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The talented Mr Ripley trades his rent money. When that's gone he trades his ComEd fund. I dont know what is more pathetic: Ripley's rookie ramblings or the sad lemmings who mistake them for wisdom.

If you remember, the Russell was relatively stronger than the other indicies for the better part of last week until the Friday collapse.

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uh oh, I struck a nerve. You better head back outside to watch the path of the fire ants to regain your "equilibrium".

Again, not one response. No one finds it uncanny, that the fake documentary on FX essentially portrayed this scenario to a "t" at least 4-5 months ago. The Cat5+ hurricane was scheduled to destroy New Orleans Labor Day Weekend, 2005...

I think Cluseau was dosed.

BTW, if this doesnt prove that life imitates art, what does? Anyone remember that fictitious documentary last spring called "Oil Storm" on FX? From the synopsis: "Oil Storm examines what happens when a Category 6 hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico slams into Louisiana, crushing the city of...

The classiest thing to do would be to go about one's business in anonymity. Old Toddo loves the sound of his own voice. Fleck and Grant I have a bit more respect for, nevertheless, I dont consider any of these media figures guys with alot of "class".

How typical. The ES breaks the trendline and then starts flatlining.

When I saw the title, I figured it was that twit Marketspammer back to try and get some more desperate attention for himself. Wait until we get a few days of a downdraft and the reincarnation of Marketspammer will be back here to give us all a great buy signal.

Not to start a flame war, but a simple observation might be in order...Look at the trader P&L thread and you will notice that there have been almost no contributions from futures traders. Not to imply that everyone is losing by trading them, its just that there are more than likely a higher...

Click on the respective Disclosure Document PDF's. These will always have contact information in the first few pages as a preface to the trading program presentation.

In theory, agree with what you say, but you gotta admit, the market has been operating in this weird, wacky program driven, illiquid, spike up, spike down, go nowhere structure for quite a long while. Nothing is out of the ordinary anymore. upside crashes, downside crashes, etc, etc...

Was his name Michael Bolton? :D

Not that this is comprehensive, obvious www.iasg.com is the site you would want to peruse, but this site gives you some more detailed information on the various CTA programs. http://www.cta.visionlp.com/index2.cfm

Basically, the guy is a perma bull at heart. When every stock, sector, momo stock is going parabolically higher, he looks like a genius. Just look at his popularity the past few months. That, in and of itself, is an indication of the sentiment out there.

Sentiment shifts are always just one good buy or sell program away. It is pretty ridiculous...

Banks have been diverging from index strength for weeks, if not months, at this point.

yes, the game becomes more apparent as every day, week and month pass. It really isn't a grand conspiracy since the Federal Reserve essentially gave the markets a heads up back in 2002 as the rate cuts were not having their intended effects.

While I respect your commentary on the liquidity battle between the institutions and the hedge funds, I am beginning to suspect a possible reincarnation of AMT4SWA...