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Tobacco has been on fire all year.

These are all yearly A ups.

I'll post a few of those charts for ya Bagger.

Hey Bagger, welcome back! How is life treating you? I think if I was going to put together a long term strategy, I would actually look for yearly A ups to get long and hold as long as they stayed above the yearly A ups. If you wanted to dial it down a time frame, you could rotate every...

Are you suggesting Jack Sparrow is not registered or licensed? LOL. It's not easy being a pirate, or a fund allocator. :)

Iceman, the stock is actually down 4% since April. Hasn't done shit the last 4 months. I've attached a spread chart of AAPL vs the SPY and it's actually under performing the market. Couldn't you have picked a better stock that would showcase your argument better?

OK, I'm not going to continue to berate you over this stuff. I just want to speak about these deals in a more general sense. I know a few of the big firms that are in this business and have been for over a decade. So that is where my experience lies. So can I ask you what your website has...

Here is a fact for you. Ninety nine percent of the firms that do these deals require you to put your money with their broker dealer and into their fund that is setup. That's the whole freaking point!

http://tinyurl.com/crz8gt3 Uh oh!!!!!! Houston, we have a problem!

Too late to get into farming?

Well, all the deals I have seen with this arrangement required you to put your capital in their broker dealer. I guess we can let Darkhorse confirm that is the case. The whole sales pitch on their end to the "so-called investor" is, we made an investment in this guy with our capital. We...

My apologies. I thought you were referring to "their" deal as no downside. Yes, your deal was a no brainer. Now, about the swampland. Yes, if buy swampland as swampland, you could do well. The old scam years ago was selling actual swampland to people from Ohio that never went down to...

How is the downside limited? I missed that part in the pretty colorful brochure. Maybe it was next to that ad for swampland in FL.

Here is the Corn ETF since the June monthly breakout. That's a 36% move without leverage!!!!

Yes, that is the risky part. You are handing over a very large amount of money to someone else. They would never put "their" money in your account. They want you to put "yours" in theirs. One of the reasons traders like to trade prop is they accept the fact the prop firm could go under and...

King, do you have some Corn you could spare me?

Natty!

Bonds are NOT looking good. That QTR A down is going to get tagged one way or another.

These pivots continue to get tighter and tighter. Crude, Euro and Gold, tight as hell. Finally this August is reminding me of what August use to be like before the credit crisis. The markets might actually be returning to normal.

Nice post count guys. LOL.