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http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/bus/personalfinance/stories/DN-NorCap_23bus.ART.State.Edition1.36cb96d.html

asia is just more of the same as the u.s. , only hope is for an exchange to allow only point and click to have real price discovery.

all it takes is a little damage to the 15 largest economy to simulate other countries to pick up the slack, china,us. ,europe, japan= would all benefit from a korean war . all except the koreans!!!!

If humans are in the market and market liquidity comes and goes faster then humans can react , than market liquidity is a mirage. so i say today with HFT market liquidity does not exist. that is why FLASH CRASHES occur and will continue to occur .

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-09-27/progress-energy-stock-halted-by-u-s-volatility-curb-trades-later-voided.html?cmpid=yhoo

china Exports to U.S. Of the $287.8 billion in American imports from China in 2006, the following product categories had the highest values. Computer accessories, peripherals and parts …US$28.9 billion (10.1% of China to U.S. exports, up 12.4% from 2005) Miscellaneous household goods...

WAKE UP YOU ZOMBIES same circus different clowns, same scam on the american people, it has been going on since the 1970's. the democrats and republicans are the same scam demand a true change maybe when the pain gets big enough you will demand it

only reason interactive brokers said anything was because they were on the other side of the trade. there robot got run over selling OTM options

china has a big problem with internal sercurity, spends more now than it does on external security. they have at last count 3 years ago 90,000 plus yearly public demostartions. these are stories that never get out lots and lots of internal problems. environmental problems we wont even touch

against it---- just canaibalizes volume brings no new volume. since HFT got a major portion of the volume no new SUCCESSFUL products have been introduced. exchanges are worried but dont want to piss off HFT guys, then no volume

there are no humans trading any more, all robots in FX

Rumour this morning's GBP/USD spike was do to an algorithmic model gone wild -- trying to sell $3bn instead of $3m. Whoops. about 4 hours ago via web