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We are headed for a major crash.

So true! I lol'd.

Why do you tease me so? Listen, if we retest and break down below lows, it means I'll lose money. That's how badly you annoy me. It isn't personal dislike of you. It's your statements. If you're going to say crude is going to $200, don't stop there next time; make it humorous. Make...

Why not 500 and 15,000, respectively? I realize you don't trade with limits. There's also no limits on your stupidity, you wanker. I CAN NOT WAIT until we retest and break down below last week's lows, just you STFU for at least a little bit.

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http://seekingalpha.com/article/68016-200-oil-who-s-going-to-pay-for-it?source=side_bar_editors_picks $200 Oil - Who's Going to Pay For It? March 11, 2008 | about stocks: OIL / USO Philip Davis In March of 2005, Goldman Sachs kicked off the oil speculation boom by releasing a...

I don't intend to sound crude, but.... ...just think of the implications to a society if and when guys can get more intense sexual satisfaction from some sort of sex robot or device than from a really, really hot woman. It will change everything. We all know that most really attractive...

Same here. Anytime it dips below 6, I'm accumulating. I like their JV work with IBM, and I think they will get their 45nm fab right soon. I'm just building a heavy position, slowly but surely.

How are you arriving at the 25% figure??? p.s. - to karl and everyone, I just came back to my laptop. Diesel is $4.18/gallon and I do believe wheat closed close to $12.43/bushel. What is an inflation-mandated fed to do?

I'm still not convinced, and time is on your side (intraday). It's now 2 pm est. But as the title of the thread asks, what if this measure fails? I think this is an absolute sucker's bet. And I am not talking to you intraday traders, who may or may not know what you're doing, nor am...

oooooh......up 215....interesting.

That'd be it.

The least they could do is not risk adding inflationary inputs when those inputs especially when those inputs place default risk on taxpayers' backs and don't even remotely accomplish their purported mission.

I'm just bustin' his chops. He's so damn bullish that you can't help but love him.

Stoney, you and I should just find some triads that we can trust, and have them set up a street stand outside of casino row in Macau, selling porn, and knock-off condoms, Viagra and Marlboro Reds. FLIR looks bullish (I hated having to admit that. It felt so...so....wrong).

I think we can add another statement of fact to the litany of facts we've learned in the last several months, and it's quite simple - The Federal Reserve, if there was any previous doubt, has lost any semblance of credibility it previously held among the remaining (but dwindled) faithful...

I agree. The builders were so caught up in the speculative ferver to supply homes, they truly threw risk management out the window. But they did not cause the bubble or the bursting of the bubble (at least the honest ones did not contribute to it through fake appraisals, no pulse lending...

I honestly hope you make money - I mean, to the degree your positions aren't cutting against mine. But I can't help but think you're going to get your ass handed to you. One thing is for sure - you are one entertaining mofu'r.

lmfao!!!! Good luck with all that. stock_trad3r went missing for something like 4 months, probably ready to hang himself, and now he's back... ...full of gusto, confidence, piss & vinegar, predicting a new bull market run when the best Bernanke can do is relax the rules restricting...

lmfao!!!! Good luck with all that.