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Good advice in this article: http://www.oftwominds.com/blogapril11/alternatives-to-100K4-11.html

Exactly right..... In my opinion, that lesson is very expensive to implement into your trading plan. But ya QE basically creates an artificial template that restructures the Markets to appear buoyant and all prices rise.... It has been a great mask.. I just wonder how close we are to...

This person has a blog to host their trading firms website... and they do HFT... BUT hes writing a daily overview of the Market... Buddy needs to get his ass in gear and write a couple thousand lines of HFT code

Good One.

I don't know if its a sad commentary on America or what that you have to be drinking a 6-pack, sitting on the toilet, or smoking a joint to find out the inner workings of the FED and its WALL STREET partners.... Obviously a formal discussion of this on NPR or 60 minutes could never happen in...

http://finance.bnet.com/bnet/news/read?GUID=18149397

What if things were slightly different: What if we were spending our debt on money... instead of spending our money on debt.... When you filp those words around you should immediately so that money is debt. As long as money is debt.. well, money will be around... Might want to read Warren...

There is a book about trading on prices using options rather than the underlying itself, buts its an expert level book... It involves a fair bit of ongoing participation in the Market too. You can't just buy one or two options and expect the proper results.. its a dynamic process...

Oil life, lover boy. he move in space with minimum waste and maximum joy. City lights and business nights. When you require street-car desire for higher heights. No place for beginners or sensitive hearts When sentiment is left to chance. No place to be ending but somewhere to start...

hahaha models and bottles

My day job is a draftsperson. I sit on a stool with a backrest that I bought at Costco for $100 shipped to my door, and I have two 23" monitors on an Ikea Jerker desk (think they stopped making this model) with an elevation of the desk set to about belly button height when standing. For...

http://www.thestreet.com/author/1352996/AdamFeuerstein/all.html

biomedreports.com is good, but you need to be an expert because the way they provide that information is in a complicated format. But its a lot better than the shit FDA site on which you cannot find anything.

Maybe their policy response has been so well relayed (whatever it is) and channeled amongst hedgies that the carry is so good and the likelihood of default so muted that this thing has turned into a money printing machine for hedgies.... Plus if anyone actually has enough money to push up the...

Ya they may have thrown in a few corpses down there at the same time...

Dude, if they aren't concerned about their website, I doubt they are concerned about you.

Exactly... they have all this mass of information available for every economist or associated academic to troddle over, but of course at the approximate time of these ongoing events, everything was in control and ...... SAFE!?!

I guess he's never heard of a black swan or a contingent event... all current risk management does is ensure everyones models max out with the same over-optimized variables...I fail to see what predicting the future will do to solve a latent and dysfunctional credit system, currency and economy.

Ya I have seen comments about this for a while.. The problem is that when your homeboy rapper says buy dumbo solar panels... and there are only 100k shares to buy within $1 of that price, you have a problem. Its called Liquidity. Strategies that don't scale don't survive the litmus test.