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Charlie Sheen had an interesting quote on hookers: "I don't pay hookers for sex. I pay them to leave after".

Here is the analogy I often use. Say you were going to travel into the city on Monday for opening day baseball game. You live 30 miles away. We learned in school the shortest distance between two points is a straight line. However, you now have to account for opening day baseball traffic...

Sparky, since you read this entire thread in one week while at work, can I ask what it is you do at work? LOL. I just want to make sure you are not an air traffic controller. :)

I'm very impressed. It took me 8 years to write all that stuff and you read it all in a week. :)

I track the data closely. I don't use it to "predict" anything but rather to use that information as part of a bigger picture. Keep in mind the data is delayed, not real time.

Did you guys actually go out on the water or just get on board and take pics?

Not sure. You have too many events to attend. LOL. I want to cherry pick them. :)

So is Crude still screwed? LOL.

It's on my to do list...thnx.

This is an honest question. What do you mean by "afraid"? If you are long the market can go down. If you are short, the market can go up. This is just as true in AAPL, Corn, the Euro or Oil. Losing money is part of the business, it's a cost. What do you mean by afraid? It's not a healthy...

Raoul Pal on Fast Money today.

What exactly is your thesis? Aren't you a daytrader? Why do you care? This thing was untradeable for 3 months when it was in a dollar range. At least now you have some volatility. Isn't that what you want? What do you want? LOL.

Cleaning data is the biggest pain in the ass in data analysis.

Nice job Dave!

Great article. Thanks for posting!

Watch that Euro and the 1.10 level...

Slightly off topic. Just noticed that TOS added NG financial options vs the physical. The financial options are much more liquid. Carry on...

There has been more focus on the OR in the last two pages then the previous 1000. LOL.

http://www.newsweek.com/rogue-trader-who-got-away-it-271105

From Wikipedia, this is kind of funny: Hunter grew up near Calgary and earned a master's degree in mathematics from the University of Alberta. Hunter gained experience at Calgary based TransCanada Corp. before moving to New York to join Deutsche Bank in May 2001. There, he made $69 million for...