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Yup, it was UYG. Sure, all the time.

None of this is academic. I'm short silver (Long ZSL, actually) with real money, and currently feeling real pain. Holding for now...

OK, but I think your case would be a bit stronger had you personally immigrated from the U.S. to Brazil... instead of the other way around.

Let's see if I can put together a few correct market calls without embarrassing myself... SHORT SLV at $26.98 (current AH price) No stop. Projected time frame: 1-3 day holding period, planning to scale out as it goes my way.

I hope he was kidding too. At the moment, Nitro clearly has no formula or ability to predict the future price of anything. No statistical edge, no working formula- nothing. So for him to try to sell a 'system' or 'program' to investors when such a system or edge doesn't even exist yet... that...

(part 2: final part) Then Chen introduced price shocks and wealth shocks. If, for instance, the price of Jell-O fell (two cubes instead of one per token), would the capuchin buy more Jell-O and fewer grapes? The capuchins responded rationally to tests like this -- that is, they responded the...

Monkey Business Keith Chen's Monkey Research Adam Smith, the founder of classical economics, was certain that humankind's knack for monetary exchange belonged to humankind alone. ''Nobody ever saw a dog make a fair and deliberate exchange of one bone for another with another dog,'' he wrote...

Of course they're angry. The U.S. just exported/dumped a ton of inflation on the heads of everyone else in the world, whether they want it or not.

Why would you say that? Nitro wasn't wrong at all... the market was! So you need to put the blame where it belongs: If the market had only done what it was 'supposed to do', this trade would have made a ton of money.

On second thought, if your sole meaning was that Democratic <b>voters</b> (not Democratic politicians) could have a say in which Republican will succeed Obama... well, then never mind my clever little analogy above, because in that case I guess you kind of have a point. :p

IMO, your comment is flawed to absurdity, simply because you're attempting to apply human terms to the motives and behaviors of politicians. Here's a more appropriate analogy to show you where you're going wrong: A pack of jackals slays a lone, defenseless antelope and begins to feast...

Fucking royalty.

I often encounter this type of 'worse is better' point of view; People who desire liberty as I do, but optimistically believe that if our government gets so completely out of hand that American prosperity levels take a nosedive and we all become buried under an unbearable mass of 1984 style...

Great find Peil, thanks! They should not have resorted to excessive hyperbole to get their views across, IMO... but I do strongly agree with the core message.

All sorts of politicians want your vote in two days, but do any of them DESERVE it? Perhaps you should ask them. Here's the message I emailed to the campaigns of my local candidates: Should I vote for Politician X? I'm writing to check whether Politician X deserves my vote or not. I like his...

I agree with you. What I <i>don't</i> quite understand is how you can have these views and still vote Republican! John Boner's agenda is <b>nowhere near</b> the same page as ours.

You're right, your local reporters are wrong, and nobody cares.

Wait... what??? That's like saying that my not robbing my local bank today has <i><b>cost</b></i> me about $10,000 in uncollected revenue. They have it all backwards. The government costs the people money, not the other way around. Besides the fact that no matter how much politicians raise...

I would just <b>love</b> to jack a nice hot load all over this woman's face, watching it slowly dribble down her chin to her creamy white tits. Is that wrong?

Oh, I'm already completely disenfranchised! I vote in every single election (except primaries), but the last time I punched either 'D' or 'R' was back in 2002.