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How are they now explaining the rise? I would not be surprised if the so called experts might now be writing articles in other publications to be on the side of the bulls, just in case. I believe that one of the biggest errors made in finance publications is: "quoted" is confused with...

So you agree with my posts then.:confused:

Real conclusion(in less words): One should not expect a poet to excel in mathematical areas, in fact one should expect the poet to fail in applied math and therefore no surprises there.

bull from your perspective, like your post would be bull from another person's perspetive. What you see depends on where you sit. That is why seats can fetch a premium.

1. Why you did not go for the low hanging fruit that are less juicy but still nutritious even if the prob of getting ill exists, but is lower than the chance of winning the lottery? 2. My sympathies for your losses, but what did you get in return for the tuition you paid other than "I quit"...

There is a way to milk the cow, but not the way you approached it. Not everything can be said in public.

How about Russia finance minister? I read that he is quitting in protest. It means there are honest and courageous people in Russia.

Losing trade, for sure. Where does this guy get the energy to believe in losing paper trades, one after the other?

S2007S: What do you think of going long XIV (instead of long SPY/SSO/etc)? PS: Isn't a leverage QQQ better than SSO on long side?

Real estate?

Any analysis on NLY?

To keep a score, Mav is bearish on XIV. XIV closed at 5.95 today.

You discovered it from the long side, but premium sellers do that all the time by selling first and buying later.

Isn't volty the name of the name of the game in trading? If so, then how come no answers so far?

Why you did not short GLD, or short VXX?

Good observation, but incorrect analysis/intepretation.

XIV is now trading at around 6.02. I interested in the long side. I have two questions: 1) what the best ways to trade volility, and 2) what do you think are the down side and upside potentials of XIV from the current price?

It is harder and costlier to fire. Think similar to a tax on short term trading, and replace hiring and firing with entry and exit to a trade. the tax reduces trades, and firing from profit maximizing corps (similar to a trader).

I believe that zero interest rates (with no printing) is bullish for a currency. Example: The Yen. Check it out.

But he was right, while your post is only (wrong?) hindsight.