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    TRIN Historical Data Needed

    Wow, that mother-fucking thankful, huh?
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    How do you know which stocks to trade?

    Bingo, and might I add some sigma and frequent/regular news coverage.
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    Nat Gas Glut.

    Pawnee?? Z-ville?
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    Nat Gas Glut.

    Also: Dollar's accelerating decline Colder, earlier than expected winter Cyclical price low PR, where about in South Texas?
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    U.S. Empire in Decline, on Collision Course with China

    When it comes to making money...China will do whatever it needs to do.
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    Sell In October, Buy in May

    Sell this December, it'll be a far better short than the last 10 trading days of this month.
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    1929 And Today - Sobering Parallels Abound

    Smoot-Hawley was only a small piece of the Depression puzzle. Credit was a much more integral part.
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    Since we outsource Productive jobs why not outsource wars to china?

    Wrong. US wars are some of the most economically-stimulative endeavors that our domestic economy can experience. Think about it. If you build a car worth $20,000 and it is driven for 20 years and then crushed for scrap and salvage, that's not that stimulative. On the other hand, if you...
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    need one say more, Treasury's Geithner says US recovery better than expected th

    This is will go down in history as the most superficial recovery of all time. Fed and Treasury know how to quick-fix things and give people a false sense of security. This is all this is about...a quick fix at the expense of future economic prosperity and stability.
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    Hem-Line Indicator Says...

    Oh no my friend, that means the party's just beginning.
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    Hem-Line Indicator Says...

    It's mini-skirt madness!! (apparently). If this is true, it looks like this market has legs, in both a literal and oh-so figurative sense. http://www.ibtimes.com/contents/20090901/mini-skirt-madness.htm
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    Mystery Meredith Whitney Goldman downgrade

    Actually that would be the 0%-discount-rate-dollar-getting crushed-and-losing-it's-reserve-status effect. Just wait until loaves of bread start posting 3% daily gains...it's gonna be awesome!
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    Does a credit score matter anymore?

    Honestly, I know that it sounds cool and renegade-ish to say "F My Credit Score," but I've got friends in many credit-intensive industries and people/entities without good credit are getting the door slammed in their face in so many ways. It's just so ill-advised to let your credit deteriorate...
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    Does a credit score matter anymore?

    I wouldn't want to be the one to test this theory. A poor credit score will hurt you in a tight-credit environment. The world is still turning, so no, don't let your credit collapse. You will only be f-ing yourself.
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    COT thread

    This new catergory includes the commodity indices like the CRB, GSCI etc. It also includes some OTC dealers, but it looks like the biggest part of this catergory is long-only commodity index funds and indices that use swaps to conduct (at least a portion) of their business. Long only pension...
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    The Death Throes of Commercial Real Estate

    Maybe this is when we'll see telecommuting really start to take hold in a big way. There is really no need for some people to go to work in an office building, especially when they can have all calls routed to them and can access all pertinent info online. People shoot emails all day long to...
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    okun's law

    I think that the Philips curve is most appropriate topic here. In the short-run, there is a positive correlation between inflation and employment rate. Fed is trying to tamp down rising U rates with inflation (among the many other things he's trying to accomplish with inflation). I guess...
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    COT thread

    You're right, the COT report comes out every Friday at 2:30 pm, CST. The data reported is from earlier in the week. That's why it's important to not lean on the COT too much in short-term trading, as it's days old. Not bad for ferreting out those intermediate-term trend changes. If you're...
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    Jim Rogers

    Soooo, would betting right now on the prospect of a future inflationary environment be trading one of those "nows" or the "maybes to come," in your opinion? Just curious.
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