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Look into what Sprott has said about the Canadian Banking System... It received a $300 billion bailout, that no one talks about at all. The Real Estate Market in Canada has been called a bubble by David Rosenberg (top economist whom warned about the credit crisis) and Stephen Jarislowsky, a...

peal back another layer will ya

I think it's in basis points, and the calculation gets screwed up because of it. 3.5% above the referenced rate makes more sense.

Greece will privatize all its infrastructure for starts... and then force the civil servants to lower pensions... and it all else fails, they will default on their debt.

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Every time I see that name, I get hungry.

You must have been raised with Catholic Guilt or something. Drive around some expensive neighborhoods, is it really that random?

Market risk must be subsidized by 0% interest rates, bail-outs, other forms of stimulus. Risk is dirt cheap, take a look at index options. They have the 2nd coming of Ben Bernanke priced into them it seems.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D39Lm_HRfOs

They also force you to leave a system up even after you know the discretionary aspect won't work in a particular environment. Say, if there is a regime change and that particular strategy no longer works in a particular Market, so you have all these abandoned strategies that they want to keep...

I'm going to patent this United Rentals Near Expiration When Dealing with <b>URINE</b> You can hedge your exposure by buying POOP <b>P</b>retty far <b>O</b>ut <b>O</b>f the money <b>P</b>uts.

I wouldn't mind making a bid and offering ....

talk about a segregated account...

You should read the long twentieth century by Giovanni Arrighi if you want to understand something about the socioeconomics of capital flight. Also read up on Carry Trades, and read John Mauldin's view on a long debt supercycle, which is coming to an end. The emerging Markets are a last...

This will save you some time: http://www.michaelthomsett.com/books/put_options.html PM for more.

fred smith is laughing his ass off now... http://www.businessweek.com/news/2010-02-11/obama-admires-fedex-s-smith-among-ceos-who-give-economic-advice.html

his stockpickr site was getting 1000s of users and a couple of times i would log on into other peoples accounts, just by logged into my own. It was a poorly designed p.o.s software and i emailed them a few times about it and nothing happened, so then i emailed the people whose account i had...

simple dispersion became unprofitable in mid 2000s according to the author at Nuclear Phynance: http://www.nuclearphynance.com/User%20Files/2/Dispersion%20-%20A%20guide%20for%20the%20clueless%201.1.pdf Trading correlations profitably now would likely involve trading a particular view when...

you sound honest, why not just study for a series 65 or something and move on with that part of your life?

Money printers function best in rising Markets. You should read Harry Markopoulus' new book, it'll clear up any anxiety over what the SEC does and doesn't do. Heavy emphasis on the <b>n't</b>