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the junk credits get little press nowadays since junk gets refi'd into rejunk as boomers chase yield into retirement to buy golf balls....................... the fuse gets lit on that end just as in the '80s

the effect of a hedge fund "problem" tanked the nat. gas market and that was small potatos..... imagine the trillions of derivatives that rely on 100% counterparty solvency which has yet to be tested.......

cant see how bonds are suppose to reflect economic prospects....since foreign banks dont have to mark-to-market all of the truckloads of treasury paper they buy, so why not use Treasuries to manipulate the currency market.... print Yen, buy US Bonds forever more since foreign banks dont have...

he must be a NYMEX escapee

poor gold..the CBs have until Sept 26 to meet their selling quotas for '06. looks like they all went at once... I suppose they will buy treasuries

inflation is based on how corrupt the calculation is ..... if you factor in devaluation, you're getting killed by the loss of purchasing power....... but it feels better in the great land of denial...no recession too large to monetize.....recession in the past was uselful to flush poor...

life is short......... http://quasimodos.com/cgi-bin/index.cgi

G/S acting better and the fact that the 5th anniversary of you know what is a month away

you still have Morgan with a bottomless pit of money to pound long players...it worked for Nat.Gas.

the world is awash in heavy sour.... SPR is of little help since there are no direct pipelines to the west coast from the GOM.... also, less oil thru the Alaska line means the reduced flow won't be enough to maintain heat throughout the line....so they will have to heat the crude at...

btw, oil should have been up $10 today, I mean 8% of US demand offline....and GOM production still below normal...... I quit trading oil for the same reason I'm exiting my gold positions.....guess why

keep in mind that you're trading against these well financed chaps..... http://www.federalreserve.gov/boarddocs/Press/orders/2005/20051118/attachment.pdf

the BP fiasco should drive things for awhile..... there will be heads rolling over letting the corrosion problem get out of hand.... BP says months to fix it.....

the gold market is finally impressed by something................... a hole in a pipe

it's a demand vs. storage issue...so if we go into Al Gore's nightmare, a frigid winter like none other......... well you get the picture........ plus if a hurricane hammers Gulf production, there's a premium built in....

yep, saw that..now there're no dead spots in the days action.... NYMEX better get with the program

Hurricane Chris should put the thrill back into crude and gas markets......... it got gold going too........

silver getting interesting w/ warehouse stuff at 98 mm oz..... worth a look imho

why not use trailing stops or short GLD against your position?

they expire and you don't do anything but chalk it up....there's nothing to roll into