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i can empathize with you man. reality is coming. personally i've just been working on systematically defining highs in the meantime, and scaling in short at shock and awe highs with a little patience has been rewarding

actually yes, i spent several years of my childhood living in Manila. have you ever been outside a highrise condo? my understanding is that in many cases families are even being kicked off property they've owned for hundreds of years.

one thing that amazes me about et.. whatever the policy, no matter how viciously draconian it is, someone will always come out defending it

hopefully that's all it is

The Secret Behind China's Economy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvhvUJtfVNA video of homes being confiscated and razed minutes later to put up skyscrapers

those two are somewhat mutually exclusive

quarterly graph of personal savings rate http://photos1.blogger.com/hello/243/2888/640/PSq206.jpg

this thread sparked some interest in what the comparative advantages really were. this is from wiki Analysis of the Outcome Could the South have won? The goals were not symmetric. To win independence the South had to convince the North it could not win, but it did not have to invade the...

this is happening again at the moment, dollar has a huge slide day but near the close the daily chart shows it .40 higher interesting it was the last friday of the month the last time this happened too

there are misguided elitists everywhere, including the south. judgemental attitudes and a tendency to generalize are ubiquitous too i think that might be part of the north/south jesus chasm, a belief from the north that it's presumptuous of anyone to attempt to assert their values/beliefs on...

maybe you can talk to a professional and work through these southern pride issues you're not the only one, i know of many southerners stuck there too

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and that doesn't factor in erosion of 'real' value via declining dollar.. once adjusted, it's not just breakeven, it's really a full blown unacknowledged recession we've been in

i think these rallies are squeeze induced at best. for the first time in 3 years i'm really happy just to stop trading for a while and let the market sniff my liquidity back out at lower prices. could be a while, but about damn time for a vacation

i can't wait for the dollar to run out of room, at which point these bogus soft dollar rallies will simply have nowhere left to go and we can start to trade 'real' strength again in equities. the dollar is breaking some support here again in a rather ominous fashion just in time, i'm low on...

this is a year old, maybe barriers have changed. i see refco was on the list of FII's. it's a shame that retail is left off the list of foreign participants. i would think of every segment, retail should be welcome and could make a valuable contribution to liquidity...

thanks for the info. it sounds like you trade the NSE CNX contract. the SGX contract is priced in dollars and available through interactive brokers here, but is quite illiquid. i see the cftc approved the NSE CNX for offer in the US as of Oct 2003. Anyone aware of a broker offering this...

seems like a distinction needs to be made between finding a long term companion and getting laid.

thanks vm for the links. i've been neglectful no doubt. part of it is an irrational tendency to go for banks with brand equity. what would be nice is a truly universal margin acct that lets us purchase our treasuries and mm instruments directly side-by-side with trading

ING is a little dissapointing with the initially good rate followed by no competetive increases. Hydro, do you get that 5.5 at everbank?