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Walk the Talk from a fun loving discretionary trader 46 replies

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Attachments: Cesarnc's market talk, gossips, rumours & fun
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Quoting MPP
Now we know things are bad, no one goes to work without there coffee - do they!!!!!!


Yeah! but not $5.00 cup of coffee
To laugh, to learn, and to teach!
Quoting MPP
Now we know things are bad, no one goes to work without there coffee - do they!!!!!!
They don't have a job anymore so they're stuck at home drinking "instant" coffee instead No more latte mochachinos for you.

Generic brands would be a good buy during economic hardships as people look to save.
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March 10 (Bloomberg) -- The hedge-fund industry is reeling from its worst crisis in a decade as banks are now demanding more money pledged to support outstanding loans even when the investment is backed by the full faith and credit of the United States.
Since Feb. 15, at least six hedge funds, totaling more than $5.4 billion, have been forced to liquidate or sell holdings because their lenders -- staggered by almost $190 billion of asset writedowns and credit losses caused by the collapse of the subprime-mortgage market -- raised borrowing rates by as much as 10-fold with new claims for extra collateral.
While lenders are most unsettled by credit consisting of real estate and consumer debt, bankers are now attempting to raise the rates they charge on Treasuries, considered the world's safest securities, because of the price fluctuations in the bond market.
``If you have leverage, you're stuffed,'' said Alex Allen, chief investment officer of London-based Eddington Capital Management Ltd., which has $195 million invested in hedge funds for clients. He likens the crisis to a bank panic turned upside down with bankers, not depositors, concerned they won't get their money back.
The lending crackdown is the worst to hit the $1.9 trillion hedge-fund industry since Russia's debt default in 1998 roiled global credit markets and required the U.S. Federal Reserve to pressure the securities industry to arrange a $3.6 billion bailout of Greenwich, Connecticut-based Long-Term Capital Management LP. Today, hedge funds are being forced to sell assets to meet banks' margin calls, resulting in the dissolution of the funds.
``There has to be more in the next weeks,'' Allen said. ``There are people who have been hanging on by their fingernails who can't hold on much, much longer.''

May be we should teach them the "sleeping bear" system??
This is funny shit

"you think, the computer does"

http://te.i.uol.com.br/2008/03/11_materia.jpg

Now picture this: After Bernanke's speech you think...

"Bernanke Modafoka"

Then a window pops up in your screen:
"Sending e-mail "Bernanke Modafoka" to [email protected].....0%"

You go hmmmm

"25%"

You feel the punch, the sonuvabitch is sending!!!

"50%"

ESC ESC ESC !!!!!

"75%"

WTF?????

"Email Bernanke Modafoka sent to [email protected]... Sucessfully"



Take care when thinking about your mother-in-law!!!
Quoting Big Wave Rider
They don't have a job anymore so they're stuck at home drinking "instant" coffee instead No more latte mochachinos for you.

Generic brands would be a good buy during economic hardships as people look to save.

Did you know that powder creamer is flammable? I used to use that stuff until someone set it on fire Now I only use milk. Nothing flammable will ever get into my body, Unless I order it from the bar but thats different.
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Quoting Big Wave Rider
Did you know that powder creamer is flammable? I used to use that stuff until someone set it on fire Now I only use milk. Nothing flammable will ever get into my body, Unless I order it from the bar but thats different.
To "promote" anti-caking
grated parmesean cheese contains "cellulose" (paper, wood)
To laugh, to learn, and to teach!
Quoting myles
To "promote" anti-caking
grated parmesean cheese contains "cellulose" (paper, wood)
No grated cheese here in Switzerland, we get the real stuff from Italy and have to grate it ourselves.
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Quoting Big Wave Rider
No grated cheese here in Switzerland, we get the real stuff from Italy and have to grate it ourselves.
do ya all make like............. "cheese runs?"
To laugh, to learn, and to teach!
Quoting myles
do ya all make like............. "cheese runs?"
Nope, just walk to the local grocery store. We get all the good stuff from Italy, Greece, and France. And then there is a Indian specialty shop within walking distance as well and they stock all the Eastern foods From Japan to Turkey. I love my neighborhood.
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Quoting Big Wave Rider
Did you know that powder creamer is flammable? I used to use that stuff until someone set it on fire Now I only use milk. Nothing flammable will ever get into my body, Unless I order it from the bar but thats different.
Guess there will be no sugar for you. Sugar is highly flammable.
Quoting magnumfreak
Guess there will be no sugar for you. Sugar is highly flammable.
DAMMIT, I forgot about that. and I love my sugar with coffee.
Okay every thing you eat can burn and is thus considered flammable,
But that creamer is fuel like flammable. (see light then run)
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Quoting Big Wave Rider
Nope, just walk to the local grocery store. We get all the good stuff from Italy, Greece, and France. And then there is a Indian specialty shop within walking distance as well and they stock all the Eastern foods From Japan to Turkey. I love my neighborhood.
Wow.. thats a great neighborhood.. if u like to cook.. or at least have someone to cook for u..
That reminds me.. where's boho??
Flammable coffee -Where is that pic, Cesar, of the guy on the oil platform bending over with the flare behind him ?
In interviews on CNBC, several investment strategists concluded that with more bad news to come, the bottom's not yet in sight. Yet they differed on what investors should do.
Quoting SunTrader
Flammable coffee -Where is that pic, Cesar, of the guy on the oil platform bending over with the flare behind him ?
http://forums.vugames.com/servlet/Ji...nny%20fart.jpg



This one is fun, too - For those lousy NFPs
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Quoting cesarnc
In interviews on CNBC, several investment strategists concluded that with more bad news to come, the bottom's not yet in sight. Yet they differed on what investors should do.

We hit the bottom, we haven't hit the bottom, we are somewhere near the bottom WTF I don't trust these so called experts. They don't know the difference between their ass and a hole in the ground. I think CNBC finds them at random non flammable coffee houses throughout NYC.
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Hi, How are you?


SHONG MFer SHONG

I'm Bored, Which means I'm making money Can you hear me now?
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The New York Times reports that Gov. Eliot Spitzer has informed his most senior administration officials that he had been involved in a prostitution ring

I think he means "girls". The Politics prostitution they don't have to report for a long time
Quoting Big Wave Rider
Hi, How are you?


SHONG MFer SHONG

I'm Bored, Which means I'm making money Can you hear me now?
Sounds like Bravado
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New thread - Forex Chat
started by - MTav

first question

Hi
Where is the best site to chat about forex with real experts? and free!
WRT Moisés Tavares

BWR over there starting rumours that this thread is the place
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