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You like the juice?

I read that Sprott (billionaire Canadian investor) tried to buy IMF gold but they wouldn't let him, The IMF seems to have a sell to us only policy for their lesser fortunate global citizens....

I knew this one guy he was having a mid-life crisis. he would just hang around the TSX all day. Maybe you can pick an exchange and travel to couple of them?

They change a diaper and the Euro goes up?

Being self-employed, hearing this first part is like realizing a Zen koan. There are tougher requirements today courtesy this recession for who should be self-employed. You need to be good with money, a saver, able to budget, preferably have a consistent stream of income, and a 2nd family...

So much for hosting U.S missiles ... http://www.nytimes.com/2010/01/22/world/europe/22poland.html

Panama, what do you mean about sanctions? I didn't think Russia was setting oil prices. They do that in Switzerland. How much juice is in the TLT trade in your opinion?

wheres the link.

I'll save you the trouble. If you win in this position, I'll paypal you the money myself.

I told all the other assclowns on this site who were knee deep in love with this pos to step aside... working in the steel industry myself, anyone in this thing is in for a rude awakening.

Selling drugs is profitable too, until you get caught.

Risk structures the Markets, without risk you end up with nothing... or even worse given commissions and slippage.

she forgot to mention deflation. But she did or the text on the bottom of the video mention increased Market volatility... Its just a more complex argument to fool people into equities. I personally believe an equity crash is being planned to engineer the big guys back into bonds...

I own a small business and im slowing realizing business is about two things. cashflow and productivity. people say its about innovation and people and ideas and marketing, which is somewhat true, but only true if you've mastered the first two things. Its the same with school, some...

A lot of that Paulson trade was his money, so I've read.

risk is really cheap now on the long side, don't you think?

How liquid are the options? If you know you're right, then buy a variety of strikes.... 50% at the money 25% slightly out of the money 25% very far out of the money (say $10 strike) You could also vary this by you're expiration date instead of how much they are at or near the money...

sounds like order matching.

James, my comment about your stockpickr site being a sieve was accurate, I suggested that anything involving actual important data would be absurd, because the site was flawed. I could care less if all 4 billion people got on to stockpickr. Your comments about the steel industry rebuilding...

The fed is going to crash the US equity Markets (and all the other propped up brothers and sisters) a la 1987... bond yields are getting ahead of where the US wants them to be in order to support their own debt levels, and allow for its citizens to maintain an economy which is most functional...