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And now he has to find a way to keep his wealth/power. Typical move resembling the axiom: capitalism for the poor--socialism for the rich.

What does "creative destruction" have to do with the fed and Keyenes?? Joseph Schumpeter coined the term as he layed out the role of the entrepreneur.

try using MIRR or XIRR in Excel

It's called a bank loan :p

Good info, guys. Couple issues: the LLC or LP may not pass the Howey investment contract test. The capital provider may be required to be an accredited investor and the trader may be required to hold series 63 license with state/s. I guess that's where the lawyer comes in...

Short the initial reaction

Do you have an LLC structure as the General Partner? Are there other entities involved? thx

Does that mean I can start an LLC and sell interests of the LLC to partners? Isn't that considered a 'security' in the eyes of the SEC?

If the equity is coming from a 'provider' he would have to be active in the business in order for him to be consiered a 'partner' or 'member'. What would the provider do for the biz?

http://www.clevelandfed.org/research/policy/fedfunds/Index.cfm 25 bps and 50 bps are just about equally as likely.

I have also wondered this, but from the trader's standpoint (someone looking for funding). I believe the funder/investor must be an accredited investor...anyway, I hope to see more replies on this. Maybe this helps? http://www.sec.gov/info/smallbus/qasbsec.htm

Settles in cash...you profit $1 minus premium

Where's the option for $0:confused:

haha :p

above 10% (17.7 to be exact), but NOT active. I'm heavily weighted in International.

about 80% EDIT: Small gains of course

Also take into account discrete vs continuous movements

http://www.e-m-h.org/random-walk.html See Cootner and Lo for further debunking of Random Markets

Makes you wonder who those politicians really care about

http://knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu/article.cfm?articleid=1733