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Well said. However, once you have such a bloated money supply, it is hard to value invest. Everything becomes overvalued due to artificially driven demand.

Sorry but I'm with cabletrader here. If you are indeed starting out with micro-lots, it's going to take a LOONNNGG time before you get to even the 1 Mill level (unless you take outrageous risks in which case you wont need to worry about trading 100 mill, since wouldn't last a month). Also...

You needed a mastery in economics to see that gold was cheap in 2000?

Well, drug dealers are also just trying to make a living... that ok?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHhZH99IIxk

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Do you have a link to this quote? Even long term investors don't hold onto trades that put them badly underwater. So, going by the description above, one could never be in a losing position if one is long commodities. This makes zero sense. Rogers blew the timing on this one. He should simply...

Yeah, freedom of speech, remember that one?

China? Oh no. He'd be drinking tee in Singapore. He'd consider Chinese water too dangerous. You will see this guy get crushed by the commodities bubble. Now he is rationalizing it buy talking about inflation.

JIM ROGERS: "The Japanese tried it in the 1990s, it lead to 18 years of disaster for the japanese..." The word he should have used is deflation. But of course, this would come into conflict with his theory on commodities. This is FOX news people. Don't believe everything you see/hear on TV.

You obviously have no idea how the penny stock market works. The risks involved are great. So much so in fact that you are bound to lose all of your capital in the long term. All it takes is for a company to be taken off the NASDAQ or for the stock to become completely illiquid. This is what...

OH wow! Good one.

Come again?

Yup, so we can all live in peace without the jewish banking cartel wreaking our lives.

What makes you think I'm with the KKK? I'm just a normal peace-loving citizen... that's the scary part.

S and K are pretty far apart on the keyboard, no?

Timmy Kykes is a gambler. There is absolutely no way to predict penny stock movement (neither fundamentals nor technical).

Overvalued P/E starts at 20 Fair value P/E is at 15 Undervalued P/E is at 10 Even with the sharp drop in the S&P 500, it is still overvalued. Based upon S&P 500 Q3 GAAP earnings (96% of companies reporting) the P/E is 16.3. For the S&P 500 to have an undervalued P/E of 10, prices would...

You are looking towards to spending habits of Americans for a sign of stability? Are you high?? Buddy, you are trying to force an argument for a bottom here. Don't push it.

This dude might expire before the option does... something to consider. :D :D :D