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LOL! Weird, I didn't even think it was tomorrow yet! :)

LOL, any charge can "make inflation worse". So silly.

I'm calling it right here for all to see.

Stocks? Bear market, economy could be heading to recession. Real estate? Interest rates up, possible recession, prices could crash. Bonds? Interest rates going up and likely going much higher, horrible for bonds. Gold, gold miners, etc.? These are going down given the risk of recession...

I was hoping someone could answer this question for real? Not like Overnight's drunken rampage LOL.

PE ratio of 2.91. Earnings growth huge. Yield huge. Why on earth could it be trading so low?

Now up 1.57% LOL...

I appreciate all yalls comments, but now the Naz is up 1.4%. Its like when I have a hunch on something, I'm always right LOL.

Nas currently up .66%, while DOW and SP500 down 1.46% and .92%, respectively. Don't think I've seen that much divergence in awhile. Nas has been pummeled so much worse over the prior several months - now good time to pile into the Nas?

Since it gives you no edge in picking the underlying as winners or losers in the very long run, if you don't go bust, it should do about equally as well as not using the system.

I was hoping your could summarize (or point me to a summary) so I don't have to go back and read 61 pages of stuff?

Nice, long journal. How are the results turning out?

What does demanding payment in Rubles do? I get that the buyer would have to exchange their currency for Rubles which would put upward pressure on Rubles prices, but if Russia just accepted payments in the buyer's base currency and then exchanged them into Rubles itself would that not do the...

LOL, that shit was legit as hell.

Naz just turned up! I LITERALLY called the exact bottom!!!!

Wow, you sould hella bullish Handle!

Naz on June 16th closed at 10,646. Now its at 10,9XX. If Naz turns up shortly would that constitute a double bottom that could signal the end of the downturn? I know nothing about charting. *prays silently for a yes answer*

So, if the Fed is NOT buying Treasuries, and from the data above it seems it not, then there can be no long term inflation correct? I mean, tons of things can cause there to be inflation in the short or medium term. But if the government is not printing money, then in the very long term there...

Let me ask you two related questions gents: That balance sheet Mcnoob posted above shows the Fed holding just short of $9k (whatever that is) of Treasuries. How does that compare to the total amount of Treasuries outstanding? Any idea? If the Fed is not going into the market to buy...