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And when it does pop they will have no way of stopping it. The popping of the next bubble with truly be a horrific event.

The powers that be have already planned how to quickly put down the next revolution. I'm not so sure I want to say how I think they will do this for fear someone will have me committed. Kidding aside, is there anything occurring in recent events that could be used as a method of "shutting off"...

I am a scalper. I trade the ES futures (primarily) intra-day and I typically look for 1-3 points. Lately however, I've thrown out that 1-3 point target and take a partial at some point in that interval and put the stop at b/e and let her fly and boy, does she fly :)

Really! I'm not sure I've seen an easier market to trade. It's 1999 all over again. Ask no questions. Just buy. I disagree that this is a volatile market however. If volatility were present the swings up would be met with equally vicious swings down. That doesn't occur. We go up and we...

It's comical. We support a strong dollar but we're gonna keep rates at zero pretty much indefinitely.

You're a complete meathead. Go and read some of Pekelo's and my posts and then come back and tell us we are the same person. Your methods of coming to a conclusion (we're posting around the same time and using the same language) suggests you have a very low level of education. I'll ask you...

LOL. Always good to start the day with a good laugh.

Quote from George1109 <b>Always intrigued by what names posters select. It would be hard to get more arrogant than this poster calling himself (herself) the1. I’m laughing not because it is funny but that kind of laugh that says ‘do you really not see the ridiculousness of the name you...

Really George, how about posting some of that successful history you so quickly attribute to TI? And where exactly are all those successful TI traders? If you are experiencing such great success why are you so alone? And why exactly, if TI is so successful at teaching such a profitable...

Absolutely mind-boggling. Why don't they just let companies create their earnings out of thin air, much the way the government does with the money they are throwing at these companies. Can ANY company fail anymore in this country? <i>"But tucked inside the law was another prize: a tax break...

I find it comical that these "officials" seem hell bent on making it appear as though there is some separation between government and banks. These banks will be exempt from whatever transaction tax that comes down the pipe and the burden will be left to Joe Pension Fund Investor.

I've found an easier way to trade the ES. Until further notice ---->> Surf's Up.

You might want to look into how much money the IRS spends each year to run its operations. It's mind-boggling what this collection agency bill the US Treasury each year. There are also instances where the IRS will spend $300,000 to collect $10,000 in back taxes. They have been known to chase...

When a government fears the people it's called Liberty; when the people fear their government it's called tyranny -- Thomas Jefferson. Thomas Jefferson is probably the most influential founding father this country has known but his influence has lasted only a few short couple hundred years...

Absolutely right. We don't live in a Capitalist Society, we live in a Corporatist Society. Corporations run the US Government with Goldman Sachs being the Commander in Chief. Tell me if this doesn't sound like America? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporatism

You bring up an extremely important point -- insurance companies. Since these companies operate for profit and operate in an Oligopoly there is little incentive to control costs. The costs are just passed on to the subscribers. If you remove the "for profit" element then theoretically, costs...

Bingo! One of the things that has made America so great -- a MCD's on every street corner -- is also the thing that's bringing the country to its knees with extremely sick people. Diabetes is becoming an epidemic in this country. You don't have to look far to find someone with Type II...

"The problem with socialism is that eventually you run out of other people's money" -- Margaret Thatcher

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