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There went my ill-advised and ill-conceived thread! I thought noobs would flock (they being feathered, if not yet tarred) to my thread to sop up my trading wisdom like a salt-rising biscuit into cream gravy. My offer still stands. I have been candid. Even given away useful code. And cheerfully answered the questions of all cummers.
It's too early to judge the results. Among the threads on ET that actually contain any usable trading rules or edges, there is probably one trading idea per 10 pages of banter. So, your thread is doing outstandingly well so far.Quote from Arthur Deco:
There went my ill-advised and ill-conceived thread!
From http://www.yourdictionary.com/cummer:Quote from Arthur Deco:
I have been candid. Even given away useful code. And cheerfully answered the questions of all cummers.
cum·mer (kum′ər)
1. a godmother
2. a woman companion
3. a woman or girl
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It's too early to judge the results. Among the threads on ET that actually contain any usable trading rules or edges, there is probably one trading idea per 10 pages of banter. So, your thread is doing outstandingly well so far.
From http://www.yourdictionary.com/cummer:
Quote from Arthur Deco:
Why, thank you for your kindness. And I am mighty embarrassed that the word I thought I was inventing already existed. I must go look up its etiology. Or is than entomology? Etymology? I never can remember.
From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bund:Quote from Arthur Deco:Quote from LeeD:
From http://www.yourdictionary.com/cummer:
cum·mer (kum′ər)
1. a godmother
2. a woman companion
3. a woman or girl
So that would make a cummerbund the sacrifice hitter on a girls' softball team? Or a granny who trades Deutsch bonds?
So, cummerbund indeed could be a grandma federation, or a girls' softball team as long as the girls are unionized. I am not sure where a sacrificial ritual comes into play; maybe I am missing a thing or two regarding softball tactics.Bund is the German language and Yiddish word for Federation or Union
Bund when pronounced "boond", also means 'rear end' or butt in Urdu/Punjabi.
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