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With IB, your OCO is on their server but with ZF the OCO is on your computer... http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/forum/showthread.php?t=5349

Not true... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parrondo%27s_paradox

Do you know how hard it is to mine stuff from granite, one of the hardest rocks you can find in the earth? I'll give you a hint: it is not easy.

You shorted ES at 1193? The very top of the evening session? Right after it broke resistance? Interesting.

What about Saudi Aramco? They've got a couple hundred billion barrels of oil in reserve. Lets say 100 billion to make the math easy. Oil is $80/bbl right now, so thats what... $8,000,000,000,000 (eight trillion) sitting in the ground? Hard to compete with that...

Your posts make no sense. Even if oil is abiotic, there is still an enormous cost associated with extracting it.

Why is it up to someone else to correct your false statements? All the bullshit you came up with in this post (http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=187210&perpage=6&pagenumber=1) can easily be verified on the exchange and US CFTC websites. It appears as if you've mixed up the...

these are great.. keep 'em coming!

Think of oil reservoirs as a sponge - a very tight sponge with extremely low permeability (ability for a porous media to transmit fluid) and porosity (void space in the rock matrix). You can suck a well dry if you pump it enough, but it only really depletes the area directly surrounding the...

So how do you propose we get this "free energy"?

All the previous posters were trying to tell you that nothing integrates with Oanda other than their own API. This means no eSignal, no NinjaTrader, no MultiCharts, no Tradestation... you get the idea?

Quick rundown: 1. The Mississippi river has been flowing into the GOM for many millions of years. 2. It has been carrying sediment, ranging from coarse sand to very fine silt in size. 3. Before dams were built along the river, it could have enormous flood phases - these floods would pick up...

So we're supposed to believe an <i>English professor</i>'s claims? Even if oil is generated by the Earth, it is still getting harder to extract every day. All the easy to extract oil is already out of the ground.

That graphic definitely needs a few categories for >10% unemployment.

1. No, it isn't. It is only 50 million barrels - comparatively "small" when you realize Saudi Arabia has ~275 billion barrels of proven reserves. 2. They will not nuke the well. It is basically done and over, they just have to pump in kill fluid either via the choke/kill lines of the original...

Not sure if you guys missed the news, but the spill is totally stopped for now.

If you had read the actual report, you would've noticed that 100,000 bbl/d scenario is only if they REMOVE the BOP, which they have absolutely no intention of doing.

No, despite the massive amount of misinformation in that post, the lakes of hydrocarbons on Titan is true. http://www.astro.sunysb.edu/astro/abstracts/JS09/jcl27Feb09-2.pdf http://www.cosmosmagazine.com/news/2109/ethane-lake-finally-confirmed-titan

unretired, what are your sources? I could rebut many of your points with real sources, but I'd like to see yours first. The biggest issue I have with your post is point number 1. If there was such a huge amount of energy just 2000 feet below the sea floor, why aren't we all bathing in...