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There was a lot more money to be made with the uptick rule in place. Both long & short, with relatively low risk. In its prime, it was a cash cow, a great gimmick which made lots of easy money to those that would not be able to stay flat nowdays, let alone make a gross profit.

Cash4Gold buys gold not sells. They are reaching to the suckers who are stupid enough to sell at 50% discount to spot, then smelt and resell at spot +20%. They are capitalizing on people needing cash, and if anything, it's a bigtime bullish sign that dealers, jewelers & smelters are out there...

cool, you got any to sell? Yeah did not think so. Silver is moving up more than gold, percentage wise.

You're assuming too much about what I think of Rogers. I think he gives a lot of good information to the masses via CNBC and such, but he is no angel or super guru who knows all. When he lies about putting on a position, such as he did with treasuries, it makes me wonder what his real story...

Amazing, maybe I should go on camera holding my gold & silver coins & bars too. Will that make me a super guru which can say or do no wrong?

He does not trade, he only talks as if he trades. But there is no confirmation that he does. He also claims to have taken positions only to deny it earlier, when it makes him look wrong. That alone speaks volumes.

So do dozens of bloggers and ET posters, as hundreds of people from all walks of life predicted the same thing around the same time & earlier. It was obvious to many back in 2004 even as to what is happening & why. Jim Rogers says a lot of correct things, but he also lies & retracts back on...

No he isn't. That's how I met his mom and his sister.

Perhaps you should put on your thinking cap and realize that a government chartered & mandated central bank (held by private hands), is far from free market banking. Very far. CDOs worked great, a little too great. For those that designed them.

For janitor?

Idiot. In the "free market" ideal, banks simply issue bank notes of their own and prosper based on their own fiscal competence & reputation. People would tend to be smarter & more self reliant when it comes to finances, instead of always looking for Big Brother to answer for them. It's...

Check craigslist, it's 2009 not 2007. Won't be long before $1000 apartments become the norm. You can already get decent ones for $1200 in one of the good neighborhoods of NYC.

Government has no place in regulating the flow of money. Anyone who does not understand this does not know the history of money & banking. He is essentially suggesting taking the flow of money from the current crooks and handing it over to their buddies next door. The only thing government...

Well you think wrong. The people you consider bozos are walking away with millions, while people like you take the brunt of it. Meanwhile they make apologies and act like idiots, while you complain. Yet you still end up getting f**ked. Think about that for a while.

Ok, well it's obvious you're too dense to understand what is up. If there is no private investment, there are no real jobs. Government printing money & debt will simply make matters worse, albeit a little illussion by a temporary stimulus. This is basic economics, or just common sense...

I don't come from a connected & wealthy family that gets me high end jobs at Wall Street pushing around worthless paper to make a fortune. But I am doing quite well, all things considering. Apparently in your head, Taleb is the only one who saw the crisis coming. Do some research, quite a...

You guys really have lost most of the ability to think for yourself. Taleb says no bailouts but to nationalize the banks instead. There is not much of a difference, how the hell does he think the banks would be saved, hence funded by nationalization? This is laughable, neither mentions...

You should know that SEC was created by Wall Street in order to restore public confidence in the stock market. And that is exactly what SEC did. In other words, SEC is working as intended. Well, was working as intended, since it has technically expired as an institution which restores the...

Have you considered simply looking for a cheaper apartment? You can prob find a place for around $1000 nowdays. You're currently being ripped off. You can even try to negotiate with your landlord to lower your rent. Otherwise, just bounce, telll him you got laid off, can't pay next month's...

Ok, whatever. Excuse me for not blindly believing whatever Nassim says. He is a shill, btw, so good luck.