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This is a great article discussing the racket at Goldman Sachs. A must read. http://zerohedge.blogspot.com/2009/06/goldman-sachs-engineering-every-major.html

And the absolute worst is "irregardless." That isn't even a word but it's used so frequently Websters actually put it in the blasted book. At least they were smart enough to make a little note about how butchered the word regardless has become.

LOL. C'mon Homie. You gotta have a bit of fun and don't get me started on the confusion between then and than :mad: Google that and see how messed up people are. I'm an adjunct professor at the local university and the quality of papers I get from graduate students is enough to make a...

Go in that corner over their and fuck off. Fuck, wrong their. Now you got me all fucked up. Is it their, there, or they're. You just runined my fucking day :mad:

CNBC is a circus. Sound effects are fitting for the big ring.

It is common knowledge that the Federal Reserve is as corrupt as a 3rd world African Country's central bank. The frightening part is no one seems to be particularly bothered about it. $9T unaccounted for an it's just another day.

Goldman Sachs is the biggest insider trading racket known to man. I wonder how soon they get all those economic numbers the Treasury has access to? Where exactly does each Treasury Secretary come from? Ohhh....that's right GS! It's a fucking criminal enterprise. GS makes it sound as...

Where do you find all these articles? Dude, you need to get out on the golf course. Hit the 19th hole hard :D You post some interesting stuff but I'm gonna need a prozac to cheer me up :p

Very interesting thought. Why do traders make the same mistake again and again? I occasionally find myself slipping back into old habits like not getting out of a bad trade soon enough, and I have to do a real focus check. It's incredibly hard to stay at the top of your game 100% of the time...

Bingo!

I did the exact same thing. I saved $15 per week cutting grass and then the old man took me out on the job site when I was 16 swinging a hammer. I saved $8000 and paid for my first two years of college in cash. Then I bought a car -- a used car. A 1975 Pontiac Grand Prix. Damn, that thing...

I remember the old days when my Dad actually saved money and bought a used car -- no payments. Credit Cards didn't even exist. The only debt he had was a mortgage. When you create credit your create purchasing power but you also elevate price. It doesn't matter how much purchasing power is...

Let's guess who cares :mad:

His analytical skills do seem quite good but he offers a RT trading alert service. If you do that you MUST provide a verifiable track record. Although, there seems to be no end to the amount of traders who will join a RT trading service w/o seeing brokerage statements. Crazy biz huh?

This guy is one of the worst traders I've EVER seen!!! He uses 50 point stops and gets stopped out at a couple of ticks above/below highs/lows consistently. I asked him to provide his track record because I wanted do join his service a while back and check it out. The response was something...

$301. Ha, just messing with you Surf :D

A little bump for you. I use the Acer 22's -- love them. Fast load time, high quality. Nice screens. Good luck selling the Dells.

I've trade a wide variety of futures contracts at small and large sizes and the difference between trying to exit 1 lot vs 50 lots can be like the difference between swimming the English Channel compared to swimming the length of the pool in your back yard. If you system works with 1 lot sizing...

I nominate this for Idiotic Post of the Year Award. The Hummer is NOT a troop movement vehicle. The Humvee is. Do a little research before you make such stupid statements. Grief :confused:

1. Place hammer on desk. 2. When over-trading occurs hit head with hammer. 3. Repeat as necessary.