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    London post-brexit as a financial center

    Seriously, you don't appreciate that Monty Python quote that perfectly encapsulates your rantings? That's just un-British I tell you, in fact it calls into question everything about you! You're secretly a Belgian aren't you, and I bet a Walloon at that!
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    London post-brexit as a financial center

    "Help, help, we're being repressed."
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    Being both long and short at same time

    It's just a shame the Republicans ended pork belly trading just because of her.;)
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    Being both long and short at same time

    Troll says what?
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    London post-brexit as a financial center

    I know you're not an American so you wouldn't realize this, but the Heritage Foundation is considered a right wing think tank and are in fact very biased toward right wing lunacy. In fact they're the ones that have come up with much of it, and as an entrepreneur and business owner I especially...
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    London post-brexit as a financial center

    Maybe you didn't see THE VERY FIRST SENTENCE OF MY FRIGGING POST! Like I said, willful blindness. BTW, if you don't grasp that workforce, market size, trade freedom and risk have and will be completely tanked by Brexit you're completely delusional. The rest, well it's certainly unclear to any...
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    London post-brexit as a financial center

    "and, until recently, immigration" You do realize that pretty much everything this article lists as a positive is what the Brexiters are destroying, right? Dude, your country's burning down around you and your playing the fiddle!
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    London post-brexit as a financial center

    Denial is more than just a river in Egypt apparently.
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    Why Would Anyone Ever Pay $558,000 for a Bottle of Wine?

    On a slightly related topic....every time I see the limit of 2 bottles of wine on the customs declaration coming back to the U.S. I feel like there's gotta be an arbitrage opportunity given that a bottle of wine could be worth $5 or $500,000 but it's all the same to them.
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    IRS confirms traders are eligible for QBI deduction

    I don't know about more lenient but from doing business taxes I'm both Canada and the U.S. I can definitely say the tax code is far more complex in the U.S. (my home country).
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    London post-brexit as a financial center

    But hey, they get their own national anthem back...or something vitally important like that.
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    Corbyn as PM - price target for Sterling?

    I'll venture a guess, the chance of a revote on Brexit has gone up in conjunction with the GBP going up, and a re-vote means a pretty good chance Brexit doesn't happen. A look at the long-term chart of GBP vs Brexit shows a clear negative correlation between the chances of Brexit happening and...
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    How do people fail at this?

    Trade with real money, just a little bit, and all your questions will be answered.
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    $TSLA

    I don't think I'm allowed to re-disseminate them, but I can tell you they're well off Sep levels.
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    Futures or Options

    My apologies, I misread "With futures, you HAVE to guess where underlaying will go or you loose money." I now see the point you were trying to make with that. I would caution that there are extra degrees of freedom in an option that mean that your analysis might not be accurate. For example...
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    Will the real Moody's please stand up ?

    Although to be fair it was the reliance on the rating agency assessment of the AAA leg that screwed him wasn't it?
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    $TSLA

    You do know the article is from Sep and is based on Elon's SEC fraud charge which has since been settled? CDS prices may very well be indicative of what's happening, but given they've gone down about 30% since the article you posted was published months ago it doesn't really support your...
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    market behaviour, manipulations ?

    Congratulations, if the market indeed behaves the way you think it does you found a way to make a nearly infinite amount of free money. Just sell a bunch of vertical spreads on those indexes just above and just below the price you know they're going to stop at, or even just the price that you've...
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    Corbyn as PM - price target for Sterling?

    A correllary of Godwin's law seems to be that as any political discussion involving conservatives and economics grows longer the chance of "turning into the next Venezuela" being invoked approaches 1 at which point the person invoking it has lost the argument.
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    Justice Department’s Reversal on Online Gambling Tracked Memo From Adelson Lobbyists

    I recall hearing "for the children" all the time from the anti-gay marriage crowd, so I wouldn't say ether side has had a monopoly on it. I agree though, makes me furious no matter who says it.
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