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Waggie: I was not defending the aforementioned aliases. Instead, I was commenting on how emotional your posting has become and how "hell bent" you have been on criticizing and/or belittling anyone with a difference of opinion. Regarding not posting for three weeks. There isn't much...

I have also followed with interest this demographic dilemma. There is no question that there has been and perhaps will continue to be a downward trend in birth rates amongst certain segments of the US population. Obviously as education costs, health care costs, etc, etc continue to skyrocket...

Most of the time I have to turn the channel when Cavuto gets going, but this was a true gem. Very well stated and insightful...

I have also heard that alot of prop futures guys are migrating to the ER2 of late. I would argue that this is a larger and larger percentage of the overall volume.

Interesting information, thx for the head's up...

First of all, there really is no point in accepting what Greenspan and the other central bankers argue as the biggest threats for the economy going forward. A few years back when the Fed Funds rate was significantly higher (6.00% area), Greenspan spoke of potential inflation at all times. Then...

yes, you are absolutely right. That was an oversight. Cheryl Ladd deserves to be included in that list as well. I would also say Sharon Tate belongs in the list as well, albeit that goes back another 10 years...

Take a look....

I would put Lynda Carter and Bo Derek, from their prime(1977-80), near the top of the list...

Waggie, baby, you are sound more and more like the Dick Vitale of Elite Trader. What happened to the analytical rigor.., I read 30-40 cheerleading posts a week from ya now...

Exactly my thoughts. In fact, the first thing that came to mind was the AOL/Time Warner merger from mid January 2000. Although unrelated industries,the whole merger was influenced by dramatic asset inflation...It's amazing to think that not more than 18 months ago(July 2002), JPM was rumored...

As far as I can tell the rally in the sp, at least over the past eight weeks, has correlated on a percentage basis perfectly with the decline in the dollar. I dont necessarily think you can transfer the argument that a rally in the dollar will benefit US equities over the intermediate term...

Maybe he is talking about the one that used to be located on the east side of State street one half block south of Division. I dont know if its still around, havent been in there since around 96.

Compared to the OEX of 2003-2004, the are...

My advice is to simply trade the ES futures options. I think the liquidity is better than the OEX and XEO. SPAN margin is a fraction of what index options margin is, and you will not have any PDT problems with futures options...

Scientist: NO one envies you. You are seriously delusional. After all, how can u envy something you have no idea even exists. Are we supposed to take your claims at face value, even after you have been "outted" on several occasions. The real reason most of us cant stand you is because...

Baruch belongs to the sucker class, a group Scientist garners support from...

The truth is: this is the day to day reality of it all as it now stands. Mexicans come and go from Mexico(heck the majority go back for the Christmas holiday period), then come right back across the border after paying the coyote. They drive cars around with no license, only a small percentage...

About a month ago, an old friend of mine who was in town for a few days and lives in that area, suggested we meet up at Jay's first since it was convenient. Lo and behold, Jay's had been levelled, presumably to make room for some more condo's. I remember well the KFC on Cedar and Rush; there...

yes, that makes sense. It seems the only place that still stands in its original form from those days is the Solomon Cooper on the corner of Cedar and Rush