Oh, that's interesting. Any idea where to access that article? I'd be interested in reading that. Always enjoy reading about fellow traders. Especially successful ones. That's why I like Schwager's books.Quote from Rearden Metal:
There's a good reason why he was profiled in Forbes magazine- Piker traders don't generally receive such honors, you know.

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Oh, that's interesting. Any idea where to access that article? I'd be interested in reading that. Always enjoy reading about fellow traders. Especially successful ones. That's why I like Schwager's books.![]()
Quote from BCE:
Oh, that's interesting. Any idea where to access that article? I'd be interested in reading that. Always enjoy reading about fellow traders. Especially successful ones. That's why I like Schwager's books.![]()
As far as the research, I intuited that just from the trades you call. They obviously don't come out of nowhere. Thanks for sharing. 
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This was from MarketWatch this AM which pretty much sums up my take on the short term bottom in crude:
Commenting on yesterday's selloff:
" Edward Meir, analyst at Man Financial in London, said the move was unsurprising, coming after two days of slim gains amid light volumes.
"Clearly, the markets have yet to define a bottom, as signs of one nearing have yet to appear (i.e., a final, downside "wash-out" in heavy volume, followed by a same day recovery, suggesting that the selling pressure may finally be running its course; alternatively sharp, short-covering rally coming in on heavy volume, perhaps triggered by a significant surprise -- and not like the Thunder Horse news of a few days ago, which ultimately failed to deliver)," he wrote in a note to clients."
Don't alway get it but a nice wash-out selloff and/or short-covering bounce might do the trick.
http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/Story.aspx?guid={CD2FE78D-B39D-49D9-ACFD-B16C9AFF248F}&siteid=
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Why comment on matters where you have absolutely no clue?
Thorn is right up in my league, if not higher.
There's a good reason why he was profiled in Forbes magazine- Piker traders don't generally receive such honors, you know.
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Wow... I got 'stream & Austin to <b>agree</b> on something.
Rubberbird/thorn has some serious trading talent. I'd bet a nice tall stack that he makes at least 6-figures/year. No joke.
I'm not saying he's one of the most mature or polite ET members... but I <b>am</b> convinced he's one of the top earners here. Look past the personality, because talent is still talent.