Thank you. I have bookmarked the page.

For continuing information, I recommend the http://zerohedge.com. It has a take on markets and politics you don't get in the mainstream press, and it is often miles ahead of stories that later break there. (It was talking about high frequency trading years before Michael Lewis's book was published.)

Thank you for bringing this to our attention. I will have to be vigilant and move quickly. I am going to speak with a couple of my suppliers so they can give me notice.

Yes, as always the timing is tricky, but there will probably be a lot of pressure on rehypothecated industrial metals' prices.

It is a very good site.

I have not read that yet. That would be well worth my time.

Have you read Ron Chernow's biography of Rockefeller, Titan? If not, you would probably enjoy it. It is very well written and researched.

That would make things particularly enjoyable, because the earlier parts regarding Civil War history and anything about Rockefeller are two of my favorite topics outside my professional expertise. Rockefeller invented chemical engineering, my field.

You can disregard this as author's puffery, but you're just getting into the really good parts of the book.

Thanks for the heads-up, straightlinelogic. I spent a couple of hours yesterday talking with my research partner at an aluminum manufacturer. I am sure his company would like to know about this. I just finished the part of your book where Durand is considering moving to NY.