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08-24-2011 , 06:06 PM
twofingerted,

you are clearly 2+2 poster 'actionzip54'. can you please stop or at least limit your terrible juvenile posting in this thread? maybe get laid?
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08-24-2011 , 06:40 PM
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Originally Posted by northeastbeast
That's why you use the long silver part of the trade as a hedge. I'm saying that one thng can't happen without another. At this point in time there is no credible situation where silver can drop in price without treasuries also dropping. There is also no credible situation where treasuries increasing in value and decreasing in yield will not result in silver increasing in price.

Hence go long silver and short the 30 year treasury acts as a perfect trade. IMO you can't lose money with this trade under any realistic scenario.
LOL.

Arbitrage...lol. Rofl.
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08-24-2011 , 06:44 PM
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Originally Posted by snagglepuss
twofingerted,

you are clearly 2+2 poster 'actionzip54'. can you please stop or at least limit your terrible juvenile posting in this thread? maybe get laid?
Lol 2nd time I've been accused of that.

Should I be flattered? Who are you btw? Don't think I have ever seen your name/ avatar.
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08-24-2011 , 07:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Backspin20
Biggest Gold Drop Since December 2008 Sends Metal To... Week Ago Levels
PM bull market clearly over amirite?
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08-24-2011 , 09:37 PM
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Originally Posted by snagglepuss
twofingerted,

you are clearly 2+2 poster 'actionzip54'. can you please stop or at least limit your terrible juvenile posting in this thread? maybe get laid?
Can't be the same ppl bc twofinger seems to like me while actionzip is some ****** that turned down a $2k freeroll to post a trading confirm.
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08-24-2011 , 09:58 PM
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Originally Posted by northeastbeast

Hence go long silver and short the 30 year treasury acts as a perfect trade. IMO you can't lose money with this trade under any realistic scenario. I also think that this trade existing at all is a sign that there is major systematic danger for all asset classes. Prolonged arbitrage in highly liquid assets should not exist for very long according to economic theory.
Massive deflation would destroy you. Which is a very realistic scenario for the US right now.
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08-24-2011 , 10:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Yowserrrs
The QE3 premium coming out. Treasuries down, metals down, equities down.

I've been pounding every uptick in gold since 8:30 this AM.
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Originally Posted by Yowserrrs
Took half off down 93.

Sweet move.
So around 3:30 EST ($1750.00 gold) you post how you have been killing it all day.

Then around 4:15 EST ($1750.00 gold) you congratulate yourself on the sweet move.

You can't expect anyone to take that seriously.
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08-24-2011 , 10:22 PM
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Originally Posted by twofingerted
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL GOD I LOVE SELLING CALLS TO YOU NUBS!!!!!

Send the money to me boys!
You get the money when you sell the calls you phucing idiot and then you have to sweat until expiry because they are uncovered.

This joke account has got to stfu.
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08-24-2011 , 10:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Fedorfan
PM bull market clearly over amirite?
clearly
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08-24-2011 , 10:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Backspin20
Biggest Gold Drop Since December 2008 Sends Metal To... Week Ago Levels
Nicely Done.
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08-24-2011 , 11:53 PM
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Originally Posted by NajdorfDefense
LOL.

Arbitrage...lol. Rofl.
31520 Profit on Treasury trade

-11459 Loss on silver long

20,060 profit
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08-24-2011 , 11:58 PM
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Originally Posted by northeastbeast
31520 Profit on Treasury trade

-11459 Loss on silver long

20,060 profit
He is not saying you can't make money this way, the point is what you have laid out is not arbitrage. Simple.
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08-25-2011 , 12:12 AM
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Originally Posted by Mrmusicrecorder
He is not saying you can't make money this way, the point is what you have laid out is not arbitrage. Simple.
I think there is such thing as conceptual arbitrage. Where correlations can cause two things to be related enough and the conditions that led up to their pricing can be distorted enough where it's possible to create a situation that could be called arbitrage.

Arbitrage exists as a function of risk. There is always some risk so there is no such thing as arbitrage. You can't prove that something is arbitrage in practice but only in theory. Even things that seem pure have to be exploited and it's the exploitation that nullifies the definition because the things being exploited are too close in value.

The reason that only conceptual arbitrage can be proven is that the variables that go into them can have a positive expectation individually that make their total value exceed the risk of implementation and the exploitation of those two values(or more). If two prices are different in two markets of something that is supposed to be equally valued then it can't be proven that either thing is more or less valuable than the other thing as the difference is based on trying to target two inefficient markets or a group of inefficient markets. So what is being arbitraged is the lack of awareness of the people buying or selling whatever is being bought and sold. Conceptual arbitrage could involve two things that have a value both individually and in correlation that exceed the ability of the market to correct them.


If you had the ability to what I call "pie map" a group of assets(bonds,stocks,baseball cards whatever) and work out their corralations you could take a position that might have an expectation that allowed you to not lose under any scenerio in which the markets themselves were still fuctioning or you were still alive. If the baseline for what you wanted arbitrage to be was set at a condition of society that was still functioning you could create a position that allowed you to profit without risk.

Last edited by northeastbeast; 08-25-2011 at 12:29 AM.
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08-25-2011 , 07:00 AM
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Originally Posted by Mrmusicrecorder
So around 3:30 EST ($1750.00 gold) you post how you have been killing it all day.

Then around 4:15 EST ($1750.00 gold) you congratulate yourself on the sweet move.

You can't expect anyone to take that seriously.
How do you screw up a simple timestamp?

The first was 12:23 pm eastern.

The second was 1:16 pm eastern.

Gold dropped over $20 in that window alone and is now down over $70 from that inital post. I'm up about $150 on the second half I have left.
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08-25-2011 , 08:13 AM
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Originally Posted by Yowserrrs
Took half off down 93.

Sweet move.
Just took second half off.
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08-25-2011 , 09:58 AM
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Originally Posted by northeastbeast
I think there is such thing as conceptual arbitrage. Where correlations can cause two things to be related enough and the conditions that led up to their pricing can be distorted enough where it's possible to create a situation that could be called arbitrage.

Arbitrage exists as a function of risk. There is always some risk so there is no such thing as arbitrage. You can't prove that something is arbitrage in practice but only in theory. Even things that seem pure have to be exploited and it's the exploitation that nullifies the definition because the things being exploited are too close in value.

The reason that only conceptual arbitrage can be proven is that the variables that go into them can have a positive expectation individually that make their total value exceed the risk of implementation and the exploitation of those two values(or more). If two prices are different in two markets of something that is supposed to be equally valued then it can't be proven that either thing is more or less valuable than the other thing as the difference is based on trying to target two inefficient markets or a group of inefficient markets. So what is being arbitraged is the lack of awareness of the people buying or selling whatever is being bought and sold. Conceptual arbitrage could involve two things that have a value both individually and in correlation that exceed the ability of the market to correct them.


If you had the ability to what I call "pie map" a group of assets(bonds,stocks,baseball cards whatever) and work out their corralations you could take a position that might have an expectation that allowed you to not lose under any scenerio in which the markets themselves were still fuctioning or you were still alive. If the baseline for what you wanted arbitrage to be was set at a condition of society that was still functioning you could create a position that allowed you to profit without risk.
that is called a pair trade, diff bet, or pairs trade.

arbitrage is different and has a very specific definition.

EDIT: all your gobbledeegook above does not come close to describing arbitrage. arbitrage is risk-free profit. i.e. CL futs trading at > spot + storage cost - Futsprice*IR^(Expiry-spot). the arb trade would be short futs, buy spot and store it = risk free $. what you're talking about has TONS of risk (you use the word "supposedly"...thus it is not certain). not even remotely in the same ballpark as arbitrage. IF YOU CAN LOSE MONEY (either by the market being irrational or whatever) IT IS NOT AN ARB lolz.

Last edited by DcifrThs; 08-25-2011 at 12:47 PM.
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08-25-2011 , 12:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Yowserrrs
Just took second half off.
Let me help you out music. That was at 813AM when Dec gold was 1728 or $26 below current prices.
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08-25-2011 , 01:20 PM
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Originally Posted by DcifrThs
that is called a pair trade, diff bet, or pairs trade.

arbitrage is different and has a very specific definition.
to be fair, there's various types of "arbitrage" that aren't actually strictly arbitrage. this "conceptual arbitrage" thing he made up isn't one of them.
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08-25-2011 , 01:22 PM
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Originally Posted by twofingerted
Lol I know. I can't believe these guys are actually buying this stuff (gold and silver). It is impossible to value and is only worth what people are willing to pay for it. It doesn't even yield anything. It just sits; like a rock.


LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL TARDS GOT IT COMING!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by twofingerted
Rolling my posistions out and just doubled my posistion at 37 OCT. 16 strike. LOL give me those premiums ladies.

Me and yowwserrs destroying like usual.

Nice trade Yowws can't believe you got that whole move in GLD. SHIP MANIES BABY.
If someone as simple minded as this (to put it politely) ever had more money than me I'd probably run my balls through a meat grinder. No chance this guy is anything other than a keyboard jockey. Reminds me of the microlimit forum board pros who like to post as though they are actually good, when really they are broke and staying that way. People posting about silvers pullbacks neglect to mention the gradual uptrend it had from when it fell down to $32, or say, I dunno, the uptrend for the past 10 years.
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08-25-2011 , 01:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Backspin20
Biggest Gold Drop Since December 2008 Sends Metal To... Week Ago Levels
Winner.
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08-25-2011 , 02:04 PM
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Originally Posted by actionzip54
Lol 2nd time I've been accused of that.

Should I be flattered? Who are you btw? Don't think I have ever seen your name/ avatar.
did you mean to post this as twofingerted? anyway, please cut out the nonsense there is already too much noise and crap in this thread and forum

yows,

they are 100% the same person
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08-31-2011 , 04:55 PM
Any silver bugs know where to find moment to moment Silver RSI charts?
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08-31-2011 , 10:33 PM
Yes yows, I got the timestamp wrong, recently changes my settings. You were still 4 hours late on calling that right? The "since 8:30" thing.

Don't respond because I don't care.
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09-01-2011 , 10:32 AM
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Originally Posted by Mrmusicrecorder
Yes yows, I got the timestamp wrong, recently changes my settings. You were still 4 hours late on calling that right? The "since 8:30" thing.

Don't respond because I don't care.
You obv care bc you responded.

Never mind I basically made every dollar on that trade, you want to try to call me out that you only could have caught half the move which was still like $100 in 2 days?

I dont post trades here bc I believe it helps people when I post and I pretty much hate everyone in this thread. The problem is I could see it was going to crack and being on the short side of every metals trade makes me feel good so that was a bigger interest for a short time.
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09-01-2011 , 10:55 AM
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Originally Posted by Yowserrrs
The problem is I could see it was going to crack and being on the short side of every metals trade makes me feel good so that was a bigger interest for a short time.
Unfortunately for you being on the long side would have netted you more money...

Interesting how so many people around here can catch top/bottom tick.
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