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Yes and hopefully their conservative news commentary as well.

I've seen Larry in person twice. Both times he went out of his way to point out that Lane didn't invent the stochastic indicator, but rather popularized it. He mentioned the guys name that did, but I don't remember it. I've always suspected %R is his way of insulting Lane. When I saw Larry...

"if you go to one of these malls, you will find hundreds of clerks, and a handful of shoppers. no one can afford these goods...yet." I'm so glad this point was brought up. Why do they have all this supply and no demand? Simple, they are rigging the system...just like Japan did til they had...

I once heard of a guy that faded everything a friend of his did. He actually lent the guy money when he went broke, so he could keep at it.

Murray, check your private messages.

Come on you elite traders. Don't tell me skalpz is the only one to step up.

Title pretty much says it all. I have traded stocks, options and futures. I went from a blowout to breakeven to a profitable trader. The last year or so I've been amassing some money to trade with and I notice that everyone seems to be talking about forex. I assume the main reasons are the...

It wouldn't surprise me if the casinos taught the dealers to count, and reshuffle when the count gets over a certain number. Ever heard of this?

You dont believe in streaks? Take a quarter out of your pocket. Flip it til you have 2 heads or 2 tails in a row. You have just witnessed a streak. I think you are trolling, lol. And yes, you might hit multiple streaks that go on forever. Good luck.

You did it through something called a streak. If you keep playing, you'll hit another streak and be broke. The more hands you play, the more you'll understand the house edge.

I was at a TAG seminar in Vegas in October 1995. Russell Sands was there and during his presentation he let everyone know they could buy a blackjack manual he had written. Anyways, the night after his presentation he was playing blackjack at the Riviera(if memory serves) and was told to leave...

"and the labor of slaves, and the bounty of free land and resources taken from the indigenous peoples of the continent. " All of which they had in South America and look how rich they are. In fact, South America has more natural resources than North America.

Keep stalling, you havent refuted anything. I always know Ive completely won an argument when the "intellectual" starts telling me how smart he is.

"you are way to non sequitured for my level of patience to make this a useful conversation." At least I dont suggest people make money by just hiring people. LOL. You are in over your head. Thanks for the fun. p.s. Obtaining a bulldozer IS capital formation

I just caught this one too. "not only does this not support your argument, it actually runs counter to it. consumer electronics is the prime example of an industry that employs huge numbers of people, sells billions of gadgets, and yet has a return on equity lower than just sticking the money...

"exactly. and it is why your original bulldozer example is so completely wrong." No, sir, you have not shown that I was wrong. Rather I have shown that you are. You said, and I quote: money is made on volume of people working for you, not on volume of "stuff" an individual worker does...

^^^^ money is made on volume of people working for you, not on volume of "stuff" an individual worker does for him/herself. the correct answer is "neither" because what excess profits are made possible by the invention of the bulldozer will be eaten up by the cost of the bulldozer and by the...

^^^assuming you're talking net, over the long term, the correct answer is neither. No that is incorrect. Money is made in America by volume. VOLUME VOLUME VOLUME. The man on the dozer can do the work of many, many men. The person that owns the dozer and employees him can afford to pay...

First of all, their is no "Bush plan" to outsource "menial" jobs. Second, do you ever buy a hamburger, how bout a pair of shoes? Why are you "outsourcing" those purchases? Third and finally, the problem with job creation and wage increases is a matter of government regulation in the form of...