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The "bring more money" part might be hard for Jack: http://boardreader.com/thread/Jack_Hershey_82_000_in_debt_and_has_no_a_16nbnX45xm.html

He's been too busy making 3X the ATR of the S&P every day to post this. But he knew it back in the summer of 2006, just like he knew the ultimate blow-off top was in October '07. Freakin' genius, that Jack. As for the original question, yes earnings do matter...but with perpetual QE, it's...

Yep, earnings are weak and Corporate America is far from bullish: http://www.thereformedbroker.com/2012/10/18/stocks-skyrocket-on-horrendous-earnings/ "Company after company with literally nothing good to say. Line 'em up - Chipotle, IBM, Googster, CAT, Nike, Intel - guidance weak, results...

Same ol' same ol'. A thread about an indicator, price pattern, model, etc. It should've ended when several people said they backtested it and it wasn't profitable. But no...the white knight comes in. "It works if you look at it in 5 different time frames over 13 different markets. And...

Hershey and his bots run to these threads like roaches run to crumbs in the kitchen at midnight. They love to critique others' trading without subjecting their own to any sort of objective verification.

http://www.detroitnews.com/article/20120813/AUTO01/208130392 http://www.realfreemarket.org/blog/2012/03/20/25b-taxpayer-gain-from-mortgage-bailout/ What a bunch of tripe. It's certainly true that no one ever went broke underestimating the intelligence of the U.S. public.

Uh, it's satire dude. You know, Jonathan Swift, pushing bad ideas to absurdity, etc. The fact that anyone thinks this would be a good idea shows how much we've been dumbed down.

There are far better ways to waste a weekend...

I'm not a conspiracy theorist, but it's interesting that oil hasn't risen nearly as much as stocks have since both bottomed out this summer. Oil/stocks have been positively correlated for a long time, but especially since about 2004. All the major indexes are at new highs, while oil is...

As I said in another thread (which got ruined by some idiot troll): As much as I was against TARP, I can understand how they'd rationalize that during an election year, considering the circumstances. And Obama and McCain both supported it, so it wasn't much of an election issue. But in a...

Continue on what, bitch? I have better things to do with my time. Debating you would be like me fighting a 12-year old (who probably spells better than you.) Get lost.

Oh, the irony.

Brilliant response. Way to engage with the topic. Do us a favor and stick to the forums at Nickelodean next time.

As much as I was against TARP, I can understand how they'd rationalize that during an election year, considering the circumstances. And Obama and McCain both supported it, so it wasn't much of an election issue. But in a year when the Dow & S&P are up well over 10% to date...QE3 gets...

+1. Depending what you do, I'm not sure if any of this will help you trade or manage money. But things like OR or Actuarial courses could teach you how to make or save money in the real world, unlike 95%+ of academic economics. As for credentials, you could get a degree in anything and then...

Wonderful insight. Now get off that library computer and go back to your FEMA trailer.

And a guy with over 3,600 posts actually learned something. Mission accomplished.

A more relevant question is how have the Dow and gold done in the current monetary system (since 1971) when you adjust both for inflation? http://home.earthlink.net/~intelligentbear/com-dj-infl.htm I love the selective stat/end dates, though. It's like the so-overused "look at gold since...

I said nothing about going short or when the rally would end. Sheesh, I wonder how many people here could pass a Logic 101 class?

The whole lipid hypothesis (cholesterol causes heart disease and everything else evil in the world) is far from conclusive. The science of nutrition is still in its very early stages and there's a lot we don't know...