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SPECULATION FROM HEDGE FUNDS IS LIQUID BUT NOT DEEP. THEY GAME THE FUTURES MARKETS.

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PHYSICAL TRADERS USING AND TRADING FUTURES YOU plum!

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I am also planning on lending Bill more buy to let money until I can reposse the lot , I will make his Greek paradise a prize holiday for the bordies Worse Irish winner....

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I haven't the fudge what you dirty hippies are talking about, Bimbo. You're ruining Bill's thread. I was still reeling from the realisation that zzzz makes me look like Marx.... Bills thread is moot, the science is settled but so is the growth of co2, so now we are looking at mitigating the doom. I...

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Krugman is missing a point here, the differential is the trade done by the physical trader either Long or short normally against delivery delay or in the case of Soft commodities more importantly quality, these are real One sided trades with the other side effectively being the Physical For the thi...

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Yeah pretty much.....

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Not really true, my point about the differentials stands. The future is the tail wagging the dog right now. Futures can't be wagging anything! The whole thing is a wash. Many people on the “speculators did it” side like to point to financial data, especially large purchases of futures by various pl...

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The main factor in the steepness of the price rise's is hedge fund activity in the futures. Not that old chesnut. Even lefties like Krugman have pointed out that spot prices only rise when there is physical delivery. Physical purchases and storage moves the physical price. Futures do not. Hedge fun...

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The main factor in the steepness of the price rise's is hedge fund activity in the futures. Not that old chesnut. Even lefties like Krugman have pointed out that spot prices only rise when there is physical delivery. Physical purchases and storage moves the physical price. Futures do not. Hedge fun...

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Ted. wrote:A drought is not necessarily the only product of global warming. Quite the reverse, storms can also be a symptom.

Yeah but bad storms no thte good ones.... Keep up Ted.

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Just a quick note to keep everyone on track with the facts : West african Drought is 40 years long now, it has actually eased in the last 2 years, it is not thought to be Cliamte change caused. The drought in the Horn of Africa is of more concern for individuals but is simlar to the drought 20 year...

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Just a quick note to keep everyone on track with the facts : West african Drought is 40 years long now, it has actually eased in the last 2 years, it is not thought to be Cliamte change caused. The drought in the Horn of Africa is of more concern for individuals but is simlar to the drought 20 year...

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Just a quick note to keep everyone on track with the facts : West african Drought is 40 years long now, it has actually eased in the last 2 years, it is not thought to be Cliamte change caused. The drought in the Horn of Africa is of more concern for individuals but is simlar to the drought 20 years...

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If that was the case, why the devil would they allow a report to be published that says "You cannot continue as you are, you will need to alter the way things happen (and spend money)" rather than suppressing it and carrying on regardless? because every change it advises has a new revenue raising i...

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Average at best today :

3x10 : 25 kg cleans.

DB Shoulder press 5 x 22,22,22,20,16 (was all I felt I had left).

Incline bench : 3 x 10 x 30kg

Lat pulls : 3 x 10 x 55.

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Blimey a report from the treasury that wants to raise more revenue , another historical 1st ? I don't think so. I think the Stern Review's a bit more than just a "report from the treasury" - it's a detailed analysis including the point you raised: the global price of climate change compared to the ...

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Blimey a report from the treasury that wants to raise more revenue , another historical 1st ? I don't think so.

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7 billion people is the biggest success in human history. I am with Towny here regarding priorities as well. and demographically Graucho needs to look at the science (we will not change population growth with 1 gen of birth control). actrually the best estimates (and they all only differ by 5 years ...

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To be fair, groucho, I do have some faith in tech coming through, what I don't have is faith in human nature accepting that it's needed or, as was ably demonstrated a couple of posts ago, that any of this affects them sufficiently to do anything about it until it's too late, at which point I fully ...

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To be fair, groucho, I do have some faith in tech coming through, what I don't have is faith in human nature accepting that it's needed or, as was ably demonstrated a couple of posts ago, that any of this affects them sufficiently to do anything about it until it's too late, at which point I fully ...

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No you just wanted to plant the idea that any belief not with the consensus of global warming is the same as a creationists belief. it is simplistic and not a part of the discussion, just an insult. Also accidental willingness is not a conspiracy but it can become one, Gore and his investments or th...

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I do argue that you need to follow the money to get closer to the truth and also that the consensus of opinion when you actually drill down is nothing of the sort. Sorry but what you're argueing is a conspiracy, that the consensus doesn't exist because there is a broad acceptance of a variety of di...

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"The difference is that there are those of us who don't understand the science and therefore quite reasonably think that the consensus of climatologists should therefore be our best guide and those of you who don't understand the science and still think you know best." I don't claim to know best ab...

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"The difference is that there are those of us who don't understand the science and therefore quite reasonably think that the consensus of climatologists should therefore be our best guide and those of you who don't understand the science and still think you know best." I don't claim to know best abo...

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You initially posted about certain posters understanding the science, which you backtracked to those that don't just accept, my point is even f the warming science is correct the rest of the alarmist bollocks is never given context pr an attempt at solution. You are wilfully ignoring that point.

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so the science is settled ? ffs, the "mays" "possibles" "could happen" caveats that the doom mongers peddle with their stories of droughts , starvation, death of fruit flies shows they really ain't sure about the affects of the planet warming. Interestingly there is a school of scientists that belie...

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Bimbo is becomming the new Silver, not a f**king clue what he is talking about and just falls back on ridiculous generalisations because he doesn't understand the science. :lol: , no one here (bar Graucho and Mad scientist ) understands the f**king science. We all understand elements of it and it's...

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And those who wondered what the devil we were up to using the earth's resources at a rate of knots like a teenager who's just discovered youporn uses up tissues? But hey climate change is fake, all is well, everything will carry on just as it is now... No it won't it will change, as it has always d...

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And those who wondered what the devil we were up to using the earth's resources at a rate of knots like a teenager who's just discovered youporn uses up tissues? But hey climate change is fake, all is well, everything will carry on just as it is now... No it won't it will change, as it has always d...

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...many historical accounts published during the past 140 years describing climate changes and often predicting catastrophic cooling or warming. Here are excerpts from a few of those accounts, appearing as early as 1870: "The climate of New-York and the contiguous Atlantic seaboard has long been a s...

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Unprecedented.

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Ok, I'm going to need some advice regarding an injury I'm currently suffering from. Was messing around with dumbbells the other day and now I have messed up my right elbow. The inner part of the elbow (the antecubital fossa I think it's called - elbow pit) now causes me me pain everytime I try to f...

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Nolanator wrote:
bimboman wrote:
Nolanator wrote:Was it a sports/tissue massage? If it was then all thoughts of getting and maintaining a stiffy are gone. Just bite the pillow and try not to whimper.

Never had a tissue massage?

Lots, but the pain is kinda good.

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Nolanator wrote:Was it a sports/tissue massage? If it was then all thoughts of getting and maintaining a stiffy are gone. Just bite the pillow and try not to whimper.

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hey womack, I have taken it from you....

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bobbity wrote:Light front squats
Light clean and press
Easy pull-ups
Harder dips

I'm back. Kinda. Give me a month.

good stuff....

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Still a total lack of imagination (and too much booze recently) so tonight I decided to beat myself up (actually feeling properly knakered) Squats : 50kg (good form though for me) : 13,12,11,10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1, strange knee pop halve way through 4 but decided to finish ... think this might smart a...

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Love lamb, probably my favourite of all farmed meats...other than Mutton of course. And it's a shame Mutton is so uncommon these days as the flavour is immense. I may have to get a leg of mutton for the weekend now. Difficult to serve in the summer I find, would advise Anchovies, capers, mint and s...

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Monk Zombie wrote:
bimboman wrote:Difficult to serve in the summer I find,

why?

here in mzansi we do that thing even the hottest of days.

I meant mutton as it is quite a strong meat, Lamb is perfect for the summer.

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Love lamb, probably my favourite of all farmed meats...other than Mutton of course. And it's a shame Mutton is so uncommon these days as the flavour is immense. I may have to get a leg of mutton for the weekend now. Difficult to serve in the summer I find, would advise Anchovies, capers, mint and s...

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