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Now Ikea meatballs have horsemeat. I thought folks love those meatballs.

Thats what I figured, it did not make sense. Weird though.

I wonder if its my feed? Anyone see this on the chart?

Mega ticks between 11:32 and 11:40 for a total of 53.86 million shares in 8 minutes? What happened?

Force him to cover? I wonder what the cost of borrow is now?

I just stick to trading SPY and IWM + options. I have no time for all that nonsense and risk.

Is the cost to borrow still 4% Or is it going up.

Ohhh ohhh Fresh meat for the slaughter, he is mines first :)

Holy crap, All these IB stories scare me away from them. I think I will stick to Etrade and TD.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/02/12/us-births-decline/1880231/ We have a surplus of people with not enough jobs for them since more jobs in the US are either outsourced or replaced by technology. So it seems a declining birthrate makes sense, as people are unable to afford...

It seems the Europeans and the UK folks have been eating quite a bit of Horse meat and never knew better. So if that is the case and they never knew better then it means Horse meat is good enough for the Europeans and the UK folk. Why not just keep it going? Better than to let good meat go...

Why is India such a mess. Where does all the tax money go for infrastructure? Obviously the wealthy there do not mind living in a cesspool.

Treat college loans like any other unsecured loan, and remove the government backstop. Risk will be priced in accordingly in regards to earnings and loan payment potential and college prices would have to correct as well.

From what I have been reading it seems so. Way too many dollars chasing the same goods. Pricing seems out of proportion to the cost increases of other goods and services. So are you saying the price is correct because there are more people wanting to go to college than actual spots...

That is incorrect. Did wages double since 2010? College degree cost did but wages did not double, Average starting wages are just touching 2.5-3% That is the problem, the College degree hyperinflation is totally disconnected with the economy.

At this rate, the average bachelors degree will cost 250K I wonder how it will impact the economy when the next future generation will start out life with 250K in non dischargeable debt and jobs that only start out at 30K

Something is not right here, how the heck is college tuition up twice that of the cost of health care since 2000? http://www.creditwritedowns.com/2011/05/inflation-short-and-long-term-view.html

#1 Reading comprehension. #2 Problem solving skills. #3 Critical thinking skills. #4 ability to communicate with others. #5 Persistence. Things Colleges do not teach. :D

You assume we have a choice, the choice is not ours to make. Economic issues eventually turn into War. We have been putting ourselves in a position to bring about another major war by selling our long term future for short term gains. We do not have enough jobs for the surplus population...

Remember we have not had a brush fire in quite some time to clear out the mess. The last one was WW II. We have a surplus of people in the US with no jobs for them, thanks to offshoring to asia. A war would reset the cycle, it would help remove the surplus population in the US, in addition...