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I would expect new highs in stock indexes and commodities before the weekend.

I don't think there are definite answers. Perhaps something to think about might be money management and position sizing (hint: trade more than 1 contract). Also the psychological factors such as how you feel about buying highs and selling lows need to be addressed.

I saw the movie a few days ago. I liked it, but not a patch on the first. I'm a big fan of Douglas, i first recall seeing him in "Streets of San Francisco" when I was probably 5 years old. Sad to see him old and wrinkled, tbh, even sadder to hear he may die from cancer. Shia looks like a...

Doesn't make a difference as to how long they were planning it, recent events should have served as a warning to stay out. They were basically lucky they stayed out for so long so they could witness events, yet they foolishly decided to plough ahead anyway. Only caveat is of course if they...

Might be a good decision if they already think they will need a bailout. Otherwise, pretty dumb, it just raises prices for goods and services immediately, they lose control of monetary policy and they have to contribute to bailout Ireland et al. Their women are quite hot, so I may forgive...

When I saw the title of this thread, I thought it read "New Orleans to get rid of last of FEMALE traders" :D

Doesn't Bill Gross looks like Frankenstein in that picture?

Does that equate to $40? :p

I'm afraid I wouldn't know :D In any case, he's there to LEARN! :p

Find yourself a hooker, tell her you only have $90 in the whole wide world, but you want to learn how to make love to a woman properly. If she agrees, you may have have learnt a highly valuable skill that will stay with you forever :D

Yeah, sure... (sarcasm intended)

But proptrader, surely with his $15k, he can trade stocks, ETFs, maybe some mini future contracts, options....??? I think he could learn a lot in say, one month. Say he spends 10 hours a day, 7 days a week at it, reading books, looking at charts, doing simulations, that can be a lot of...

Disagree with some (much?) of the advice here. There's only one real way of learning to trade and that is to trade. Read the books mentioned, buy Amibroker (or whatever), buy data, do simulations, look at charts, talk to people. Find something that works, study money management, understand...

So we're at a market top then?

Agreed. Why is this guy recommending shares at a 2 and a half year high?

What's that picture to do with Marc Faber?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-12023033 http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704694004576019783931381042.html?mod=djemTMB_t The UBS Dress Code: Do's and Don'ts Do's For women: * Wear your jacket buttoned. * When sitting, the buttons should be unfastened...

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My own view is that the Fed is not only unwilling to unwind, but is committed to more and more QE. There will be no end to it! If that's the case, then the US will almost certainly experience hyperinflation.

Interesting paper: http://research.stlouisfed.org/publications/review/10/11/Anderson.pdf CONCLUSION During the past two decades, large increases— and decreases—in central bank balance sheets have become a viable monetary policy tool. His - torically, doubling or tripling a...