Recent Content by Morton's

  1. Worst CNBC shows

    Kudlow's show is the worst. Any segment with dennis Neale is sometimes as bad, if not worse.
    Post by: Morton's, Mar 10, 2008 in forum: Economics

  2. Who is the most worthless on CNBC? I vote Bob Pisani

    What's fair is fair ... Neale's "parting shot" re: high yielding, highly rated munis is probably worth looking into.
    Post by: Morton's, Feb 15, 2008 in forum: Professional Trading

  3. Who is the most worthless on CNBC? I vote Bob Pisani

    ByLoSellHi ... Very clever presentation ... I have issues w/Gasparino - but not like Neale or Kudlow. Gasparino is a nightmare when he is...
    Post by: Morton's, Feb 15, 2008 in forum: Professional Trading

  4. Who is the most worthless on CNBC? I vote Bob Pisani

    It is between Kudlow and Neale. Between the two - I pick Neale as the worst. Kudlow is at least a bit clever in obfuscating the truth....
    Post by: Morton's, Feb 15, 2008 in forum: Professional Trading

  5. I escaped cuba to leave communism and now this!

    You "escaped Cuba" to avoid their 28% capital gains tax? So ... that's all that's "wrong" with Cuba ? As they say on Saturday Night Live...
    Post by: Morton's, Feb 14, 2008 in forum: Politics

  6. IRS Trader tax code

    Caru423 I use the firm DiMaggio and Robinson. They are very familiar with trading issues. And I have found their rates to be very...
    Post by: Morton's, Dec 29, 2007 in forum: Taxes and Accounting

  7. Desperately Seeking Prop Firm

    DLama - In a previous post, you wrote this ... " As a point a reference, I had a discussion with a firm that offered 65% of the profits...
    Post by: Morton's, Dec 28, 2007 in forum: Prop Firms

  8. Tax Advice

    yxy, I have successfully used the following guy for tax matters way more serious than what you describe. He is very good and very...
    Post by: Morton's, Dec 11, 2007 in forum: Taxes and Accounting

  9. Oil Traders and airline hedges

    Fearless, Like eric asked earlier - what exactly are you trying to figure out? Is it is how much of the cost is hedged? Or is it the...
    Post by: Morton's, Nov 7, 2007 in forum: Commodity Futures

  10. Oil Traders and airline hedges

    I would doubt it. The info is generaly released quarterly - so I don't see how there would be enough traffic on this issue to support a...
    Post by: Morton's, Nov 7, 2007 in forum: Commodity Futures

  11. Two 15 year successful day traders, why is one protective and other Isn't

    "9toros" Looks like "Joab" just put an "arm bar" on you ... Are you going to "tap out" ... ? ... (Apologies to non-mixed martial arts...
    Post by: Morton's, Nov 1, 2007 in forum: Psychology

  12. Two 15 year successful day traders, why is one protective and other Isn't

    I agree with Trader Henry. To add on a little, there are a number of super-liquid vehicles that your colleague can apply his teachings to....
    Post by: Morton's, Nov 1, 2007 in forum: Psychology

  13. Any traders who run a hedged long/short portfolio?

    Cutten, The long term stock market gain is about 10% over time - so the SPY's or the S&P futures are obviously going to pick that up too,...
    Post by: Morton's, Oct 30, 2007 in forum: Trading

  14. Trading on Acid

    While NYOBScalper contemplates trading on acid .... Somewhere in Washington D.C., Ben Bernanke is thinking ... "Hey, maybe I should make the...
    Post by: Morton's, Oct 29, 2007 in forum: Chit Chat

  15. Is trading really this easy ?

    Wise, I did a quick scan on news items for RDN. Looks like it has had some really serious trouble recently and then issued some good news...
    Post by: Morton's, Oct 29, 2007 in forum: Trading