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this Shrekli should plead insanity....I bet he has never had his ass whooped before..he will really luck out if he gets a country club prison....can you imagine this guy up at Rikers?

Man the balls on this guy, telling rappers come at me, talking shit to congress, he is in for a rude awakening about how the real world works. I have never seen someone alienate so many people, glad Surf is still rooting for him though, maybe he can visit him in prison. :(

interesting article http://blogs.platts.com/2016/01/26/north-dakota-oil-supply-crash/

Raul Paul talking about Euro Banks going under.

thought you would enjoy this Mav:

I guess I can't my head around the idea that this product which is a real physical product can have such a huge range in a relatively short period of time. Also, regarding the article you posted with the price curves I am I correct that the conclusion is lower oil prices for longer. "This...

gotcha great explanation......I keep reading these articles about how the Saudis are trying to starve out the shale players with the idea that their production costs are dirt cheap as compared to say oil sands.

Hey Mav, can you talk about the last/marginal barrel of oil. I think the concept is important but I am not very articulate when it comes to energy products. http://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/U.S.-Shale-A-Marginal-Not-Swing-Producer.html

yes you should only trade the most liquid etfs with the smallest spread. You could drive a semi thru a lot of the less liquid option spreads. The other thing is that you are generally losing on the roll yield. This is why many etfs don't track the underlying correctly. You may want to read up on...

not sure about pure beta sounds like a marketing term, but etn's have a different structure than etf's and are debt instruments. You have to be careful with anything labeled etn: http://wiserinvestor.com/etfs-vs-etns-you-better-be-careful/ ETNs are debt instruments. Debt instruments do not own...

Mav you are invoking Zeno's paradox. Did the rest see this: http://www.cnbc.com/2016/01/20/bridgewaters-dalio-feds-next-move-toward-qe-not-tightening.html I realize now Red Baron already posted the link check it out though

vix is in backwardation as well.

another note here, RBOB gasoline is within 5% of the monthly 12/2008 low.

Raoul Paul is on Fast Money today, Mav posted some of his thinking a while ago.

yep noting the feds prime directive regarding 2% inflation, they are up against 2 very powerful deflationary forces in a slower growing China and vastly cheaper oil, then there are the negative rates in Europe, overall the US economy still looks pretty good considering. I think last time Dalio...

This was more about a former fed president using the term "risk on" "risk off". He talks about the taper tantrum as well. To me this shows the fed is really paying attention to the market like a trader. good insight on their psychology.

from Bernanke's blog Mav: During “risk-on” periods, according to this research, financial capital flows into emerging markets, leading to increases in risky asset prices, faster credit growth, and more leverage. This process can reverse sharply during high-volatility “risk-off” periods, with...

double spending is a big problem, interesting idea though, getting rid of taxes and brokers is pissing in a lot of people's wheaties though..this Chris Ellis cat is extremely bright. see vid below.

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/us-oil-benchmark-trades-at-parity-with-brent-crude-2015-12-22

typical Surf has his tongue up his rear, maybe he can be his penpal when he is in jail!!