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The textbook effect of quantitative easing and currency debasement by central banks is asset price appreciation/(re)inflation...and I think we've seen that this year to an obvious degree. Just look at how it has affected housing prices, they're back on the upswing again, even in the face of...

long gamma, vega seems appropriate here. this four month long consolidation will end soon. i'm honestly a bit surprised that the dollar weakness hasn't had more of a positive effect on sb prices, although it has helped to keep an outright wreck from occuring. i guess we'll see.

he should've modified the mortgage contract...not cancelled it. this judge clearly formed a biased opinion that favored deliquent homeowners that were incapable of taking the time to read their own mortgage contract over a lending institution. this judge is a fucking fool. this case will be...

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this is the effect of potentially-dilutive securities, my man. look at the conversion ratio, do some mathematics and find your DRYS buy point. This could be an opportunity if you can price it right.

I'm pretty sure that there's a TradeStation string of code that turns the order book flow into an audible series of clicks. When trading is slow, click frequency is slow and speeds up as orders are jamming the market. It's out there, search the TradeStation forums to see if you can find...

I concur.

Just go back 132 periods, no matter time frame. 24 bars (weeks) is too small a sample to try and compare relative band width to. Honestly, the more data you can run it against, the better. Don't be afraid to go back even further.

Looks like EUR/USD will try to make a run at 1.50 again, soon.

We've been gamed.

I think that this was the case with 1987. Prechter advised to "sit tight" and hold long as the end of the world was not yet neigh. Tudor, like a good trader, changed his end-of-the-world in '88 view to end-of-the-world in '87. Trader was right, analyst was wrong...as is often the case. I'm...

66% of US pop. is overweight and/or obese, is that what you meant? We're revolting by destroying our bodies and turing into oddly-shaped creatures with zero physical capabilities. It's the opposite of a hunger strike I guess...but it doesn't seem to be working that well. Maybe we will...

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Factor in the 15% decline in the value of the USD for the year and the picture becomes even clearer.

Marx once said that Britain had all of the major ingredients for a revolution...but it's people lacked the will/initiative to do it. So no, America won't be revolting because our people lack the will/initiative (or at least the vast majority do).

CZ09 got owned today. That damn 4.00 level brought some sellers into the mkt.

Hoping for BAC to fail is like hoping to get malaria. I don't agree with the way the system is organized, but for a bank like BAC to fail is to unleash a massive world of hurt upon everyone. You have got to acknowledge this fact. FDIC would get scorched, BAC counterparties would get scorched...

Get a grip on reality, would you please. You want to see BAC fail and droves of honest depositors get burned? That would cause some pretty big, nasty waves in the pool...much worse than you could ever imagine.

Apparently, there's something so alluring about shitting in a coffee can.

It's because I sell all of my old Ferraris at deep discounts :cool: