Jan. 19 (Bloomberg) -- Brad Lerner was pleased when a November statement showed his $500,000 investment in a fund run by Arthur Nadel...