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People like Den are dicks. They are just bitter because they didn't take advantage of their resources when they were young and learn to trade. Sorry that you suck Den.

Anger coupled with clever word play doesn't make you any more correct. You act like America produces nothing. We still produce 25% of the worlds goods. We are still the leading producer and we are producing at levels we have never seen before. China isn't stealing real manufacturing jobs...

I did read it. And like I said I haven't experienced such problems. There is the possibility that someone actually purchased contracts at those prices. I mean you could do a limit order to sell below market value? It would be dumb but possible. It would account for such spikes. If there is no...

i mean i haven't seen anything like this yet. Been using their game account for a couple months to see if I like it. I do.

Just wondering if you could provide a link to support your claim. I may be skeptical but I'll take your for it now.

Can someone explain how this happens. It just boggles my mind. I don't get how somethings value can change so rapidly.

Tell them you are like a physiologist. You study and understand the most basic of human emotions so that you can profit from its pitfalls. You participate in a large scale war between buyers and sellers and use your knowledge of human behavior to choose sides. You are a master of the mind.

What other speculative bubbles have you known to drop to fair value every month before expiration. None of them have. Our evidence of a bubble is precedence from the past. Parabolic Graph Up + Time = Parabolic Graph Down Like I said everyone always thinks the current bubble is different...

The slogan of the housing bubble, "there not making more land". Haha. I agree. During the bubble its supposedly always different. In the end they are all the same.

I have a simple question. We have seen hundreds of bubbles throughout the last hundred years or so, right? So my question is when these other bubbles were forming did they meet all of these criteria you speak of? Like when silver sky rocketed, did the price of silver fall back to true value at...

I say spend another 3 months reading books on TA and PA. Then come back and read a book on futures. Then get a simulator for 3 months. Then repeat. Then maybe you can trade. Your inability to understand a simple instrument such as leverage undertones your greater lack of understanding about...

alright so you say you understand leverage but you cannot possibly understand leverage and not understand this. Say you have $200 and you invest $100 in option A and option B Option A - pure stock, goes up one point outcome- you make one dollar Option B - futures, goes up one...

I don't know if either was really wrong. The one guy agreed on recession the other just said it was going to be a depression.

VERY HELPFUL!

Do you know what month you would have posted that. I dont know if you noticed but the thread is over 600 pages now. Its difficult to find things in it.

The Candlestick Course by Steve Nison. I definately see the key reversal in the second rectangular box but in the first I didn't see it on that five minute. It wasn't till i looked at the fifteen that I saw the obvious shooting star. What is it about the first set of bars that says reversal...

I'm not saying your wrong but could you supply a link to show how that number is calculated? Without a source of how you believe it to be calculated your statement doesn't tell me much. I have no reason to assume that the statistic isn't referring to things manufactured in the United States.

I believe people are looking at the wrong statistics when trying to find out manufacturing growth. Politicians quote manufacturing jobs lost. This does not give an accurate view of current conditions because the manufacturing industry is constantly upgrading technology. This in turn requires...

I just don't know if this is the case. I happen to go to an engineering school. And a good one at that. None of my graduating friends are having trouble getting jobs and in comparison they are hardly low paying. Georgia Tech which is almost entirely engineering has one of the highest starting...

It only put one of the charts. sorry. ug. i then went on to put up the same chart again. Now i can't put up the 15 minute. it just showed the shooting star really well.