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Super Silly Haiku Time!
Ask anyone who knows me about me and the first thing they will tell you is how worldy I am. It's true! So that's why today in my English class I suggested to my teacher that we do something crazy and foreign: Haikus. Haikus (pronounced high – coon) are a special type of Asian poem that follows the order of syllables 5-7-5. Isn't that silly? They are lot's of fun and even though they are chinese they are rather harmless. I hope you enjoy my haikus. Write your own in the comments!
Christwire full of love
Read up on your salvation
Much love Jesus Christ
Prancing leaping dance
Tights expose twiddle rompus
Male dancers are gay
THIS ONE IS SUPER SILLY! Cause it's true!
Mexican woman
Pregnant with burrito babe
Has anchor baby
Lesbian haircut
It looks like Justin Bieber
But with clam dabbles
This one is in honor of Haiku chinese history (I like to pull the corner of my eyes while I read this one):
Chinese rove frip frops
Dog meat fravored rorripop
Fry rice two dorrar
Here is a special Emosexual Haiku that I learned about. It deviates from the traditional china 5-7-5 and is instead 6-6-6:
Look at the Emo kid
Is it a boy or girl
You can never be sure
Emosexual life
Lover of girl Make-ups
Even when they are boys
- Excited
- Fascinated
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I'm still a bit of a newbie at mtn biking so any help would be appreciated.
I have a 3yr Trek 4300 it has been a pretty good starting bike and had a good price to let me know I would be doing more riding.
Lately I have been putting about 300+miles/month and probably have around 2500 miles on the bike since new.
I have started to have a few issues with the drive train. I have a friend who is a bit smarter than me at maintaining bikes so I have been trying to keep things adjusted properly. However, lately the bike is having problems shifting - it doesn't want to step cleanly thru 6-7-8 gears when on the middle or large chain ring on the front. Also when going up some moderate hills it tends to either miss shifting or will pop and jump gears. One friend says there is a bit of wear on the chain rings and in the chain.
I have about $400+ I can spend so it seems to me that it might make more sense to upgrade the drivetrain rather than see what I can sell it for and buy something totally new. Thoughts?
My first question is this - Can the 4300 be easily upgraded with newer/better components?
I have been looking at something like the Shimano SLX components - new crank/BB, front & rear derailleurs, cassette and chain. I've seen a build kit like this advertised for about $390.
Will this kit fit my bike?
Also lately I've been noticing a lot more oil/grease on the front forks. No bottoming out yet. Is it time to consider replacing the front forks as well?
Just a little more background on me - 50+/ 6'1"-215. Do a lot of riding on the great bike trails here in Germany and some riding in the forest roads/trails around here as well. None of the hard-core rock jumping, full-bore downhill stuff, not totally flat trails either, but enough to help me keep the blood pumping and get in a better shape than round...
Any advice would be appreciated. And recommendations for online stores as well.
I'm in Germany working with the USAF so would need to order parts online and do most work myself with my friend.

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So I know this is a long shot, but here goes: I was out riding clockwise around the Three Bears Loop yesterday, and at some point - probably on the bumpy portion of Wildcat Canyon Rd. - my Kryptonite cable slipped out from under a bungee cord on my rear rack and was lost. If anyone out that way happens to see a coiled up cable on the road, would you mind grabbing it and PMing me? I'd be eternally grateful.
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I'm 11 days late, I have taken 4 pregnancy test and they all came up neg... Could I be pregnant?
I really want a baby, I have been trying for one year now, and nothing. Im usually regular in my period, most likely early but not late. Now I am 11 days late, I have taken 4 preg test and they were all negative. I have somelike symptoms, nausea when I cook, sleepiness, and I feel sooo tired! Could I be pregnant? If I am, why the results come up neg?
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- Quito Mariscal Sucre airport: 15km
Beautiful apartment in Quito with fantastic views over Guapulo, just 2 minutes walk from Hotel Quito. Wifi, cable TV. Fully equipped. Very secure.
is situated in a small block of eight similar flats, located near the top of the steep winding road leading down to the historic village of Guapulo. It is located on the lower ground floor, and the natural lie of the hill means that both the living room and bedroom enjoy panoramic views over Guapulo and the valley beyond. On a clear day you can just see the massive volcano Cayambe on the horizon.
It has a living room, bathroom, kitchen with breakfast bar, laundry and a double bedroom with shower room en suite (see the attached floor plan for layout). Outside it has a dedicated parking space, and the building has its own security guard. The flat caters for 2 in the double bedroom, although it is possible to sleep another two on the sofa bed in the living room, but visitors should note there is only one shower (off the main bedroom).
The flat is well equipped -the kitchen has a modern fridge/freezer, gas cooker, electric grill, and pretty well most things you might need to create a dinner party. In the laundry there is a new top loading washing machine, drying line, iron and ironing board, and vacuum cleaner. The bedroom has cable TV, and extensive wardrobe space. In the living room there is the settee and two comfortable swivel chairs. It also has a dining area with table and chairs for up to six people.
There is a wifi internet connection for visitors who bring their own computer.
The price includes the cleaning of the flat and change of bedding once a week.
The apartment is located in the best area of town just 200 m from the the five star Hotel Quito (you can use their pool and gym facilities for around $16 a day). This is a quieter area away from the traffic and pollution of Colonial Quito -doubly so now the airport has been relocated out of Quito.
Near the hotel in the elegant Av Gonzales Suarez are a number of shops including small supermarkets, chemist, laundry and bakery. Also just 50m down the hill you will find a delightful local store selling fresh bread, drinks and other everyday items from 7.00 in the morning. If you prefer a more cosmopolitan shopping experience then a short taxi ride will take you to Megamaxi the largest superstore in Quito and the Quicentro Shopping Centre where you can buy pretty well anything.
Just at the top of the hill, 150m from the flat, is the local bar El Mirador de Guapulo which serves typical bar snacks and cocktails and looks out over the Sanctuario de Guapulo, the oldest colonial church in Quito. On many evenings there is live music in the bar. Alternatively a taxi ride of around two dollars will take you into the popular Mariscal Area of town with its many restaurants, bars, shops and other interesting sights.
Quito and Further Afield
Quito has much to offer the visitor. It makes a great starting point for a visit to Ecuador. If you are planning a longer tour of South America it is a good place to acclimatise to the altitude and perhaps do an intensive Spanish course at one of the many schools in town. From Quito you can book trips to Indian markets (Otavalo is one and a half hours by car), the cloud forest (Mindo is renowned for the variety of butterflies), the thermal pools at Papallacta and the jungle via Baños.
For the more adventurous, you might try white water rafting in the cloud forest and jungle, scuba diving on the Galapagos or climbing the great volcanoes. And for anyone with an interest in nature, Ecuador displays an extraordinary diversity, with 1640 species of birds, 4500 species of butterfly, and 358 species of amphibians (15% of the worlds total).
Quito was the first UNESCO world heritage city and is the Ibero-america City of Culture 2004. A visit to the restored colonial old town is well worth doing, especially at night when Quitos many historic churches are illuminated. There are also a wide range of museums and galleries, including the Fundacion Guayasamin. Alternatively you might choose to sample the atmosphere at a local football match at the Atahualpa Stadium.
In the evening you might visit the National Theatre Sucre, and there are a number of good restauarants, bars and clubs in nearby La Floresta or the more touristic Mariscal Area.
Whatever your interests, Ecuador is a fascinating country.
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Cops: Pittston YMCA left 6-year-old in van
The state Department of Public Welfare is investigating the Greater Pittston YMCA for an incident involving a 6-year-old girl left in the back of a hot van following a field trip.
Kate Gillis, a spokeswoman for the Department of Public Welfare, said Luzerne County Children and Youth is handling the investigation, which began when the Scranton public welfare office received a report of a girl being left in the back of a van on Monday.
Gillis said two YMCA staff members were supervising the children during a daycare program field trip. After their return, staff overlooked the girl, who had fallen asleep in the back of the van.
Gillis said the complaint alleged the girl was unsupervised for about 40 to 45 minutes. The girl woke up after being in the van for some time, then stood outside until staff saw her in the parking lot.
The welfare department's Child Development and Early Learning Office evaluates and issues the YMCA's license to operate the facility. Once the investigation is complete, Child Development and Early Learning will determine the license status, Gillis said.
Currently, the Pittston YMCA has a provisional license, which means it is in "substantial, but not full compliance," Gillis said. The reason the Pittston YMCA isn't in full compliance, she said, is because the Department of Public Welfare verified two complaints in 2013 for "failure to properly supervise children." One complaint was in May, the other in September.
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Nomination papers were available to download here as a blank pack, or as a printed copy from the Elections Office, Waveney District Council, Town Hall, High Street, Lowestoft, NR32 1HS.
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A novice sleuth is hired by the police after he cons them into thinking he has psychic powers which help solve crimes. With the assistance of his reluctant best friend, the duo take on a series of complicated cases...
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March 26, 2014 Episode 10 The Break-Up 63 links
March 19, 2014 Episode 9 A Nightmare on State Street 60 links
March 12, 2014 Episode 8 A Touch of Sweevil 56 links
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February 26, 2014 Episode 6 1967: A Psych Odyssey 47 links
February 5, 2014 Episode 5 Cog Blocked 19 links
January 29, 2014 Episode 4 Someone's Got a Woody 16 links
January 22, 2014 Episode 3 Remake A.K.A. Cloudy... With a Chance of Improv... 12 links
January 15, 2014 Episode 2 S.E.I.Z.E. The Day 39 links
January 8, 2014 Episode 1 Lock, Stock, Some Smoking Barrels and Burton Gu... 17 links
Season 7
December 15, 2013 Episode 15 Psych the Musical 11 links
May 29, 2013 Episode 14 No Trout About It 20 links
May 22, 2013 Episode 13 Nip and Suck It 13 links
May 15, 2013 Episode 12 Dead Air 24 links
May 8, 2013 Episode 11 Office Space 19 links
May 1, 2013 Episode 10 Santa Barbarian Candidate 21 links
April 24, 2013 Episode 9 Juliet Wears the Pantsuit 20 links
April 17, 2013 Episode 8 Right Turn or Left for Dead 17 links
April 3, 2013 Episode 6 Cirque du Soul 21 links
March 20, 2013 Episode 4 No Country for Two Old Men 17 links
March 13, 2013 Episode 3 Lassie Jerky 17 links
March 6, 2013 Episode 2 Juliet Takes a Luvvah 14 links
February 27, 2013 Episode 1 Santabarbaratown 2 12 links
Season 6
April 11, 2012 Episode 16 Santabarbaratown 8 links
April 4, 2012 Episode 15 True Grits 12 links
March 28, 2012 Episode 14 Autopsy Turvy 13 links
March 21, 2012 Episode 13 Let's Doo-Wop It Again 13 links
March 14, 2012 Episode 12 Shawn and the Real Girl 11 links
March 7, 2012 Episode 11 Heeeeere's Lassie 12 links
February 29, 2012 Episode 10 Indiana Shawn and the Temple of the Kinda Crapp... 15 links
December 14, 2011 Episode 9 Neil Simon's Lover's Retreat 12 links
December 7, 2011 Episode 8 The Tao of Gus 13 links
November 30, 2011 Episode 7 In for a Penny... 14 links
November 16, 2011 Episode 6 Shawn Interrupted 13 links
November 9, 2011 Episode 5 Dead Man's Curveball 13 links
November 2, 2011 Episode 4 The Amazing Psych-Man & Tap Man, Issue No. 2 12 links
October 26, 2011 Episode 3 This Episode Sucks 13 links
October 19, 2011 Episode 2 Last Night Gus 11 links
October 12, 2011 Episode 1 Shawn Rescues Darth Vader 14 links
Season 5
December 22, 2010 Episode 16 Yang 3 in 2D 12 links
December 15, 2010 Episode 15 Dead Bear Walking 13 links
December 15, 2010 Episode 14 The Polarizing Express 13 links
December 8, 2010 Episode 13 We'd Like to Thank the Academy 13 links
December 1, 2010 Episode 12 Dual Spires 12 links
November 17, 2010 Episode 11 In Plain Fright 13 links
November 10, 2010 Episode 10 Extradition II: The Actual Extradition Part 12 links
September 8, 2010 Episode 9 One, Maybe Two, Ways Out 13 links
August 25, 2010 Episode 7 Ferry Tale 13 links
August 18, 2010 Episode 6 Viagra Falls 12 links
August 11, 2010 Episode 5 Shawn and Gus in Drag (Racing) 13 links
August 4, 2010 Episode 4 Chivalry Is Not Dead... But Someone Is 13 links
July 28, 2010 Episode 3 Not Even Close... Encounters 13 links
July 21, 2010 Episode 2 Feet Don't Kill Me Now 13 links
July 14, 2010 Episode 1 Romeo and Juliet and Juliet 13 links
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March 10, 2010 Episode 16 Mr. Yin Presents 12 links
March 3, 2010 Episode 15 The Head, the Tail, the Whole Damn Episode 13 links
February 24, 2010 Episode 14 Think Tank 13 links
February 17, 2010 Episode 13 Death Is in the Air 13 links
February 10, 2010 Episode 12 A Very Juliet Episode 13 links
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January 27, 2010 Episode 10 You Can't Handle This Episode 13 links
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October 9, 2009 Episode 8 Let's Get Hairy 9 links
September 25, 2009 Episode 7 High Top Fade Out 12 links
September 18, 2009 Episode 6 Bollywood Homicide 11 links
September 11, 2009 Episode 5 Shawn Gets the Yips 12 links
August 28, 2009 Episode 4 The Devil Is in the Details... And the Upstairs... 11 links
August 21, 2009 Episode 3 High Noon-ish 11 links
August 7, 2009 Episode 1 Extradition: British Columbia 13 links
Season 3
February 20, 2009 Episode 16 An Evening with Mr. Yang 14 links
February 13, 2009 Episode 15 Tuesday the 17th 12 links
February 6, 2009 Episode 14 Truer Lies 14 links
January 30, 2009 Episode 13 Any Given Friday Night at 10PM, 9PM Central 13 links
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January 16, 2009 Episode 11 Lassie Did a Bad, Bad Thing 14 links
January 9, 2009 Episode 10 Six Feet Under the Sea 13 links
November 28, 2008 Episode 9 Christmas Joy 14 links
September 12, 2008 Episode 8 Gus Walks Into a Bank 14 links
September 5, 2008 Episode 7 Talk Derby to Me 14 links
August 22, 2008 Episode 6 There Might Be Blood 14 links
August 15, 2008 Episode 5 Disco Didn't Die. It Was Murdered! 14 links
August 8, 2008 Episode 4 The Greatest Adventure in the History of Basic ... 14 links
August 1, 2008 Episode 3 Daredevils! 13 links
July 25, 2008 Episode 2 Murder?... Anyone?... Anyone?... Bueller? 14 links
Season 2
February 15, 2008 Episode 16 Shawn (and Gus) of the Dead 11 links
February 8, 2008 Episode 15 Black and Tan: A Crime of Fashion 12 links
February 1, 2008 Episode 14 Dis-Lodged 13 links
January 25, 2008 Episode 13 Lights, Camera... Homicidio 12 links
January 18, 2008 Episode 12 The Old and the Restless 11 links
January 11, 2008 Episode 11 There's Something About Mira 12 links
December 7, 2007 Episode 10 Gus's Dad May Have Killed an Old Guy 13 links
September 14, 2007 Episode 9 Bounty Hunters! 13 links
September 7, 2007 Episode 8 Rob-a-Bye Baby 11 links
August 24, 2007 Episode 7 If You're So Smart, Then Why Are You Dead? 13 links
August 17, 2007 Episode 6 Meat Is Murder, But Murder Is Also Murder 12 links
August 10, 2007 Episode 5 And Down the Stretch Comes Murder 11 links
August 3, 2007 Episode 4 Zero to Murder in Sixty Seconds 11 links
July 27, 2007 Episode 3 Psy vs. Psy 12 links
July 20, 2007 Episode 2 65 Million Years Off 11 links
July 13, 2007 Episode 1 American Duos 9 links
Season 1
March 2, 2007 Episode 15 Scary Sherry: Bianca's Toast 15 links
February 23, 2007 Episode 14 Poker? I Barely Know Her 15 links
February 16, 2007 Episode 13 Game, Set... Muuurder? 14 links
February 9, 2007 Episode 12 Cloudy... With a Chance of Murder 11 links
February 2, 2007 Episode 11 He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not, He Loves Me, Oops... 12 links
January 26, 2007 Episode 10 From the Earth to Starbucks 12 links
January 19, 2007 Episode 9 Forget Me Not 14 links
August 25, 2006 Episode 8 Shawn vs. the Red Phantom 14 links
August 18, 2006 Episode 7 Who Ya Gonna Call? 13 links
August 11, 2006 Episode 6 Weekend Warriors 14 links
July 21, 2006 Episode 3 Speak Now or Forever Hold Your Piece 12 links
July 14, 2006 Episode 2 Spellingg Bee 14 links
orangebloomers 2 months ago reply report
Awesome show. Shame it's over.
vanyreidenbach 8 months ago reply report
The best comedy-crime series by far
Redinvader 12 months ago reply report
I'm going to binge watch this series. I've only seen 1 episode but just now I went through some reports and saw this series come up. Had a look at the report and started watching that episode. I laughed a few times. So yeah, going to watch it now
pepsibackfoolyo over 2 years ago reply report
goodbye Psych we will all miss you
TiffYG2133 over 2 years ago reply report
AWWW... Just watched the very last episode (T_T) So sad, but it's been an entertaining 8 years - gonna miss the laughs!
@MoviesRUs__ It's a British pudding dish containing dried fruit.I think they're also adding it as a play on the movie Shanghai Knights.There's a part in that movie that talks about spotted dick and Roy (played by Owen Wilson) say I think he's asking if I have the clap.If you haven't seen I suggest you do.It's pretty funny.
On a side note..Is anyone else sad they cancelled the show?
WreckingBall over 2 years ago reply report
You can find the links here: solarmovie.so/forum/thread/5902/
SereneSlytherin over 2 years ago reply report
Final finished catching up! I am ready for the new season.
SparkyKarl M over 2 years ago reply report
Please ask in the forum @Droufkitu if you want a link.
davefrmwales Banned over 2 years ago reply report
Has the usical been yet?
GreenCat08 over 2 years ago reply report
Fix the dates!
killerluuk over 3 years ago reply report
episodes r missing S.7 and nt right order


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March 11, 2009
Indianapolis, Ind. - A 10-point Butler lead in the final minutes of the second half quickly turned to dust, as No. 7 seeded Milwaukee rode an improbable 11-0 run in the last three-and-a-half minutes to stun the host Bulldogs, 53-52, in the quarterfinals of the Horizon League Championship on Wednesday (March 11) evening at Hinkle Fieldhouse.
Leading 52-42 with 3:30 to go in the second half, Butler appeared to be in prime position to pick up its 20th win of the season and advance to the semifinals of the league tournament.
Milwaukee had other ideas, however, as the Panthers' Lindsay Laur hit a jumper, lay-up and bonus free throw within a 23-second span to pull Milwaukee to within five with 2:29 to go. Following a 30 second time-out by the Bulldogs, the Panthers forced a quick turnover and converted a lay-in to close the gap to three (52-49) with just under two minutes remaining.
Butler had its chances to extend the margin in the closing minutes, but a pair of free throw attempts and a lay-up opportunity missed their marks and left the Bulldogs empty handed as Traci Edwards hit back-to-back buckets to put Milwaukee in front with nine seconds left.
The Bulldogs' attempt for a last-second win would fall short, as a running jumper by Terra Burns sailed wide as the final horn sounded.
A fast start to the contest saw Butler jump out to as much as a five-point edge in the early going. Four points by Brittany Bowen and two by both Candyce Brown and Melanie Thornton helped the Bulldogs out to a 9-4 lead at the start.
The Panthers battled back and took a two point lead less than five minutes later, but lay-ups by Thornton and Candace Jones bookended by a pair of threes from Bowen keyed a 10-4 surge that put Butler back in front, 19-15, with 7:22 remaining in the half.
Milwaukee responded once again, rebounding back to a three-point margin in the waning seconds of the period, but a jumper by Brown with 12 ticks on the clock put the Bulldogs within prime striking distance at 27-26 heading into the break.
Butler came out firing at the start of the second, as Burns and Bowen connected on threes in the opening minutes before another triple by Susan Lester put the Bulldogs on top by seven at 41-34 with just over six minutes gone. The lead would grow to 10 moments later, as Lester drained yet another three-pointer to give Butler a 48-38 margin with 9:05 on the clock.
The Panthers cut the difference down to six, but a pair of makes from the line by Bowen followed by a tough jumper by Lade Akande put the Bulldogs back in front by 10 at 52-42 with 3:30 to play - setting up the surreal final stretch of the game.
Bowen led the team with 19 points on 7-of-11 shooting from the floor and a 3-for-5 mark from beyond the arc. Lester finished just shy of a double-double with nine points and eight boards, while Akande chipped in seven points. Burns posted a career-best seven assists.
The decision on Butler's post season fate will have to wait until Monday (March 16) evening, when the 48-team field for the 2009 WNIT will be selected following the NCAA Tournament selection.


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Why Risk-Free Assets Are Risky
Via Artemis Capital, "Volatility of an Impossible Object: Risk, Fear, and Safety in Games of Perception" by Christopher Cole
Why owning a UST bond is mathematically as risky as shorting an equity put option...
We all know shorting volatility is dangerous. We learned our lessons from the financial crisis. We all meticulously read "The Black Swan" and then watched the scary movie adaption of the book starring Natalie Portman. We all know that this method produces a steady stream of smooth returns making people think you are a genius until the inevitable disaster forces you to pawn off your Nobel Prize. We all know that shorting volatility will cause you to go insane with a twisted psycho-sexual obsession to master the art of ballet. It's picking up pennies in front of a convexity steamroller. Don't do it. Ever!! Worst of all... If you ever... ever... short volatility... Nassim Taleb will personally insult you and hurt your feelings.
Knowing these facts I would like to pose a question...
Which is riskier right now?
Shorting a collateralized far out-of-the-money S&P 500 index put or buying a "risk-free" US treasury bond? In the "bull market for fear" and "bubble in safety" the paradox is that these two vastly different investments have shockingly similar risk to return profiles (albeit to different risk factors). This goes against everything you have ever been taught in business school or on a CFA exam. In fact I will attempt to make a semi-compelling argument that the collateralized far-OTM put sale offers… gasp… a better risk to return profile than a long-dated UST. For the record I don't recommend either.
First off measuring the risk to reward of a volatility short position is often a complex endeavor involving greeks like gammas, vegas, volgas, and vanna whites.
Let's just simplify that entire process and "pretend" a put option is an alternative form of a bond. As an investor in this hypothetical "volatility bond" you receive an annualized "volatility yield" represented by the premium of the option divided by the capital commitment required to fund the obligation.
In return for this yield you assume the risk of "default", essentially meaning an obligation to buy the S&P 500 index at a pre-defined discount to current market value (say -25% or -50%). Now you will collateralize that option by setting aside the dollar amount of monies over the specified term needed to cover that purchase commitment. That collateral is equivalent to the "face value" of the bond and the "yield" is the option premium divided by that collateral and annualized. If the default event is a $100 stock falling to the -50% strike price in one year you would set aside $50 for the term of the commitment to cover mark-to-mark losses on the short option position. If you receive $2.5 in premium for selling the put option your yield is 5% (against a face value of $50).
We looked at several different types of hypothetical "volatility bonds". The first requires you to purchase the S&P 500 Index at a -25% discount to the current price for the duration of a year. The second obligates you to buy the S&P 500 index near the March 6, 2009 lows (650 strike price or -55% lower) for the duration of a year. We also obtained bank pricing on a 10-year over-the-counter put option at the 2009 low of 666. We can then compare these "volatility yields" to traditional fixed income yields. No complex greeks required.
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For the first time in history the volatility bond yield is consistently competitive with the yield on a wide variety of traditional fixed income investments (see above).What does it say when the market will compensate you more in annualized yield for the obligation to buy the S&P 500 index at the 2009 devil's bottom of 666 (1.90% annualized yield for 10-year OTC put) than it will to own a government bond (1.87% yield for 10-year UST) of equivalent maturity? Consider that the 1-year volatility bond with a -25% SPX purchase commitment currently yields 2.69% annually or 82 basis point over the 10-year UST (chart below).
In periods of equity market duress the spread can go much higher hitting 454 basis points over the 10yr UST this past May. I know what you are thinking... what about the risks?
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The volatility bond and the UST bond have opposite risks factors as the first is exposed to deflation (stocks crashing) and the second inflation (higher interest rates). For the purposes of this analysis we assume a neutral macro-economic view. As a baseline for comparison our stress test uses historical bond and equity prices over multiple decades to match the equivalent probability of each stress event. It may feel as if a 325 basis point increase in rates is extraordinary but it is easy to forget that the historical probability of that occurring is much greater (13%) than that of a 2008 style crash in equities (2%). Of course this is backward looking. Ultimately the true future probability estimate is always left to the best judgment of the investor.
Mark-to-Market Risk: Fair comparison of risk includes analysis of potential unrealized losses for both investments when exposed to adverse market conditions as modeled by the stress tests above. The volatility bond will experience a mark-to-market loss if stocks decline and vol rises, however if the short put option remains out-of-the-money by maturity those losses will not be realized and the investor will keep the full premium. In a similar manner the UST bond will have negative price swings if rates increase but could still make all payments on time. The investor holding either instrument to maturity may be none the wiser if he received his principal back in full and never looked at mark-to-market prices (a retired broker once told me this was how client reporting of fixed income worked at his firm back in the rising rate environment of the 1970s). Important to note that both positions have convex return profiles and prices will not change linearly given shifts in volatility or rates.
Default Risk: I think it is funny when academics claim that the US government will never default because it can just print money to pay off its debt obligations. That is the logical equivalent of saying my house will never be burglarized because if someone tried to break in I could just light it on fire. For the UST bond inflation and currency devaluation are alternative forms of default. For the volatility bond the definition of default is not as complex. If the short put ended in-the-money at maturity the investor would be obligated to own the discounted SPX at the higher strike rate resulting in a loss on posted collateral. This "default" scenario may not be a bad thing if the investor doesn't mind owning stocks at a -50% or -25% discount from today but it still counts for our purposes. Hence the volatility bond has much higher risk here. One unique attribute of the volatility bond is that it is a contractual obligation to ignore behavioral bias and purchase stocks only during periods of deep discounted value.
When the "bull market in fear" meets a "bubble in safety" a collateralized short volatility position and "risk-free' UST bond have shockingly similar risk-to-reward payoffs. Of course you would rather own the UST bond in deflation or the volatility bond in inflation but we are assuming a risk neutral world. To this effect both investments suffer comparable losses to their worst case scenarios. Without endorsing either investment, when evaluated on a pure risk-to-reward framework the volatility bond (with embedded short optionality) is superior to UST bonds at current prices.
What kind of world do we live in where the risk-return pay-off of short selling equity volatility is equal or better to that of a supposedly "risk-free" government bond? The UST bond market is one of the most liquid markets in the world where investors look to first for preservation of capital during periods of crisis. Now the market for safety has an efficient frontier on par with the penny in front of the steamroller trade?
If you don't find that scary then you're not paying attention. It used to be that you would post margin against your tail risk options using risk-free UST bonds. Now those risk-free assets are the source of the tail-risk.
When risk-free is risky maybe it is time to buy volatility on safety itself (see chart above).
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Just look at the duration and rates on US 10yr and 30yr bonds. If rates rise by a relatively small amount Treasuries would get pummeled.
Double down on death and taxes......you can't lose. It's a lock.
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Jim says that "corrugated" purple chart speaks for itself? I'm all experimental(and shit)<>
I'll admit it. I got lost halfway through this article.
Agreed. A dense read at the end of a day. So, many thanks to Tyler for bringing it back to highlight certain salient points such as this one that describes how pathetic the (non) market has become:
"Now the market for safety has an efficient frontier on par with the penny in front of the steamroller trade?"
Allow me to summarize. There are no "markets", it is a casino. Got Physical? You fucking better.
Speaking of physical, I was on Jim Sinclair's Mineset just now and he said, "Gold will protect you in this transition. Silver will give you a cheap thrill followed by a spiritual experience devoid of a teacher." I wonder what he meant by that...
I asked him what he meant. He said, "It depends what the economic conditions are at end game. Silver is industrial as well as precious. -Jim" The Doc said it means it'll have a blowoff top followed by a major correction.
Physical, uhhhhh, lets see, canned food, check, extra ammo, check, milk cow, check, horse, check, land, check, knowledge in how to grow food, milk cow, ride horse, small rural town, water for irrigation, check. methane gas supply for fuel in the ground below land ( 250 ft, 5 lbs pressure), wood for heat. small beef herd. no debts, 50 K is maple leaf, exit plan if needed. check
Yea, think I'm lined up on the physical, could use more ammo, can never have enough of it!
set up like you are you need some paper assets now.
And I'll simplify. These 'risk free' assets are risky because they are junk. One day (I'm not predicting when), it will finally be accepted as such, or, closer to the mark, those who have them will find out the hard way.
Watch as they put guys like Bernie Madoff behind bars for financial crimes but they exempt guys like Mozillo, Corizine et al. Wasn't the robosigning scandal enough? AIG backdoor bailout? Anyone?
Youve got Romney talking about the so called 47% who are dependent on goverment welfare while at the same time the banking fraudsters are taking raking in corporate welfare handouts to the tune of hundreds of billions of dollars. He's no different from Obama, Bush, Clinton, theyre all corporate sock puppets.
The casino youve invested in will rig the game every which way and will wipe you out. As things get worse and worse, the government and their cronies will panic and find ways to rob you blind.
You wont have a snowball's chance in hell.
That explains why Yahoo Finance said it was up 1525%.
As did VXX. Do they set the splits to the pahse of the moon? Just curious.
I own both VXX and TBT - real losers, I should know better. VXX is like waiting for a lottery ticket to pay off and TBT will be good in 2022, if the don't reverse split it to 0 first.
Just time it right. I don't touch tbt, I've lost on TLT options because I didn't time it right but I'm happy with VXX. You can buy VXX puts when it goes up to a peak again too. I only paper-traded that one, was a good call though. I did in June (1st) get 60% on vxx calls despite it being a small move. I'm in for vxx as shares for now.
Just look at this and see:
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Even looking at 280-day ROC a spike to 20% tends not to hold (3 years back, take a look) and drops to 3% or 11%. No matter what that's a market drop and VXX goes up roughly 4x. Just dump it when it hits. Hold the cash (conservative) or roll some into vxx puts (daring)
FYI in a pending week expected to be filled with anticpation, speculation and concern, the IMF and World Bank Group are meeting in Tokyo.
Like Fukushima wasn't bad enough.
From Doug Noland's latest;
Well, I've been ranting for awhile now about the "biggest Bubble in the history of mankind." At this point, things increasingly remind me of 1999 and 2006. Bubble Dynamics eventually reached a degree of excess that was too conspicuous to deny. Yet the stakes are so much greater today. The amount of global debt is so huge and the quality so poor. It's completely systemic and global. Dangerous excesses have gravitated to the core of Credit and monetary systems. Policymakers are now "all in" in a desperate gambit to hold financial and economic fragility at bay. And, dangerously, highly speculative markets seem determined to extend their divergent path from economic fundamentals. It's frightening how enormous and enormously powerful dysfunctional global markets have become.
I think the FED's only survival option at this point to blow up every other currency while consolidating actual assets under the umbrella of the owner banks. The big battles on the currency debasement war have yet to be fought.
That is one of the best articles I have read on here in some time. In fact you can simply sell SP Puts to fund your short 30yr basis positions. I am quite confident the central planners have hit the breaking point and I am also quite confident that the SP500 will never truly go lower in price (nominal) at least not for a sustained period of time. The 30yr treasury however is like an abandoned baby, the yield will spike and the US govt could care less because the FED will never raise short term rates, basically putting the current 30yr in the hot seat. If you haven't seen the writing on the wall by now, you mine as well get out of the game, buy SPs, Sell SP puts, Sell 30yr OTM calls, Sell 30yr Treasuries vs every other treasury issue and of course long gold and silver. Enough said.
any chance you could be more specific on those first three trades? thanks.
Short volatility? TREASURY bonds? Ummmm... I'll have neither please.
Last year we invested in some chickens.
This year I put my money into a couple of Jerseys and some alfalfa, and a salvage tractor - then got some tires for the shredder so I could mow the weeds on the tilable ground.
Next year I'll be investing in a mower/conditioner, a side delivery rake, and a bailer and if I still have investment capital, I'll buy one of those fancy new bail baskets so I can mow and rake, then bail and pick up 130 bales at a time and drive them to the storage area without getting off the tractor.
Then if there's STILL left-over capital, I'm gonna get me sum PIGS!!!
"the only way you win is by not playing the game." Index funds so long as the Fed has a naked inflation creation policy. I CANNOT pick winners in the market place in general because i'm just adding complexity ("me"...the ultimate complexity in investing...or "you" in the case of you i might add) and that costs "the real me" money. A hobby probably isn't a bad idea either...
ugh, I say you're both wrong. Just look at the amount already owned by the Fed.
What's another 600bln or whatever's left in the market between friends? Beer money I say... Buy them all ;)
Give me the treasury, long dated that is please!
I'll enjoy the "bubble" rhetoric from here to 2% yields, all the while clipping crappy coupons but making huge convexity on the investment. Don't believe it, look at Japan.....
JapanAmerica Bitchez! Any takers?
Buy silver on Ebay.
Bottom line: Get you some gold. Physical preferably.
The big picture is gold is in a primary bull market, here you have the details:
However, under Dow Theory October 4 was a relevant day because market action has clearly frustrated the incipient secondary reaction in the gold and silver markets. We are "in the clear" and it reaffirms the primary bullish trend and negates any secondary reaction.
Thus, now both the primary and secondary trend in gold and silver is firmly bullish.
Furthermore, this bullish breakout in gold and silver has also implications for the stock markets.
More on the breakout and its consequences here:
ehm, this was in the artemis pdf you posted yesterday, didn't you read it?
I knew the retard commenters on this site don't read the content but even tyler doesn't???


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Pyeongchang is the site of the 2018 Winter Olympics, but this week it's the site of what appears to be the start of one of South Korea's most important economic deals between now and then.
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Thought that South Korea had a hard time getting FTA's done with the U.S. and European Union? (Not to mention Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the list goes on…) Three-way talks with Japan and China could make the U.S. and EU negotiations look as appealing as chocolate-covered marshmallows.
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County elected officials running for re-election, District Justice Suzanne Brainard; Sheriff Lance Benedict and Prothonotary Susan Eddleston were all given the opportunity to speak at the Republican Fall Rally held on Friday night, October 25, at the Montrose Bible Conference.
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idek why its called morning sickness, iv never heard of anyone who only had it in the morning, mine was 24/7 until like 14 weeks.. honestly just sounds like normal pregnancy symptoms. try eating absorbing foods like plain toast and crackers and drinking water. it seemed liek nothing helped me, i had to just give in and take the meds the doctor gave me for nausea.posted 10/22/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
I realize this post is old but maybe someone else is searching for the same answer. I am 9 weeks today and constant nagging headache is a good sign of high progesterone and constant nausea, while annoying, is a good sign of healthy baby and reduced risk of miscarriage. Just posting what my doctor told me 4 days ago. Soon enough your symptoms will subside. I am personally counting down the days. =)posted 09/02/2015 by melaniamacias
Ask you doctor about zofran It's a nausea medicationposted 12/22/2014 by lyricsmommy3192012
I'm nine weeks also and I'm sick constantly. When i cough i gag.. when i eat something like chicken noodle soup i throw up.. i can't eat can foods. what helps me with the sickness is eating toast or ceral.. or Milk :P It makes me feel 10 times better.posted 07/23/2013 by mikerh
i am 9 weeks now and cant even hold water down, nothing is working I pray this part ends soon or atleast enough that I can eat and move againposted 05/10/2013 by Angelhiker33
i am 9 weeks today and i have felt horrible for 3 weeks. i have all day nausea, that gets worse at the end of the day, and no vomiting. I'm taking a prescription to help the nausea, but even with that i have to eat snacks all day long to cope (grapes are working well for me). Praying this goes away soon!posted 10/26/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
IDk why they call it morning sickness. Its truely an all day sickness at times. With my 1st daughter I was a bit queezy early on, with my 2nd it was all day the last month. This pregnancy was all day till abotu 14 weeks. So yes, unfortunately, its normal.posted 10/23/2010 by JenniferAnne1976
i was very sick for all 3 of my pregnancies. i had "morning" sickness all day everyday. i had awful headaches and i could never keep much down. they put me on medication for both but nothing worked. i just basically had to do it myself. my third was the hardest because i couldnt take naps. i was working and taking care of my children. do whatever possibly makes you feel better. the only thing that got me through it was i told myself everytime i got sick that "its worth it". i made it through all 3 that way and i would love to have another!!posted 10/22/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
I agree...the headaches are concerning. Could be BP issues. I was sick all day with both my girls until 21 and 22 weeks. I am 14 weeks now and still sick but managed by meds. If you are not opposed to meds, talk to your provider about them.posted 10/22/2010 by rebecca1118
I had morning sickness all day. The head aches (if they're happening constantly) maybe a sign of something else. Talk to your provider about it :) Good luck!posted 10/22/2010 by Jastenmommy
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