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    Here's A Question

    That's one way to look at it, but what if a particular bank goes bankrupt and ALL stocks go down. Does this mean NO ONE is doing their job?;)
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    Here's A Question

    I agree. Companies also borrow money at lower rates (Fed induced low rates) and do share buybacks. So yes, they go into more debt to do this. The thing is, there's a lot more "crock" than just share buybacks in the corporate world.:rolleyes:
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    Why did trend following work well in commodities in 1970s but lost effectiveness later?

    Lower returns from the other CTA's...that sounds unlikely. Maybe your out performance is due to experience/intuition or unique approach to "trend following"?
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    Why did trend following work well in commodities in 1970s but lost effectiveness later?

    Buy1Sell2...not trying to be a smart ass, but haven't you said trend following is "simple"? Kind of like your example above.:D
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    Why did trend following work well in commodities in 1970s but lost effectiveness later?

    It helps to have a major bubble in commodities for trend following to be so effective. Inflation was over double digits back then and has basically retreated since then...disinflation. Disinflation has led to a financial paper bubble (stocks/treasury bonds) and therefore led to a deflation of...
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    Why Is The Obvious Not So Obvious?

    He's done this before? Please tell us more.:confused:
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    Why Is The Obvious Not So Obvious?

    Gonna miss the PADDY and his humor.
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    Lacker says rates should be significantly higher and I agree 10000%

    Thanks for responding. I should've stated my question better. Since rates aren't normalized as they should be, what problems will develop from this? Do you see any specific crisis looming?
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    Lacker says rates should be significantly higher and I agree 10000%

    S2007S...since you agree that rates SHOULD be much higher, can you give us your opinion on what NEGATIVE EFFECT this will cause for the U.S. economy? Inflation, deflation, or currency collapse, etc.
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    Silver Production and Its Use in Solar Panels

    I remember owning a good chunk of commodities at the 2007/2008 and 2010/2011 peaks and having certain conversations with my wife about gas prices. She would complain about gas prices continually going up and I would have to explain how prices of gas and everything else going up was effecting our...
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    It's been 3 years and I'm back!

    s0mmi...I didn't read the entire contents of your original thread, but why were you away for 3 years? I trade the 30yr. outright and I'm assuming you're trading bond spreads still? Obviously, you believe spreads trend better if that's the case. Am I right?
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    Why Is The Obvious Not So Obvious?

    Good stuff. FYI I love that word "Gobshite"...just sounds bad!
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    Show me your entry and exit...

    What is this thread about?:confused:
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    Why Is The Obvious Not So Obvious?

    Never mind.
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    Futures Proprietary Trading

    Never mind.
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    Futures Proprietary Trading

    Garachen...how have you been? Do you still have a trading staff? Do you still use DOM tactics or have things changed in the markets too much?
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    Why Is The Obvious Not So Obvious?

    Traderflow...what tool do you use for reading order flow?
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    The biggest mistake I've ever made in trading.

    Not trading SMALL until I learned this game...lost over 140k before I got my shit together. I was a successful investor first and thought I would be an exception to the "learning curve" in trading. WAS I WRONG!:banghead:
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    How do you determine trend direction?

    Good post. When I said "TEXTBOOK stuff", I meant most everyone is competing with conventional wisdom tactics...S/R...trend following...etc.
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