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"- Trading Technologies has risk control with open positions and auto liquidate per trader " vs. "We can set max loss limits per day, but that does not auto liquidate them We can set max loss limits per day, but that does not auto liquidate them"

re:auto liquidate prior post above says differently. please explain.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/noahkirsch/2017/05/08/why-kate-spade-wont-see-a-penny-of-the-2-4-billion-sale-to-coach/#218c0f355b2b please give more examples

Argentina is straight out of Forest Gump. When the shit hits the fan do something even if it is the wrong thing. The Incredible Sinking Argentina Markets reeled as the country whipped back toward protectionism...

Not quite, The devil is in the details. , the 100-year bond that Disney issued in 1993 was suppose to mature in 2093, but the company can start repaying the bonds any time after 30 years (2023)

Yes, state governments and city governments and the Federal government. They will all become desperate entities when there is a surge in interest rates.

It is a god given opportunity before deficits ruins the US.

Trump can read the stock market.

You should be so lucky to achieve those heights.

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/08/10/trump-is-ruining-our-markets-farmers-lose-a-huge-customer-to-trade-war----china.html

Tell that to US farmers https://www.cnbc.com/2019/08/10/trump-is-ruining-our-markets-farmers-lose-a-huge-customer-to-trade-war----china.html

what is the significance of what Goldman says publicly?

https://www.gurufocus.com/news/896184/big-mistakes-jesse-livermore

You call shooting himself in the cloakroom of the Sherry-Netherlands Hotel in New York City an unnatural death. I find your remark shocking/

It was a nice post until the last paragraph. Your solution is a distortion of free markets. It also may be a violation of international trade rules.

The same place you trade nasdaq or nyse listed stocks.

Your remark is a falsehood. Germany went into hyperinflation in 1923, Again to reaffirm Germany deflation was in 1920(.As an example of deflation leading to hyperinflation, consider the case of theWeimar Republic. In 1920, Germany experienced a deflationary collapse, with the average citizen...

He must have known that he was under investigation.