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this is a great post. we all ought to be watching chinese and indian economic data. i have no clue how reliable your data is but i appreciate the contrary approach. it very well could be a bubble, the way everyone is whining about it.

whatever. it's all tradeable.

danger/opportunity, yin - yang, etc. will work for equity.

one of cool subleties of "Trading Places" is that Winthorp Louis III was a blue-blooded stooge of the bookies. reflect on that for a time.

huh. wall street was founded by high school and college dropouts. proof that your degree is highly overrated. I'd try to get my money back if I were you.

buffet hasn't been the same since "margaritaville."

well, too much higher and they won't have a job to go to, so....

blue horseshoe has spoken.

it's like music. once you do enough of the groundwork, it becomes second nature. or so they say.

:p :D can't wait to read the sequel to that one. :D :p

didn't barry minkow do time there? he was a pretty hot trader. :p

souds like your verizon bill.

an effort must be made to convince people that they aren't responsible for their actions, either. if you do that, the playing field will be level.

chicken little alert

ok, never argue with the market. how about arguing with your own premises? eur 120 -- you could always buy it and see.

don't forget the corollary, "prices go up and prices go down." Between these two pearls of wisdom, you will know all you need to be a bs'nd.

yeah. i'm sure you could a much better job.

you're right. the antichrist could still unite them.

idunno. one would think that mm's would need to know what the market is. otoh, one broker doesn't necessarily know another's stops.

cool. globex has proven that there is no need for open outcry. :p