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exactly the point I'm trying to make. instead of the few ballsy now everyone with this information first can spread it like wildfire and it would most definitely show up in pirce right away...

Imagine a qualified insider legally being able to tell a hedge fund about earnings and tell them the wrong information...this would definitely help out the small investor :D

incorrect information or rumors are spread all the time even with this rule. The company obviously cant lie in a press release. Think it through to try to see my point...peace

that gap or surprise in stock price would almost disapear if it would be legal...do you think insiders are just 2 people in the company inside a room? accountants, attorneys, insiders, top management, lower management people would be able to tell others and the number, news, or pertinent...

If insider trading would be legal the information would get disciminated to the public much quicker because it would not be illegal to spread the news and it would reflect in the price. Making it illegal is the reason Insider trading is so handsomely rewarded in terms of dollars...Kinda like...

Get your nose out of Bernancke's ass kid. You side or defend entities that have done so much wrong and yet you spew this shit. You need an ass whoopin'

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if we were to measure the amount of TOXIC SH*T on the books per capita.....wall street got off more than peachy king.

perhaps the reason we are in this boat is because of this "TOO BIG TO FAIL". If they werent too big to fail they wouldnt have taken absurd risks. too bad lehman and bear weren't too big to fail? or were they?

show us information that if we would have let the banks fail the world would have ended.

That's what I was about to say about all the BTFD buyers..they only buy the dips that go up on a dime...they were out of the market the past 2 days and will not return until the market turns around. then they will all come out and say, they bought the exact bottom....hahahaha too funny on ET.

much better with the colors on the blog site...

the question isnt when you will go short...it is how many times did you get stopped buying the dip yesterday and perhaps today?...:D

Cutten, you are wise beyond your years mate. You are a cornucopia of experience and wisdom. Or maybe you are just an old cat with lots of experience..

it's more like "buh bye dip"... :D

Could this be the real "TOP OF S&P" post? stay tuned. Great post by the way.

The General Sherman tree in the giant forrest , sequoia national park is the biggest tree in volume....

If I lend a bum on the street $100.00 who I know has no income, with the agreement that he will pay me back monthly...who should I blame when he does not pay me back? you see the majority of the people on this planet will almost always take that carrot, if all they have to do is sign...

1) could be or not be a buying opportunity. I'd like to see some follow through. 2) already caked in 3) Don't we wish it was this easy. We would see selling pressure way before that date and we have not seen any. 4) CNBC, cmon meng

weren't you bullish all the way down? :D Landis please confirm this