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given his strange voice it seems he certainly had a surgery - just not sure it was that high up

thank you - I feel wiser immediately. by the way I do not watch CNBC...

to OP poster: I remember that day very well because I traded the employment report and made some decent money - even bought something at 110-01. The plunge down to 110-00 and reversal took less then 1 second - you can not arb anything with the pit in such a short time. This is quite normal...

LOL by the way he is clearly the biggest asshole on the street - together with his PIMCO sect. They just talk their books all the time - his speaches has nothing to do with objective opinion or even (God forbid) with an economic analysis.

finally somebody smart... http://www.bloomberg.com/avp/avp.asxx?clip=mms://media2.bloomberg.com/cache/v1BuV6IecAEQ.asf

very weak bond reaction to data that used to propel bond markets to exosphere....

lol :) I presume he has a Bloomberg terminal

housing bottoming, commodities rising, economy growing, consumers consuming, inflation high by any measure - hike is on the way. The only way we do not get it is that the longer rates are going to go up - from today's knee-jerk reaction of the bond market I would not be surprised if that happens...

it may turn up to be your worst trade...:D

try GLD ETF.

I see - thanks. It just sounds scary....:)

I thought you said that apocalypse is coming next week...(?) :)

I agree with that - that's why we can make money in the markets. :cool:

<b>well said!</b>

For me a security is something quite different than taking away access to your monies for several weeks or months...

It makes perfect sense. Metals are very cheap when you consider things like liquidity and (re)building of infrastructure around the world (and if you think longer term). For instance I remember seeing estimates of copper consumption for the next few years if China rebuilds its electricity...

my 2 cents. I had a similar problem once (with an institutional account). I wanted to withdraw about $50k and something went wrong initially. It was not clear whose mistake it was - but this really does not matter. The point is that after I submitted all the documentation that was needed...

I hope you did not do that - this market is not going to go down unless something totally crazy happens. It feels more like a waiting game for "when it is going to go up" for the past 2 weeks.... Earnings will be the catalyst (imho). Of course I am be wrong and I am definitelly biased - I...

do you think there are also people that plan what other planners plan to do? And people that have plans about them?

but from what levels: http://online.wsj.com/public/resources/documents/info-Delinquency0704-sort.html I agree with minimi that subprime <i>issue</i> will simply go away - of course only after the weakest hands are shaken off...