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I don't know. :D All I know is that is where the gas flares are - that are going to waste. But I would assume that yes, move out there, access net via sat connection and mine away. As for social life aren't bitcoin miners geeks? :)

Japan also principally imports much of its needed resources, especially crude. Here's a Daily chart of Crude and USDJPY. The other six Yen major pairs will show the same. "Commodities are the new Gold":

https://asia.nikkei.com/Business/Markets/Currencies/Japan-asks-how-low-can-the-yen-go-and-will-it-hurt

Sometimes it is the eMini, sometimes Naz100, sometimes even R2K. Nothing in trading is .. always. Though I know you said tends to, that is correct. Just when it seems like market has fallen into a pattern it all changes again.

Hey believe what you want. I'll stick with distance/cost/etc.

So again what is the typically size fill for your 150 eMini lot positions?

Again. It is where they are located that matters. Grocery stores, restaurants and individuals throw away perfectly good food. Because the cost to collect and get it to those needy is prohibitive. Its a shame but it is also reality.

They do, to a point. Soros famously made over a $billion dollars on UK pound short single trade going up against the Bank of England. Everything fell together at that time. Could he do it every other week. Of course not. Same with so-called smart money. They can paint the tape. But there is...

Wellhead, not plant. Flaring is done at both. Refineries are, for the most part, where populations centers. Think Texas or North Dakota prairies in the case of wellheads. Not Jersey Turnpike with the refineries you smell miles before you see them. lol.

Right. :thumbsup:

Because our national grid is highly inefficient and also in general the longer energy (in this case electricity) has to travel to get to end user the more energy is lost in the process. Wellheads typically are "out there". Population centers are not.

Love that line - Better to be a traitor than fertilizer.

"Live is too short" IMO to worry about low probability events and if the big one should come to pass ... well life is over.

But not meat-filled dumplings. No, no. :)

Well said.

Ok. I'll just leave you with one final point, which is also totally obvious, market pricing is reality.

Soon to be rebranded as McDmytri's?

No idea. I just keep my eye on many foreign markets. Especially ones that are noteworthy at the moment.

Of course it is. But exactly what we would do under similar circumstances. No shorting financial stocks back during '08 mortgage meltdown is one example.

They got the stock market reopened finally and had a up day. Likely the usual dead cat bounce.