Timmmay on CNN 8pm TONIGHT
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Ok, saw the video. you can't make this up:
HOST: Timmay is there anything you would not do to get attention?
TIMMAY: I would not sell slaves or children!
HOST: Very good! Would it be ok for a greedy person to sell an adult?
TIMMAY: It really depends on the adult...
HOST: Ok, how about buying and selling options on a slave or a child?
TIMMAY: What is the strike price and expiration date of the options?
HOST: Timmay is there anything you would not do to get attention?
TIMMAY: I would not sell slaves or children!
HOST: Very good! Would it be ok for a greedy person to sell an adult?
TIMMAY: It really depends on the adult...
HOST: Ok, how about buying and selling options on a slave or a child?
TIMMAY: What is the strike price and expiration date of the options?
Quote from slacker:
Ok, saw the video. you can't make this up:
HOST: Timmay is there anything you would not do to get attention?
TIMMAY: I would not sell slaves or children!
HOST: Very good! Would it be ok for a greedy person to sell an adult?
TIMMAY: It really depends on the adult...
HOST: Ok, how about buying and selling options on a slave or a child?
TIMMAY: What is the strike price and expiration date of the options?
He wouldn't know what to do with the price and expiration anyway.
Marketsurfer scoop for weekend:
Ok, its time to break the story about Vic--- you heard it here first:
Matador's directors got concerned after the February decline and requested that Matador fold in May. They really turned against Vic, since they had been OK with the long dated contracts until that point. This was a dumb move by Octane, which they did before the worst drop since 2002. Their was also a cabal on the CME to give unfair marks--which stopped last week after an inquiry was made. Octane wanted the fund wrapped up by the end of August, an almost impossible task, however Victor was able to pull it off. He is happy to have gotten away from Octane and is still surviving nicely with his own account.
Ok, its time to break the story about Vic--- you heard it here first:
Matador's directors got concerned after the February decline and requested that Matador fold in May. They really turned against Vic, since they had been OK with the long dated contracts until that point. This was a dumb move by Octane, which they did before the worst drop since 2002. Their was also a cabal on the CME to give unfair marks--which stopped last week after an inquiry was made. Octane wanted the fund wrapped up by the end of August, an almost impossible task, however Victor was able to pull it off. He is happy to have gotten away from Octane and is still surviving nicely with his own account.