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Nope. He doesn't. That's the point.

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Good for him. Then he should move to China... Anyway, why is he telling us this... out of the kindness of his own heart? Most of his returns during the 80s were based on insider information. Think about that.

Exactly. He screamed sell the GBP right at the bottom! That folks don't see through this is amaizing. He is using the media to move the markets in his favor.

Can? Yes, you can. Is it likely if your name is crgarcia? No

He said, "dream", not that it is so. Need some reading glasses?

Traders don't forcast anything. They trade what they see. You didn't have to forcast the dot com bubble in order to trade it. Patience and capital are all the is required, of which you apparently have neither.

If it walks and talks like a duck....

Wrong. They "tell" congress through their votes.

The Donald??? No way!!! :D

Incorrect. Soon the Gen X/Y will be the largest voting block.

Over the next few decades, yes. But until then, watch out. These shifts simple don't take effect that quickly. Also, how many of the 95% are living in less than stable political conditions?

The intelligence level of the boomers is irrelevant. Point is, you move the markets. The question is, who will follow you after most of your kind are retired and lessen their consumption? The only direction is down.

Spot on. What I find curious is that this isn't in the forefront of economic discussions! It will take around 10-15 years for Gen Y/X will be able to make its demographic footprint. They will be working harder with less benefits than their parents. This could potentially create another bull...

Very good post. In fact, position trading any stock is finanical suicide in the long run.

During a crisis, various financial assets tend to correlate more strongly (more likely than not to the SP500). In this case look at AG stocks such as POT. They are almost in sync with CL. Another reason for this is that most of the AG hedge funds / mutual funds are buying up anything related to...

Yes, but only for a short period of time. Even the CB of England recently needed 300 mill to rescue the GBP. I can tell you that even a 250,000 USD order on a stock that trades at 500k shares a day does not do much damage. The problem is that you end up creating your own slippage.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=200369170262&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT I am seriously considering going for it unless anybody else wants to give me a link.

No mention of Bill Clinton repealing banking laws. My conslusion: This is propaganda.

Could somebody list the most liquid markets please? Currencies (EUR/USD the most liquid) SP500 futures GLD Any others?