FED can't control the markets nor should it. Why should the FED care about market volatility... the FED or SEC should be enforcing the rules...
futures is move leverage and much riskier than stocks. stops are must in futures...those broker/market makers make sure you are stop out if...
in terms of trading, futures and stocks are the same.
they are machines who make the market. same guy(1 market maker) on the bid and ask. especially in afterhours.
the market makers (brokers) broker/dealer put fake bids and ask in level II or market. everytime a trade takes bait,,,they make more money than...
the small fee you pay is just another way to take your money..it cost them nothing to provide those bullshit level II quotes.
the fact that these exchanges even charge fee for data or getting quote or even pay for bullshit level II quotes really says something about these...
In a bad market recession oil goes down gold goes down stocks goes down real estate goes down T-bill return rates goes down. job market...
the guys who run this market won't let you cash in at their expense.
they've programmed the computers so they halt the market if it gets out of control.
I see your position and hedged positions.
embezzlement of investment funds.. nothing new.
The guy was a market mover or market trouble maker. With billions in management the guy can move markets. so he should play it safe or shut...
they don't go down .005% daily prices gap down or up 25% when there are 'real action'
it's only a 10% price correction in 1 month and these hedge funds fuck up. back in 2002 the market corrected 25% in 1 month. that is how volatile...
he messed up or got robbed by the clearing house who was on the other side of the trade...ain't no tuition... he ain't no student. these are...
The clearing house or broker ain't going give him any profits cause they know the funds positions. and yes they will screw you. it's call fair...
the bank was using your money to make bets in the wall street casino!
it's the responsibility of the FED to 'regulate' the financial system too not just bail it out.
you have to understand why the banks failed. excess credit lending and risk by the banks. if it wasn't for the FDIC the depositors would...
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