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We're in a bubble of people who are looking for the next bubble. Real bubbles are pretty rare, there's always been corrections and pullbacks and rallies. Too many people are trying to call the next "big one" for there to be a "big one" at this time.

If you buy a hooker with one of these is it still illegal prostitution?

As opposed to all the other money managers who DON'T talk their book? Come on, everyone on CNBC talks their book every time they're on.

http://victoriasbox.blogspot.com/ best trading blog. ever.

They also have some of the worst interviewers on teevee. They constantly cut off the guest, say "yeah" every 2 seconds while the guest is answering, etc. Remember, they're just reading off a teleprompter and don't have any real market knowledge. Tune to Bloomberg for much better coverage.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20070402/ts_nm/quake_pacific_dc_3 Looks real.

Actually you're incorrect. The Oldest Trick in the Book is the infamous "Tapping on a person's left shoulder when you're standing on their right." http://uncyclopedia.org/wiki/The_Oldest_Trick_in_the_Book

Eye-rak is Spring Trainig, Iran is Regular Season.

Good. I hate using these, I get fingerprints all over my screen :D

Yeah, that's exactly what the world needs, another lawyer. I would get your MBA, its going to give you the most options in the long run.

Thanks for the replies. For some reason I thought these numbers should be pretty much the same. I figure since IV/sqrt(256) *stock price= about the average volatility per day 2/3 of the time, that number should be pretty close to the ATR. Just a random thought I had driving around one night.

Is there any relationship between Average True Range and Implied Volatilities? In other words, given an ATR for a stock, should you roughly be able to calculate the IV for the options?

Start a dating site for agoraphobics? No letdown when you meet in person :D :D :D Seriously, how about one of those PODS? They seem to be everywhere these days. http://www.pods.com/

I saw the 2007 Topps design, they are going to be tough to keep from getting banged up on the corners. They look like Donruss 86. That was a very difficult year to keep a mint condition card.

The TRB mention in the Zell article stood out. For a company that no one wants, alot of people with deep pockets seem to be interested. 35-38 target.

I used to collect baseball cards as a kid and now want to get back into it. Is anyone here into Baseball card collecting? If you don't mind, can you catch me up a little on the business side- what cards are hot, etc. Also do you know of any forums that are specific to baseball cards? Thanks!

I just wonder when the lawsuits against the mortgage brokers will start? About 9 months after the lawsuits start should be close to a bottom.

This from a large bank's flagship loan product: "Increased monthly and yearly cash flow (see example below)" http://www.worldsavings.com/servlet/wsavings/loans-new/pick-a-payment.html You CANNOT increase your cashflow by borrowing money. The interest keeps accruing on the loan and the...

I need a good practical joke idea for someone at work. I'd like something mean spirited because I really don't like the guy. Any Ideas?

I wonder if they get a nod and a wink on their tax forms in exchange for backstopping a big sell off.