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factoid for the permas: The Great Depression, 1929-1938, provided a positive real return of 1% a year on average. Even including dividends, the current market needs a real index gain of almost 6% a year on average during the remaining years of this decade just to match the Great Depression...

http://www.newyorkfed.org/markets/omo/dmm/temp.cfm Nice liquidity injection today!! 10B vs Zero expiring$$ go market

nice call bro $$$

market poppin' with oil!!

oh my.. you gotta buy$$$

some great ideas... thanks :)

long way to go where??? up or down?

GO NQ/ES/ER2/YM $$$ up nicely to start the evening off just right!

She has only had money since she married her billionare husband 10 years ago. Before that she was broke. She is a very nice lady, however. Practical, down to earth but does expect the finest things. She goes shopping every other day. She hits the spa every 3 days. Has a persona chef...

haha.. that would be freakin' awesome $$ you just gave me a great idea to pass by some big wigs in the adult industry :)

What do you get a woman business client who literally has everything and could afford to buy anything she could want or have her billionare husband buy it for her? any thoughts here? :confused:

Does anyone have a chart of the year over year Wall street bonuses going back 50 years or so? I couldnt find anything for more than a couple years.

what are the most lucrative jobs in finance and how does the economy effect the salaries?

Ordinarily, thinking logically I would say rate hikes are bad for stocks.... but if the past 3 years are any indication this market never met a rate hike it didnt like....

rate hikes are bullish

M3 Liquidity Injections.... http://www.newyorkfed.org/markets/omo/dmm/temp.cfm

you were the first to call it this morning... props to you!! This is seoooooo awesome$$ No risk is so bullish $$

hope the MRC comes out tonight to jack the futures up hard for no apparent reason again !!!

http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=1300421#post1300421

Dont forget comments just out from : Dallas Fed President Richard Fisher warned that he advocates more tightening if inflation does not ratchet down, though he sees some "stasis" in inflation at higher levels Treasury prices were mildly lower Tuesday afternoon, pushing yields a bit...