Search results

  1. C

    Scientist turning Trader yeah I'd like to be a Millionaire....someday

    I get his point, I don't get yours. You don't want hundreds of millions?
  2. C

    Scientist turning Trader yeah I'd like to be a Millionaire....someday

    Just curious... which branch of science is your specialty? Does it help in your trading?
  3. C

    I bet getting rid of Child Labor laws will grow our economy.

    Why not just get rid of unions?
  4. C

    Can I keep my Sharpe ratio higher then 4 for the rest of the year?

    I have no idea. Those numbers obviously look good, though you only have one year. I've seen strategies that end up being horrible having single years where the numbers were like that. But if you banked 90% YTD - that's good for you; If you want an actual conversation about what those...
  5. C

    Can I keep my Sharpe ratio higher then 4 for the rest of the year?

    Well, based on these numbers, with a sharpe of 4 you are well on your way to a 100% return for year.
  6. C

    How to invest directly in UST yield changes

    Yes to futures, but ETFs like TLT are fairly good at approximating the change in yield - I think what you are missing is the duration component: Price Return = Yield Change x Duration. So, for TLT, it's going to be approximately 1bp in yield change = approx -20bps in price change. Yes...
  7. C

    Completely understand why HFT must exist

    I agree that we should all detest "crony capitalism". But, the 'crony' part refers to the government. For a devil's advocate's argument: why should a private exchange be able to make rules as it sees fit? Why is it wrong that someone pays the extra mile for the technology and closer server? How...
  8. C

    Is the way central banks view inflation simply wrong?

    Oh man... as a staunch anti-socialist, I resent the accusation that I work for the government (morganist, HELP ME!! I feel insulted), or live on government pay grade. However, if you claim that I'm a shill for the illumantis bent on achieving the One World Order - then okay, I'll take that.
  9. C

    Is the way central banks view inflation simply wrong?

    Woah... excuse me, but I missed this earlier.... I'll ask this in good faith: what does morganist (you) economics have to do with JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley, and Morgan Grenfell. It's fully - I worked for one of the three above, and did serious business with the other two - and I have never...
  10. C

    Is the way central banks view inflation simply wrong?

    I quoted you verbatim. You now claim you meant something else. I stand by what I said in regards to what you quoted. I'm willing to be polite and call it "crossing signals", but really, you are now talking about something different from the quote I answered. If you feel insulted, then of...
  11. C

    Is the way central banks view inflation simply wrong?

    So you are claiming I'm a shill for the government? I feel insulted. Morganist, help me.
  12. C

    Is the way central banks view inflation simply wrong?

    What they said was that they wanted to avoid the part where Japan withdraw stimulus too soon. See Koo (chief economist of Nomura bank)'s well known point on this matter: http://www.amazon.com/The-Holy-Grail-Macroeconomics-Recession/dp/0470823879
  13. C

    Is the way central banks view inflation simply wrong?

    Maybe we are crossing signals here: you claimed that fed deny what they are doing is what japan did. My point is that the Fed publicly acknowledges that they are doing exactly the same thing.
  14. C

    Is the way central banks view inflation simply wrong?

    Dude, Urban Dictionary?? Seriously?? How about we use an actual dictionary: https://www.google.com/search?q=define+crank&oq=define+crank&sugexp=chrome,mod=0&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 "An eccentric person, esp. one obsessed by a particular subject or theory." As far as StarDust is concerned...
  15. C

    Is the way central banks view inflation simply wrong?

    (1) In terms of StarDust, I have no idea what you guys might be discussing privately. I can't be responsible for that. I responded to a part that's publicly posted. (2) I clearly have not insulted StarDust. You claim I have. I'd like you to apologize for that. (3) Yes, I called you a...
  16. C

    Is the way central banks view inflation simply wrong?

    How have I insulted the other user? Please quote where I insulted the other user. For that matter, how have I insulted you? I disagreed with another user as a matter of fact. In fact, I can back up my position, as I have with the link. I have been nothing but civil. Can you show me where...
  17. C

    Is the way central banks view inflation simply wrong?

    I quoted exactly what was said. "Currently it appears that the FED is directly trying to copy the Japan model (while denying it) of buying every bond produced by government. As the canary in the coal mine, Japan soon may give one clue as to the ultimate endgame. " It doesn't have to be...
  18. C

    Is the way central banks view inflation simply wrong?

    (1) I'm not sure what you are talking about in terms of qualitative easing. BoJ called it "Quantitative Easing" - don't believe me? See BoJ's own one-year retrospective in 2002: http://www.imes.boj.or.jp/english/publication/edps/2002/02-E-03.pdf ; the other guy was talking about bond...
Back
Top