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First they wanted to replace the USD, now they are getting crushed by it... this country always wins when you least expect it! :p

Send my regards to bubba. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2003_Mutual-fund_scandal

It's a hedge fund... enough said

Either that or you need to write more clearly. Don't imply, state your thoughts clearly without dressing them up in words that you think make you look smart.

This was the ultimate contrarian indicator!!! :)

Come again? "As far as I can recall he didn't ship jobs overseas with reckless abandon, "

He has been out of office 8 years, but he set the land mine, NOT BUSH! http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9C0DE7DB153EF933A0575AC0A96F958260&sec=&spon=&pagewanted=1 And you are 100% dead wrong about Clinton not shipping jobs overseas. Ever heard of NAFTA? If you don't know...

Dead wrong: Bill Clinton.

Anything that Timmy Kykes would trade... LMAO

This is not meant to be a smart ass question. Is it forex or index futures?

That's what he gets for picking bottoms. :p

:p :p :p Been down so long, looks like up to me....

Nope, I'd be right even if I were Shaq and packed in an Armani suit. ;)

Ah, so it would get calculated in USD? What made me wonder however, is that my account balance does not fluctuate with the P/L of the trade. This made me think that it was a one-way conversion from EUR to USD that could not get "closed" off as one usually does with fx trades.

I am still trying to figure out the following: 1) I funded my account with USD and then EUR (so I had cash in both currencies) 2) After that I converted the EUR to USD with Ideal Pro. I now have a negative amount in my EUR account. 3) Then I changed my base currency to USD. The short...

This only exists in your imagination.

What did you expect, he's GERMAN!!! :p

Not until now. His "the market always recovers" trick might not work for the next 10 years. Besides, he is practically investing with what is to him play money. So what if he loses 5 billion... no big deal. It's just a game for him now. Most others however depend on returns for their bread and...

Small caps during a deflationary period of credit contraction?? Absolutely not. during times of contraction, bigger companies have the money and brands to preserve their market share. This is where smaller companies lose out.

Is there any value investor out there (aside from Buffet) who can beat the averages? Christopher Brown who wrote "The Little Book of Value Investing" was never able to. He comes from a lineage of money managers that includes Warren Buffett's partners. Here is his fund vs. the S&P 500...