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wierd. this seems like a decent place to drop it http://www.wfmu.org/listen.ram?show=18408&archive=26418&starttime=2:25:35 give it a few seconds

truly efficient markets will be better for all human beings on a global scale. it's esoteric regulatory inequities and manipulative ways of generating credit that have allowed us to export war for the last 40 years (or vice versa?) as a means to sustain the appearance of status quo without...

tradestation needs to get with it and start offering global connectivity. its starting to piss me off that all the foreign mkts i watch are either etf's or cme offerings ala @NIY. the one poster's experience with the index and etf data being utterly out of whack doesn't surprise me in the...

the basic mechanism of the gold carry trade is as follows afaik: 1. central bank lends physical gold to bullion bank for gold interest rate (historically 1-2%) 2. bullion bank (basically most IB's i believe) sells gold in the spot mkt to raise cash. 3. bullion bank lends cash...

gotta remember, central banks, bullion banks and dealers are short precious metals in size. a real run on them threatens the existence of their business

22 here. i could see the direction they were going, and how to generate the savant score if one wanted to.

great suggestion. i just brought up all available months for wti on the ipe in tws, and no prices or spreads came up. are they trading at the moment?

wierd wtf. i swear ever since i started trading this thing a month ago, it seems like the rules are always changing. for a few days it was trading between 2:30 and 3:15 etc unless i'm just flaking out

cool place to be

good reply. the only question coming to mind wrt gold in the 800's is, what's wrong with a potential 91% gain? my @GC.P chart shows cbot pit gold peaking at 1529.40 in January, 1980. personally, the specific appeal of metal is its exponentiality and the fundamentally straight forward...

yeah i couldnt resist, and shorted 3 there, that was the last time i swear. they know its like crack for us and a good place to find predictable counter-liquidity because they used to work so well i'm not shorting it again and this time i mean it.

maybe you can arb the devil with honesty?

really excellent comments from everybody. i'm pretty new to the subject so just appreciating listening and taking in all of your ideas. the founders of the country were unanimous against fiat money. so what happened? maybe this is more of a cultural or biological question than an economic one.

holy crap, that's the last thing i expected to hear today. big bomb. scary lol pabst.

wow good find. to the tick

the next one might be stiff. i've been collaring every breakup and breakdown on er and emd for 3 years solid. i mean every single day with not a day of vacation, with 5-8 contracts and about 3-5 times a day. i finally cut it off for good starting yesterday. can't wait to see what the next...

so currently, the available electronic contracts are qm and the ice contract. i haven't checked out the ice contract, why do you guys prefer it?

i can see the hard part of this is going to be deciding where to take profits. how did you make the decision to exit half of your diversification into gold 2 weeks ago?

it's almost like the bankruptcy of the country is a foregone conclusion, inherent in its money creation process history says so in any case

it's funny you mention feedback, because that's the exact metaphor i've been pondering wrt the credit creation. no army of quants can program a fancy high freq mm bot to realize that it's hastening the collapse of the money it's predicated on. seems like best they can do is slow it to a...