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Trading is a dying living? As long as prices change there are opportunities to profit from it. I do not see a day coming when prices do not change. Why do the vast majority of your posts include descriptions of how well you're doing? A lot of your posts make me think I am reading a resume...

707,656 Korean Won = $637 USD.

The people who put him in power are Republicans. Who were people supposed to vote for the new guy or the 71 year old 3 time cancer survivor and his retarded Barbie Doll running mate? Same thing as in 2004. Bush was ready for the taking but the Democrats run a guy who looks like your alcoholic...

You know you can trade Canadian markets or USD/CAD. What he's suggesting is the country that shares your northern border doesn't bail everyone out (GM excluded) and print money like drunken morons. Maybe a look north of the border may hold some answers.

Translation = the market is never wrong.

Sorry, I don't know what your definition of the term 'wrong' is. I get my definitions from www.dictionary.com. I am not one for riddles. Perhaps next time you can just spell out what you mean.

The market is NEVER wrong. Trading opinions are irrelevant. The only thing that matters is price and volume. When price violates your theory, you're wrong. The market will always overshoot on the upside as well as the downside. That's what makes a market. Holding positions until the market...

"However, Bobby Baun is remembered for his performance in game six of the 1963–64 NHL season Stanley Cup finals against the Detroit Red Wings. On April 23, 1964, having broken his ankle earlier in the game, he returned in overtime and scored the game winning goal." Sure it's a different...

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Moderator, make his wish come true and ban his IP.

I believe Nasdaq was up 85% in 1999. I guess we all know how that turned out.

continued ....... Shares of investment companies that invested in other Souk stocks were among the more popular types of stocks traded, creating a large amount of overlap between stock opportunities as well as serving to inflate the market as whole. Even more preposterous were the “Fund...

********************************************* Nothing tops the stupidity in this one. ........... Kuwait’s Souk al-Manakh Stock Bubble Perhaps the greatest speculative mania of all time was Kuwait’s Souk al-Manakh stock bubble in the early 1980’s, which is as fascinating as it...

Government can’t print money properly By Zachary Roth – Mon Dec 6, 9:36 am ET As a metaphor for our troubled economic and financial era -- and the government's stumbling response -- this one's hard to beat. You can't stimulate the economy via the money supply, after all, if you can't...

I sing em while trading. New Kids "The Right Stuff" First trade was a hammer Second trade was a smash Turned my head for a second And there went all my cash I bought the wrong stock ..... Baby

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Probably the most asinine thing I have ever read on this site and that's really saying something. Seriously, are you really this dumb? Dump this crap in chit chat.

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America is already fighting 2 wars. How good have those been for the economy? You can look back at history all you want but history is unfolding before your very eyes.

Moot point, as you don't have 2 nickels to rub together.