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ummm....well, i know there are hybrid cars, and I know that there is a little town in Florida that trucks in diesel to generate electricity, but my point is that it's dumb. power can be more efficiently generated by large scale ops like nuclear. transportation requires portable fuel and...

goat entrails?

post a chart, schmuck. :D

unacceptable and stupid. why curb demand for something that everyone needs and is perfect for the job? power generation should not be competing w/transportation for fuel. duh.

never should have let the enviro-girlie-boys scare us out of building nukes. Electricity should not be generated w/crude -- it's a nightmare of an arrangement, logistically. when oil was dirt cheap, it was fine. But that's not the case now. Electrical demand is suited for the sort of...

whatever. it still came upon us pretty fast.

no comments from anyone about that sudden sell off? (even though we were probably all short ($) and holding our breaths as it went in our faces all morning....)

i agree. people notice it at the pump -- it's effective behavior modification (to put it nicely).

I hate to say such things, honestly. But I notice that, crawling all over wall street, are these Asian folk that Goldman worships and starts at like a quarter million and then they think Americans are so stupid and they act like they are better than we are but then again most people on wall...

it's like a wrestling match. and you get to change your bets depending on who's looking stronger. if pickens is right and we see 3$ gas, I'd say oil wins -- that is, high oil will do the job of interest rates and the economy will hit a wall.

too funny. so, I thought these orientals were the gods of trading?!

know, but when you find out, let me know. I can't wait to watch all those "Dynamic Fibonacci" reruns. Seriously, if you give me the formula, I can code it. So can a bunch of other ET'ers.

no. you just need to be the house. but don't worry, markets are imperfect. strictly efficient markets are a creature of theory, like gravity without friction. It doesn't exist.

you're attempting to hedge a price decline, not an interest rate. yes, cheap money has fueled demand.

more _______s than ________s.

one word: hedge. why not buy? when will money be cheaper? but hedge.

do some scouting for Navillus. You might be able to work something out w/the principals if you're exceptional.

spitballs.

crude at 65 will be a screaming short.

apart from that really cool typo, I take issue with the apparent presumption that the "government" is somehow immune from excesses and abuses of power. It is not -- in fact, it is prone to them. Nobody can bankrupt an industry faster than the gummint. decentralization of power and/or the...