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i am astonished to read something like that in the year 2013. i still do respect reasonable skeptics, but i lack respect for those people, who are so convinced about their minority world view that they give names to what the overwhelming majority of scientists have been agreeing on for a...

put me on your ignore list. thnx.

please do that. i have no interest in any interaction with you.

i think obama's action was more justified than bush's war spending. truth is america is kept hostage by a group that runs on a fuel combined of global empire ambition, social injustice and an unshakeable believe in what they call, erroneously, "free market". on top a weird reference to...

i hoped someone on the board has experience. i prefer the trader's view to that of journalists' ... here is something, that seems nice ... http://www.marketwatch.com/story/the-definitive-africa-etf-guide-2012-05-28

hi guys, i'd like to invest in africa, either by a fund or - preferably - via an etf. can anyone recommend one or the other product? thnx

you have some funny way of trying to help people.

jerry, could have been a nice discussion, but i refuse to post in between this BS that spreads all over my screen here. some things never change ... whatever ... take care ...

great comment IMO.

we moved from R to matlab. the community is bigger and we have build our own connection to the broker. so it can be done.

extensive testing will inevitably subject results to curve fitting. the problem of curve fitting is not merely addressable within code, it must include the human being doing the tests as well. example: consider you test a system with merely one indicator (assume there is a system with a...

... that reps and dems are equally responsible. it was the bipartisan assumption that living on credit can last. iraq. funny freddie. shrinking saving rate balanced by real estate and stock gains. easy money by greenspan, bailing the sp out of ever flu ... get over it. a system has ended...

http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=1112519563&play=1 at 3:17 they talk about his investments in wells fargo, us bank corp and suntrust. i am missing goldman. any light on this? i am usually not following us single stocks, so this might be a real dumb question ...

mandel, thnx. i love when posters sometimes break the pattern of thinking. you nailed it ... but hardly anyone will admit that it is exactly as you say ...

i think it won't work. no matter what package, no matter how big. the economy cannot bail itself out and finally all the money the government has, is out of that very economy. BUT, if we are honest to ourselves, nobody KNOWS - we all, explicitly including me, are just GUESSING. after the...

sounds reasonable. but it is a little un-practical. i can have a gold bullion lying around and do not need to care about managing out. unlike a commodity basket. and buying a financial product on such basket scares me. eventually there is a financial company behind it and ... well ...

if gold is a piece of shit, it is at least an expensive piece of shit. but ... actually there is a lot of expensive shit out there ...

about my thinking. though i would see rising prices in restaurants at the moment more like an accidental thing. i might be wrong. but actually i am interested in any kind of thing that gives an early warning. gold is quite interesting. i guess the recent move can be seen partly as a flight...

i had another handle, but i got fired with that one ... :). i am just not that active here anymore. i do not have much to offer and do not need much. once in a while something interests me ... i don't get paid and i guess the board is busy enough to give baron quiet sleeps ... ppi as far...

stagflation ain't big fun either ...