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You're making it more complicated than it is. Light Sweet Crude Sep contract is trading around $63.40. The October contract is around $65.30. That's almost a 2 dollar per barrel difference, when the cost of receiving, storing & delivering is less than $1 per barrel, even with the markup the...

The overwhelming majority of them still voted "YES", so if you're trying to justify one group of scumbags over the other when they are both the same, you're just stooping down to the "fkbushites" troll's level.

It's not complicated at all but very capital intensive and requires good credit so that the tankers take you seriously. If you get screwed and the tanker bails out on you (which they do during high demand), you're stuck sitting out there with barrels of oil. Also, logistics are important...

Try checking the figures before making such assumptions. Fractional reserve banking was well in effect and the Fed was able and did grow money supply by pyramiding on top of the gold reserves during the 1920s. [B] Name one case where printing money and throwing it at the problem has...

Why? Both will go nowhere.

Wow, you really love talking to yourself. I see your parents used to lock you inside the cleaning closet.

I don't see an option or a method for withdrawal. What are the costs & fees? Unclear. If withdrawals are easy there would be a button tab for it. They obviously want to discourage you from any withdrawals. Compare this to bulliondirect.com and you will see what I mean. The reason you...

That might be good for trading but I do not see an option for withdrawing your product and having it shipped to yourself. Which makes me very suspicious.

He technically is his own shop which got acquired. He got a great package thrown at him, which essentially makes his risk zero as even if his group blows the fuck up, he gets his salary & back bonuses. And having a big bank as your backer is always a plus. When you get acquired by a big...

Try Bullion Direct or Tulving.com

This is hilarious. Buy the debt, buy an astounding amount of CDS contracts and then push for the company to fail so that you can get paid out. Meanwhile, the entity selling you CDS contracts is collecting fat profits. Sounds fair on the surface until we get into the reality of the matter...

Why is this so complicated for you & others to understand? It was not incompetence. SEC would not have done anything even if you brought them video proof of Madoff's ponzi.

1) Cleaning the toilets at GS's sales trading floor does not count as being in trading. 2) Atticus is not a self-declared guru, his knowledge & expertise is obvious from the discussions about option strategies & the arguments he has about options with Full-of-Shit idiots like you.

Actually I'm not his friend and have gotten into arguments with him over other discussed issues on this site. But I'm not a clueless idiot like you and pay close attention when he speaks his knowledge. From his posts versus your posts, it's very obvious that he has actually read in detail on...

Cleaning boy, you really should STFU and pay attention to atticus's posts. You might learn a little something. When it comes to options, he really knows what he is talking about.

You know, if you're gonna hug Buffett's balls so much, you might as well learn the details. He would not have gotten hurt with his investment. There is a reason why it was not something like a PIPE. [B] Where is the insult, I simply posted the truth.

You seem to be completely oblivious to the fact that congressmans' phones were flooded with calls demanding that no bailout be given to Wall Street. You also do not realize that I wrote emails directly to my congressman and so did everyone else in our office. Some of these individuals also...

Ok wow, you're obviously clueless about the scope of institutional funds. There are plenty of private equity funds that would have jumped at the same deal. [B] Buffett needed the corrupt bailouts and was lobbying for them with intensity, crying how without them everything will turn...

The warrants never hit the markets, it was a direct deal between Buffet and Goldman. It's not like he just purchased preferred or common stock. It's actually not complicated to figure out why only he got access to that deal, but I'm sure it's way above your level of comprehension. Buffett...

Noone else had a chance to grab the investment he got offered. It's not like it got offered to the public or other institutional investors. It was a very sweet deal. Now consider that Goldman got bailed out by the taxpayers against the people's wishes. Meanwhile Buffet was crying with full...