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    For all the crybabies: Why not say "FU IRS" and leave the US?

    Btw, that henleyglobal link doesn't tell you shit about those countries. Their picture-book descriptions are totally off.
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    For all the crybabies: Why not say "FU IRS" and leave the US?

    Great and everytime I re-enter the U.S. I'll get a rectal examination, 'Abu Gharaib style'.
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    Taking 320K to 3.5million by Year End 2009

    SPY is very liquid. If he keeps it up it will be the only instrument he'll be trading.
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    Old Jim Rogers interview, the guy was right again.

    Sorry , but I don't see the genious in predicting the following: 1. Nikkei was overbought in 1989 2. Gold would rally starting 1999 3. This credit mess will take a long time to fix. Oh and his USD prediction didn't quite work out, did it. He also recommended selling the GBP a few days...
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    Anybody trading LEAP options?

    Option sellers usually end up paying out one big claim and blow up. Name one option seller that has lasted more than 20 years.
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    Taking 320K to 3.5million by Year End 2009

    Do you hold any trade overnight or are these all intraday?
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    Goldman Says Stocks Need Stimulus Plan, S&P 500 May Drop to 752

    I have to agree. Indeed the constant intervention by the PPT has technically created a descending triangle on the SPX. If 5000 were ever broken, it's bye-bye to the 20th C. bull TL.
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    I'm buying calls

    NOOB
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    What could cause gold prices to collapse?

    Incorrect. So did cash.
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    What could cause gold prices to collapse?

    When the level of fear drops. Gold is going up now due to a general fear that the fiat currency system could collapse.
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    Falling prices VS. monetary deflation.

    I got it fine, my friend. What we have now is NOT montary contraction, even though your points qualify it as such. Your definitions are way off! Write again.
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    Falling prices VS. monetary deflation.

    Going by your definition, we are experiencing monetary contraction. But on the other hand we know that the money supply is growing at an enormous rate. What is the answer? CREDIT CONTRACTION! Under that senario you'd also experience mass unemployment, greater difficulty in paying debt, etc.
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    Falling prices VS. monetary deflation.

    Increase in money supply does not necessarily mean higher inflation, especially after major damage to credit markets. Ask the Japanese.
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    raw land and inflation

    There is still that piece of paper that ascribes ownership. ;)
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    Finra: The End Of Fx Leverage!

    http://www.finra.org/Industry/Regulation/Notices/2009/P117744 ____________________________________________________ Regulatory Notice 09-06 FINRA Requests Comment on Proposed Rule to Establish a Leverage Limitation for Retail Forex; Comment Period Expires: February 20, 2009 Executive...
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    Even if deflation is short term risk, what is your long term 'inflation' play?

    Once the fear that is holding gold up resides causing gold to plummet, I'd consider scooping some up.
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    Bankers girlfriends Anonymous

    I'd use it as a hedge. :D
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    Bankers girlfriends Anonymous

    Well, too bad you fucking gold digger. You go trade in the pits to earn your prada.
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    Bankers girlfriends Anonymous

    This is all that money can buy you these days???
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