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Yes because all computers talk to each other :confused: Please shut-up if you don't know what you are talking about.

4% per month?!? Yea, I think most people would be happy with a low risk investment with those kind of returns. Good luck.

Actually, you made this thread about it. I made a one line joke about your mistake and instead of brushing it off you replied back with this long explanation that actually you were correct with "convicted" even though you clearly weren't. You are the one that took this thread on this...

Ummm, which definition are you using? http://www.thefreedictionary.com/convicted v. con·vict·ed, con·vict·ing, con·victs v.tr. 1. Law To find or prove (someone) guilty of an offense or crime, especially by the verdict of a court: The jury convicted the defendant of manslaughter...

Ummm, like I said, Zillow is questionable for individual properties. Cyberhomes also shows continued declines: http://www.cyberhomes.com/neighborhooddetails.aspx?placeid=685093

Maybe once you get out of jail you can start trading again.

Not saying Zillow is accurate for individual properties but their aggregated trend data is tough to refute: http://www.zillow.com/real-estate/MI-Rochester-Hills-affordability

I'm going to give you +5 points for waiting a day between posting your fake question and spamming us with the answer. That shows patiences that most spammers don't usually have. Using accounts that had no posting history is kind of a dead giveaway though - next time try to work on that...

What you are saying does not make sense. On a *relative* basis there isn't going to be a significant difference in movement between the two contracts otherwise arbs would come in and scoop up the free money.

Bottom line is that trading platforms are not big bandwidth consumers therefore the sensational headline of this thread ("Remote Traders to get hit with BIG Internet Access Fees") is false. Even if ISP switch to a pay-per-byte model it will not cost traders a lot.

I will agree with the very first statement you made in this thread - you are a bit slow.

No stupid is believing a 3rd-hand story like this when it flies in the face of common sense. Stupid is saying that the true cost of gas is $0.65/gal wholesale when it isn't. Not surprising that when gas prices rise, the conspiracy nut jobs come out of the woodwork. I'm surprised we...

Why isnt everyone doing it then? I guess no one else likes easy money? Because they can't. Let me know how much it costs to take a car from the US and sell it in Russia. I like how you threw-up that strawman, BTW, and then ask me to tear it down for you. Look the cost of gasoline is well...

Just because they aren't your words doesn't mean that you aren't stupid for repeating them. Why would a Kuwaiti export gas at $0.65/gallon when the market price is much higher? Use your brain.

Yes it will be $4/gallon - because the refineries are private companies and gas is a global commodity and is priced as such. Did you think that they were going to sell it at below market prices just because they got the oil cheap? If so - great I will buy all the cheap US gasoline I can...

Sounds great to me! I'm an American - let me know when & where I can signup to buy Alaskan oil for $40/barrel so I can turn around and sell it on the world market for $136/barrel. I'll take as many $40 barrels as I can. If not me then exactly who gets to buy this $40 oil and reap the...

Have you considered how much of the S&P gain over the 10 years will be the result of inflation?

Wow, no disrespect intended but this is why people shouldn't come to ET for PC advice.

Nothing happens to it - it sits on the hard drive and does nothing (not loaded). Its part of the OS, its always there as a fallback.

What you are saying is not correct. Even if you uninstall the video driver the windows standard video driver (vga.sys) will always be available (cannot be removed) and should work with any video card, albeit only providing bare-bones vga capabilities, good enough to allow you to install the...