Recent content by science_trader

This is not an issue. You just fill the forms, send a notarized act as required and file once a year that nothing changed. No brainer.

Whoever has access to the right data (not relying on bid/ask & ohlc data), understands fully the auction process, and has a clear view on order types and exchange rules (i.e a SKILLED PROFESSIONAL) knows what is real and what is not. All these studies should be classified vertically, to say the...

Academics do it all the time. At least in their wildest dreams.

This paper is a joke. Nowadays anyone can publish whatever personal schizophrenia on SSRN and sound serious "because it is a paper published on SSRN".

It is very rare event with IB...

May be the best thing you can do as a beginner is to avoid that kind of trading BS from day one...

This reminds me a story from 15 years ago. I was visiting a pretty sizeable institution and I told them it was crazy I had never heard of them before. The answer was: "We do not talk to the press." That day I understood something. Stay under the radar. LinkedIn, Facebook and others, just be...

Definitely not legit. To avoid marketcapitalizations.com is a clear recommendation.

Did someone order data from this website? No https/certificate and asks for your credit card... Any guy with less than 100 posts answering does not count!

3 years ago I managed to contact them and asked them to blacklist my email. I haven't got any spam anymore.

I am very happy your son did not end up in jail and enrolled by force to the local SS unit. My God, you must be running out of 2 francs coins now. How will you handle your next shopping from the Migros late Saturday to take advantage of late afternoon sales?

Because standard salary for a waiter here is easily north of 4500CHF. A small 2 francs coin from you to finance it. You should be able to understand the principle of welfare re-distribution as we did for you. But I repeat it again, I am so impressed you accepted to go through all these...

Sorry about that. I was just answering your questions. Old tradition here to help poorly educated people from third world countries. But as I said it, sacrificing your life so strongly to milk the cow and being able to feed your family decently is a great honor for you.

> over 25% of the populations are non-swiss (immigrants from eastern european countries) You must be very bad at CH-German not being able to differentiate Italians from others.

Charity is definitely a passion for us. Giving you a few pennies a month to help you helping your family back there is definitely no problem for us. But I am definitely admiring your courage to sacrifice a decent life in your former country to go work and live in foggy German-speaking...