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Voted Dumbest Post of the Month! Yeah, the North Koreans were so "afraid" of Big Bad "Bush" that they kept firing missile after missile after missle . . . during Bush's Presidency. Keep drinking that "Bushy" Kool-Aid. :D You are without a doubt, the biggest MORON on ET. Thanks again...

LOL! :D These notional derivative numbers have been around for a long, long time . . . Yawn.

Heard that August 10th is important 108 day cycle given the following: August 10th is 108 market days from the 03/06/09 low which is also the length of wave 1 from the Oct 07 high to March 17 08 low 108 x 1.618 = 175 175 days is from the wave 1 low 03/17/08 to the low of 741.02 (which i count...

Excellent call Mup! :cool:

There are plenty of derivative contracts that are tailored towards institutional investors yet still are cleared via a clearing house and are subject to SEC and/or CFTC jurisdiction and regulation.

Agreed. The $141 Billion that got slashed from inventories in Q-2 will also argue for a bigger bounce than expected before year end.

I first met Monroe back in 1986 before he became super famous as a successful hedge-fund manager. Really nice guy. Former captain of the Harvard basketball team at 6'8" tall. Graduated magna cum laude in Economics. His Dad was pretty sharp as I recall too... former CEO and Chairman of American...

“Any further postponement” of a decision to support a surge in Afghan forces will hamper U.S. efforts to quell an insurgency in its eighth year, Senators Joseph Lieberman, chairman of the Homeland Security Committee, and Carl Levin, chairman of the Armed Services Committee, wrote to the...

This is the same idiot that pulled the political stunt of filing suit on behalf of Major Stephen Frederick Cook, who volunteered for service in Afghanistan and then sued to stop the Army from sending him there. The Army has already vacated his orders. In his civilian life, Cook is a...

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I guess someone forgot to tell the "nutbag" Taitz that Mombasa wasn't a part of Kenya back in 1961. It was part of Zanzibar. As for Kenya, it wasn't even a Republic at that time... It was still a British Dominion. It didn't become a Republic of Kenya until Dec. 12th, of 1964. But the...

Only took 18 hours on the ground as the former U.S. President's private mission secured the release of Laura Ling and Euna Lee. I bet the families of the two Americans are incredibly happy and thankful. Nice job Bill! :)...

You pretty much hit the nail on the head. The 2006 Mid-Term elections easily confirmed that.

Once again you prove that you watch far too much TV. What is it that you do for a living? Are you a student at home on summer vacation? At home on disability? What is it exactly that you do for a living besides littering ET with all of these absurd "cut and paste" articles that have...

This is why people like S2007S clearly don't TRADE for a living... If they did, they wouldn't be claiming to average down on one ETF after another and "cut and pasting" one bearish article on the economy, after another. It's a big mistake to trade off of what you "believe" the fundamentals of...

Mup, Take a look at BTU from the early July low at 27.19 Looks like 5-waves up with an A-B-C Wave 4 that ended on July 29th at 32.00, eh? Stock took out yesterday's high and is flirting with the lows of the session today.

SPY just held the 50% intra-day retracement around 100.20 and "bounced" back up .618% - - - as crude closed down 0.65 cents.

Just ask Andrew Hall at Citigroup/Phibro :)

Because Republican Phil Gramm spearheaded the "Commodity Futures Modernization Act of 2000" that allowed CDS to be unregulated and trade OTC, under the desk. His legislation also allowed for West Texas Intermediate crude oil to be traded in Dubai and London without any CFTC oversight...