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The "gold is money" crowd loses yet again.

I don't care what the guy said....the has a right to speak his mind. I'm sick of the backlash people receive for simply disagreeing with the protected members of American society (gays, blacks and women). And this is coming from a black male. It's crazy that people risk their entire livelihood...

The most objective book I've read on the function of the Federal Reserve is "Secrets of the Temple." The author explains how much power The Fed has over the economy without it sounding like a conspiracy. However, I don't write off the "conspiracy" authors either, especially Bill Still. Still has...

The main thing Obamacare taught me about liberals is that they don't care about the general well-being of others, just themselves. Lots of liberals jumped for joy at the thought of so-called affordable healthcare, but they couldn't care less how this crap caused some people's premiums to...

How I would've done it isn't the point. The point is that people have a right to defend themselves from those type of events.

I don't know about the other posters in here, but I come from a pretty rough background. I'm 28 now, but up until I was 21, I lived in high-crime areas in which there was lots of murder, robbery, drugs, and overall violence. As I became older and understood how things worked, I realized that...

This is precisely why I stopped listening to Austrian economists.

Thanks for your comment. For some reason, the OP and some other guy seem to equate price action with scalping. Where'd they get such an idea, I have no clue.

If this indeed true, then you can kiss hard work goodbye.

I work a day job and swing trade. I'll hold a position for 1-4 days, which makes it possible for me to work and trade. I'll resign from my job when I hit a certain number.

I don't know about you, but I didn't start making money consistently until I started swing trading. The price setups are still the same except you have more time to plot your move and if you're right, an opportunity to make more money.

That's your opinion. You may have conducted yourself like an immature child, but nonetheless, it's your opinion. FYI: Calling names doesn't validate your point.

I'd like for you to show me where I said that the big players are always right. If you can't do that, then your reply has no merit. Secondly, I said nothing about scalping or day trading. As for Cocoa, I was actually in on that bullish swing in the beginning but it went a lot further than...

Not to sound like the cynic, but I'd advise you to become skilled in reading price action. Reason being --- a lot of the fundamental information is acted on before it reached the public and by reading price action, you'll get an idea of what the big players are doing before the fact.

Since the Fed announced that a taper MIGHT be coming soon, it doesn't look good for gold. And it's funny because a lot of gold bugs try to debate me, proclaiming that the price of gold just HAS to rise because of the fundamentals of the U.S. economy. A lot of these guys, by their own admission...

I'm bullish on gold as well, but now is not the time to get in.

I receive Futures magazine and I honestly believe that it's cool for casual reading purposes. But if you're looking for anything that will help your trading, you probably won't find it.

If this is true, then holding out may have been smart. But if TenCent DOES make that offer, they'd better take the money and run. Personally, I would've taken the $3B from Facebook and ran. A 2-year old company that doesn't make any money receiving a buyout offer like that? You just don't turn...

Whatever one says that odds are against me getting wealthy, that's not gonna stop me from trying and giving it 200%.

Am I in the minority in my belief that the boom and bust cycle is actually a good thing? Before those who disagree dish their insults, let me explain my reasoning. I feel this way because the boom and bust cycle, to me, simply is nothing more than a transference of wealth. During times of...