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oh, I'm sorry. i didn't realize there was an IQ ceiling on this thread.

OK, the first one to post the NY Times article referenced above will be the official hero of this thread.

nooooooooo! say it isn't so. can't be. sure, he let the internet bubble make him look silly, but, puhleeez...

I used to use Foley and Lardner. And I was going to post something about the lawyers' job security and prosperity act. which, being interpreted, means that one group that won't suffer tremendously is the group of lawyers that will be billing hours by the thousands navigating firms around...

hey: is refco a decent prop shop?

whew! good thing you found that out before you took a position.

there's a ton of crude in russia. there's probably a ton under china and/or india, too. wait and see.

did they carry the story about bill gross talking down interest rates today? wonder who's long bonds?

this type of rant is just so '90's.

you're right, it's a scam. better to do away with them and go find someone to buy your 50 shares of CSCO downtown where you live.

EMLX, summer 2000. from 117 to about 46 and back to 113 in just a matter of minutes (although there was a halt of a couple of hours at the bottom). EMLX was so pleased with NASDAQ's handling of the trading that they moved to the NYSE and trade under ELX.

owning the euro is like buying stock in a cross between Enron, DeLorean Motor Cars, and the Mustang Ranch.

right. because everyone just have to have the euro. not.

wah wah wah.

oil is a little thorn in our side right now. but it's not necessarily deadly.

and apparently you assume that we are defenseless and doomed to destruction? pshaw.

noise pretty much equals liquidity, right?

what, exactly, is your question?

famous last words.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/081797962X/103-2649106-6989463?v=glance doomsday myth alert.