DrStool Posted August 20, 2010 Report Posted August 20, 2010 Shorty, come back. We always believed in you! Mr. Hanky too! We need a little more cynicism around here. Hanky, hope your cruisin didn't give you a bruisin!
swordfish Posted August 20, 2010 Report Posted August 20, 2010 Hanky come back but pls post smaller amount of comments. Sometimes 50% of the post in IDS were made by Hanky. No offence Bro, just compressyour typo a little bit. P.S. Doc dont ban me hahahahah
Ags Nightmare Posted August 20, 2010 Report Posted August 20, 2010 Kass.."it's time to re-risk"....getting long...loaded up on BAC and C...." I saw capitulation today"............
mdporter Posted August 20, 2010 Report Posted August 20, 2010 Shorty, come back. We always believed in you! Mr. Hanky too! We need a little more cynicism around here. Hanky, hope your cruisin didn't give you a bruisin! Man can only take so many lies and BS before he must take a break once in a while. They'll be back!
swordfish Posted August 20, 2010 Report Posted August 20, 2010 long art. David Rosenberg Delivers Long, Must-Read Rebuttal Of The "Bond Bubble" Talk http://www.businessinsider.com/david-rosenberg-on-the-bond-bubble-2010-8
flyingscot Posted August 20, 2010 Report Posted August 20, 2010 on marketwatch.com By Claudia AssisSAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Fund managers have become more pessimistic about oil prospects, liquidating more long positions and betting overwhelmingly that prices will go lower, data from the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Comission shows. Big institutions still have more bets prices will go higher than lower. The CFTC releases commitment of traders data on Friday, but the statistics are compiled as of the end of Tuesday. The latest information "shows a significant wave of fund selling across the petroleum complex that tends to confirm a 'moment of recognition' on the part of money managers that it's not a bull market," Tim Evans, an anal cyst with Citigroup's Citi Futures Perspective, said in a note to clients Friday. Oil lost 2.6% this week, settling Friday at a six-week low of $73.46 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
capitall Posted August 20, 2010 Report Posted August 20, 2010 Trader Joe, reposted from IDS Posted Today, 09:26 AM Man... Certain parts of that stoopid Wizard of OZ analogy video keep nagging at me ....Like, why the f**k does the govenment issue debt that they we have to pay interest on, and seeing as the debt is never repaid, the interest just gets added to the balance......like a Pay Option ARM ....Like, why not just retire all govenment debt and pay off the bond holders at par (better yet, cause rates to spike and then buy the market debt back at WAY UNDER par -- BONUS! Take that Chinaman) ....Like, I guess we can keep the Federal Reserve, make it quasi governmental and have it issue and redeem currency, although the Treasury should really be doing that...whatever ....Like, get rid of the US Treasury market, and blow a huge hole in the income statements of the banksters that make a fortune each day just passing trading this paper back and forth which accomplishes nothing ....Like, why should the banks get to "borrow" money from the Fed "a discount", how about we the people get access to money at "a discount", after all it's our g*ddamn money in the first place, not the banks WTF!!! Gee, but Trader Joe, what would we use for the risk free rate in our CAPM models? Uh.....2%.....now move on ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Excellent questions, TJ. Here is the answer to why we never do things that are reasonable for the average citizen, rather than for the likes of Blankmind. Scroll down this web page to the cartoon with the cow. http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread525810/pg1
DrStool Posted August 20, 2010 Author Report Posted August 20, 2010 Hanky come back but pls post smaller amount of comments. Sometimes 50% of the post in IDS were made by Hanky. No offence Bro, just compressyour typo a little bit. P.S. Doc dont ban me hahahahah I would be surprised if you don't get your lights punched out on a regular basis. Is your rudeness acceptable behavior in your country?
DrStool Posted August 20, 2010 Author Report Posted August 20, 2010 Trader Joe, reposted from IDS Posted Today, 09:26 AM Man... Certain parts of that stoopid Wizard of OZ analogy video keep nagging at me ....Like, why the f**k does the govenment issue debt that they we have to pay interest on, and seeing as the debt is never repaid, the interest just gets added to the balance......like a Pay Option ARM ....Like, why not just retire all govenment debt and pay off the bond holders at par (better yet, cause rates to spike and then buy the market debt back at WAY UNDER par -- BONUS! Take that Chinaman) ....Like, I guess we can keep the Federal Reserve, make it quasi governmental and have it issue and redeem currency, although the Treasury should really be doing that...whatever ....Like, get rid of the US Treasury market, and blow a huge hole in the income statements of the banksters that make a fortune each day just passing trading this paper back and forth which accomplishes nothing ....Like, why should the banks get to "borrow" money from the Fed "a discount", how about we the people get access to money at "a discount", after all it's our g*ddamn money in the first place, not the banks WTF!!! Gee, but Trader Joe, what would we use for the risk free rate in our CAPM models? Uh.....2%.....now move on ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------ Excellent questions, TJ. Here is the answer to why we never do things that are reasonable for the average citizen, rather than for the likes of Blankmind. Scroll down this web page to the cartoon with the cow. http://www.abovetops...hread525810/pg1 You can use the multi-quote button to reply to earlier posts on the prior thread. Then, use the Add Reply button and your post will be pre-filled with the quoted post.To learn more about how to use the various features on the board, see the Help link just below the member drop down menu in the upper right hand corner of the page (near the registration link if not a member).
flyingscot Posted August 20, 2010 Report Posted August 20, 2010 Hanky come back but pls post smaller amount of comments. Sometimes 50% of the post in IDS were made by Hanky. No offence Bro, just compressyour typo a little bit. P.S. Doc dont ban me hahahahah lol
flyingscot Posted August 20, 2010 Report Posted August 20, 2010 I would be surprised if you don't get your lights punched out on a regular basis. Is your rudeness acceptable behavior in your country? lol again
capitall Posted August 20, 2010 Report Posted August 20, 2010 Thanks, Doc. Wow, I think I finally figured out how to use that button.
capitall Posted August 20, 2010 Report Posted August 20, 2010 I miss Shorty's humor. Hanky said he'd be back after vacation, so there's no mystery there. Swordy, we usually don't ask people to do their posts differently here, unless they are offensive, or unless we are the board moderator. Doc as the moderator and writer of the WSE, really works his ass off here, so he certainly very much deserves that right to decide these things.
DrStool Posted August 20, 2010 Author Report Posted August 20, 2010 put the new stuff after the closing quote tag.
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