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Where can I send my brib.. I mean donations again??? Wanted to express my gratitude for them pole axing the USD's value in order to bail out home owners.

Exactly. Also, once the yield differential JPY vs G10 is gone (if ever) then there will likely be a new low interest currency. Yield differentials happen because of local economies and political reasons and thus are bound to stay for the time being.

10 posts and all you managed so far was to attack and insult people. Get outta here.

I agree. He should stick to areas he has actual expertise on. I don't think he has a track record in day trading so he should shup up about it.

Short calls can wipe you out overnight. Long puts can't.

I think the sequel is just in pre-production stages right now. Shooting hasn't even begun. Cinematic release is probably a minimum of 18-24 months away. Can't wait!

Classic. Can't get enough of it.

Its on Reuters. Its not a prediction but the result of a "stress test simulation" they performed on assets they believe the respective firms own. http://www.reuters.com/article/bankingfinancial-SP/idUSN2933783920070829

You were laughing numerous times about people that average 20% a year running your mouth how you easily make 8% a month writing naked options with "little risk" and these investors are just hot air. About time reality catching up with you. Buffet and Pabrai are still idiots though right and...

lmao

Really hard to compare both, they serve different purposes. If your goal is equity/bond exposure combined with monthly dividends then CEFs can do the job, at a discount to NAV which can serve as a margin of safety. Most ETFs do not pay (big) monthly dividends but they almost always trade very...

Closed-ended funds are NOT ETFs. They're a set of investment vehicles usually designed for yield, mainly holding equities and bonds. See www.cefa.com. ETFs usually do not trade at discounts to NAV (thanks to arbitrage), many CEFs usually do due to the fact they're closed-ended.

I can short most of them at IB. Some of the tiny capitalization ones are hard to borrow. Watch out, many CEFs pay big dividends that you have to pay being short.

-20% YTD... All the while Baha and his clique are ripping their retail investors off with 5% annual asset management fees and their $120 round trip prime brokerage fees. Equity curve says it all: this dog hasn't made investors any money since the 2004 peak while clients are paying 5% after 5%...

I hear it's closer to 20% ... every month!!! The sky is falling.

Socialist Europeans calling for international finance regulation again Ridiculous.

Short book in the green on a down day? Sounds like the quants are finally done liquidating :D

Maybe they can repackage it and sell it off to some dumba** German bank? You never know.

The stock market doesn't care how good or bad you or me think the economy is doing. For all I know housing could completely goto hell and this market can still make new highs (and vice versa). Looking at your local economy micro level and extrapolating that into global macro equity direction is...