why doesn't someone take delivery on the comex and start minting and retailing smaller denominations? anything illegal about that? start a...
most of the time, the best trade is no trade. and i definitely understand full-time trader myopia. the power not to participate is actually...
the feds and banks need the shorts. ban shorting all the way down, get everyone and their brother itching for a short. give em a glimpse of...
how do you value trust? seems to be off everyone's radar.
sorry i went back and edited my last few posts while u were replying to flesh out the way i'm looking at it there are surely lots of...
if they decide to do this, a fixed per-trade fee is far preferable to a per-trade % of profit tax. imo the more i think about it, i'm starting...
i agree with everything above. seems to me if it's a per transaction "tax" as a % of profit it would hurt everyone equally. but if it's a fixed...
don't shoot me for thinking this out loud, but is there any chance that a transaction based fee would help wash institutional black box and quant...
i'm going on a huge ass shopping spree using IOUs written on gumwrappers in crayon. cya
i hope obama knows the difference between leverage and trading. institutional and retail. fair and level competition in financial markets is...
is it possible that chanting herd were an undocumented family of primate?
the problem approached us like a glacier. ho hum it's just an 'ownership society' with rock bottom rate decisions, slowing growth, doubling and...
is the air thin in alaska? i watched her very clumsily trying to say that alaska's geographical proximity to russia and canada constitutes...
yes, that would be very intellectually dishonest. not sure if/how you read that into what i'm saying. just to be clear: it's not a free...
ok i respect your opinion and i think i see where you're coming from, although i read the situation a little differently. in my opinion, we...
personally i think that's just one price of a truly free market system. failure has to be allowed on any scale. yes, gs et al would go under...
the market would (in the long run) if the overleveraged banks and households were simply allowed to fail.
money should just be free. period. make it a public service. end the concept of 'banking'. no banks, no bailouts, major stimulus interest...
goldman and the US government should gather all their favorite cronies in a fortress and hire blackwater et al to go thieving house-to-house
you can only change the rules so many times before people lose confidence in the system
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