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1. Options Trading on Today in Commodities: Muted Reaction to FOMC: Can expect any special reactions when everyone knew exact what the... more »
2. ebworthen on Today in Commodities: Muted Reaction to FOMC: SA - Please get rid of numbnuts pretending to be someone he... more »
3. tunaman4u2 on Today in Commodities: The Fed Is the 800-Lb. Donkey: Thanks Matt, you're commentary is appreciated more »
4. Matthew Bradbard on Today in Commodities: A Pause Before the Next Surge: Correct a trade over $17.60 expect $19 a trade below $16.90 expect... more »
5. Matthew Bradbard on Today in Commodities: A Pause Before the Next Surge: Yesterday tyh10 lost 1 ticks, ush10 gained 12 ticks...if my math... more »
6. jimbo's gravy train on Today in Commodities: A Pause Before the Next Surge: " A settlement back over $17.60 should mean $19 in the immediate... more »
7. Prince Saleh on Today in Commodities: A Pause Before the Next Surge: the march NOB spread didn't gain, it went 7 weak yesterday! MAR... more »
8. alykhansatchu on Today in Commodities: A Pause Before the Next Surge: Crude remains in nose Bleed Territory and looks to me as if it... more »
9. rick12345 on Today in Commodities: A Pause Before the Next Surge: Some ordinary to bad economic news in the Eurozone regarding... more »
10. Adam-i on Today in Commodities: A Pause Before the Next Surge: Hi Matt, some good calls lately. As always, I appreciate your... more »
11. Tea Leaves R Us on Today in Commodities: Rallying Alongside the Dollar: I believe the correction in Gold has longer to run. This... more »
12. Boxed Merlot on Jim Rogers: Lessons from a Legend: On Dec 11 11:20 PM realold wrote: > …are you happier than you... more »
13. Peter Cooper on Jim Rogers: Lessons from a Legend: Is his timing off again? If you look at the US dollar rally this... more »
14. Camden on Jim Rogers: Lessons from a Legend: Based on the data in the table I'd say it's hard to conclude... more »
15. libertybrewcity on Jim Rogers: Lessons from a Legend: No, you are wrong. While our economy is HUGE, it is TOO HUGE. The... more »