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ask yourself one question: "Self, where has all of the money gone that the fed has lavished upon banks at the discount window? Commodities? Google? Real Estate? Money market accounts with pathetic yields?" Everytime you see one of these big firm analysts on CNBC, they're always crowing about...

nope, circuit breakers and stat based algos will help keep us from having any free fall day. Now with that being said, there's no reason why we couldn't see 3 or 4 consecutive negative 3-4% days across the indices. That would be a more realistic scenario. But probably won't happen. All of...

No, she was severed mid-to-late summer. She's not part of the crew that's about to make a hasty exit. She had zero idea that Lehman was going under. She did have the foresight to roll her 401K over to stocks that did not include her former employer though. I'd say she's a smart gal for doing so.

You obviously missed my point. I never said people will fuck for fruit, I said golddiggers seek out men with the most money, which can be used to buy fruit, underwear, cars, computers, lottery tickets, flip-flops, houses, necklaces, lawn mowers, tires, tickets, sunglasses, sex, drugs, music...

Just telling you guys what I heard, straight from her mouth.

Cute, but not hot. She definitely gets points for being able to "talk shop" with me.

Yeah, my jaw dropped when she told me all of this. Then she said all the pipelines dried up, and then everyone in her unit knew they were gonna get canned, so for the last couple weeks at work they would have "office olympics" and garbage like that. Makes you wonder about what goes on behind...

I'm in business school right now with a girl who worked in the Lehman mortgage sales deptartment, and was subsequently laid off. She told me how they would buy "obviously fraudulent" mortgages in the names of deceased people and on condemned properties, bundle them, and sell them off to the...

The summation of this article is that female chimps have begun to whore themselves out to the chimp that can supply her with the most fruit. The alpha males have taken a backseat to the fruit suppliers. This is extremely interesting behavoir, and can be seen replicated by humans. The...

Looks like simon called monday and tuesday correct. What do you see for humpday, sime?

In order to stay competitive in the trading industry, it would be of great benefit for you to bring some coding capabilities to the table. If you can develop and implement successful algos, you can write your own ticket, so to speak. So put down the elliot wave books, and pick up the C++, JAVA...

becuase making 10 pts is better than 10% on some bs microcap that so many weiners dabble in.

Maybe the Prez loaned Hank his copy of "Candlestick Trading for Dummies".

Why the hell would these guys bet that the foreign currencies would gain on the dollar last month??? All that data is pointing to a dramatic global slowdown with Europe and Britain leading the pack. That was a foolish , foolish mistake for such a large and capitalized fund to make.

January lows, march lows, july lows....Hank and Ben are putting big plans to work as the market tries to make new lows. Hmmm, maybe Hank "the tank" subscribes to SnP500trader's daily pivot videos. :cool:

Didn't anyone catch the big name analyst cautious outlook on GS last week??? Lowered price targets, the whole bit. Here is the reason for your mysterious on-goings with GS tape. Say what you will, but Meredith Whitney has been relatively spot-on with her calls, as much as it hurts me to say...

some popular trading strategies are based around VWAP. A very basic strat is to short the price of an instrument when it drifts too high above vwap, or to buy when it gets too low below vwap. One might ask, "how do you know when a price is too high above of below vwap?" It's based on...

S and P is head and shoulders above dow. Keep your eyes on the Russell 2 k and you'll feel the true sentiment.

The markets will be just fine as long as there's millions of retail investors willing to have money taken from them by the large market forces. This is the reason why public exchanges will always be money-minting machines.

Here's a thought: Maybe the billions upon billions of $'s that the fed is forcefeeding to banks is getting stuffed haphazardly back into the market. You know this is what's going on. The fed is giving handouts left and right with the implied notion that the banks need to buoy themselves and...