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umm, well, i suppose one could look at it that way. but it would be a woeful misconstruction of the statement and evidence of having given it no real consideration at all. but, we'll see, right?

at some point earning power will be a countervailing force -- real earning power, after *borrowing power* becomes too expensive.

don't mock the trend, *y'all.* it's a coming. http://www.jetsetmodern.com/futurehouse.htm

whatever. the ultimate end is that markets will cease to exist when people cease to make them. the machines will box themselves into a mathematically constructed box. (applying reductio ad absurdum).

well, that settles that.

keep scooping those pips, mate!

wow, cool of you to disclose that thought process. it's good to question the assumptions, as long as you have your stops in. --

light sweet is a cleaner burning (low sulfur) product. slightly different demand profile. for example, an increase in brent supplies may not affect light sweet prices. I presume there are demand considerations that depend on blend and the nature of the spot demand (end user). but hey...

order in some wimmin.

:D :D :D :D :D :D Apparently he wasn't smart enough to get greased.

this also is very true, proving that there is continuity in the universe.

gotta love the name, "goil."

better late than never, eh?

forex, schmorex. eom.

probabilities for former geniuses who are now just everyday joes: ok, can anyone recommend something?

wow, cool replies! and I thought my thoughts were deep! markets can make you feel like an old stuffed animal in a poodle's jaws one day, and like a frog on a lilly pad the next. I'm not sure which is harder: dating or trading.

which, being translated, means they give a cut of the action of anyone you bring in, right?

yeah but he was gay.

institutional. thx, z.

can you source/link the article pls.