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Please let us know when the COMEX warehouses run out of gold. If you have the cash you can buy all the 100 oz gold bars you can pay for.

You are confusing the price paid by fools who overpay for 1 to 20 oz of gold coins/bars with the price in the real gold market that deals in 100 oz bars.

This clown is based in Arverne, N.Y. Just call Attorney General Andrew Cuomo's office and they will shut him down. What a lousy offer as Ponzi schemes go. You have to wait 7 months before you get any money back and have to pay monthly dues of $5. Extra bonus is that the clown has an AOL...

From the New York Times, October 28: " The crisis that hit last month at the Reserve Fund, the nation’s oldest money market fund, has frozen hundreds of thousands of customer accounts for more than six weeks — with no sure end in sight. At least 400,000 people, and perhaps as many as a...

If you visit the website you will see that he is being very honest about needing help with colloquial English.

The ES trades in tick increments of 0.25 so a fill at 985.31 is not possible. Either your broker is doing something very odd or you are not understanding the fill reports.

"Headquartered in Westlake Village, Calif., J.D. Power and Associates is a global marketing information services company operating in key business sectors including market research, forecasting, performance improvement, training and customer satisfaction. The firm's quality and satisfaction...

Nothing new, the gold and silver conspiracists having been spouting this nonsense for years.

No, because 10 years is a short maturity. Today's data for cash Treasuries: 10 year 101-11 -1-06 / +.146 30 year 105-06 -2-19 / +.146

They aren't lying, they are borrowing the shares from Porsche so that Porsche can squeeze them.:D

Yes. Equity vs future.

Don't know what your problem is. I am just reporting the historic reality of firm failure in the futures markets, I am not the one who created that reality. It is not useful to anyone to underestimate all the risk aspects of having a futures account. Evan Dooley was a broker for Mann...

"Its market value of $84 billion is triple Daimler's, a seemingly nutty situation." Wake up Barron's, it is a short squeeze, it isn't supposed to make sense. Porsche owns 42.6% of VW stock and has options for 31.5% giving a total of 74.1%. Lower Saxony owns 20% of VW, so only 5.9% of VW is...

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And at what specified price was it overpriced? There is no rationality in a short squeeze.

Is Porsche going to buy 75% of all gold? :D

I am not forgetting anything. Exchange risk management procedures only work under normal market conditions. When out of the ordinary happens exchanges have fallen down on the job. I guess that Evan Dooley's $141.5 million loss only caused minor damage to Mann Financial's finances...

Massive short squeeze in VW. "Volkswagen shares leapt by 157.05 percent to 542 euros in late trading on the Frankfurt stock exchange on Monday after Porsche said it had increased its stake in the biggest European car maker. A few minutes earlier, the stock had shown a gain of more than 200...

What is the problem? If you have the money then just wire it. The broker doesn't want to deal with check fraud.

State of Niedersachsen (in English: Lower Saxony) owns 20% of VW.