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what is it ? ________________ http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=277211&highlight=rules+halts

re:nq idiotic rules created by government pressure results in trading halts which benefit primarily high frequency traders who can move a lot faster than professional or semi-professional traders.

not quite. you have to be able to hit the button.

exactly. too many opinion polls are poorly constructed. therefore many people don't vote. by the way too many guys in their sixties want to do next to nothing and wives having gone through menopause have renewed energy and ambition throw out the old schmuck, literally and metaphorically.

"Higher interest rates are also impossible on a longer term because USA simply can't afford them. " "afford", the market doesn't care. the market will determine interest rates.

did you learn this drivel from tenured left wing professors, who laugh all the way to the bank, working nine hours a week, while their students get mired in debt for life?

note particularly the left hand corner.

wall street will be short.

don't underestimate the efficacy of dart throwing methodologies when it comes to trading.

they buy at the top because they can't meet the margin call on their short sale.

the OP or anyone else who checks it out will most likely come to a different opinion.

"You might as well wait 6 months and then just short the VXX rather than putting a hedged position now." the statement has an obvious error in logic. it has some similarities to the surprise test paradox.

the term hyperinflation on my part was being used as in inflation in weimar germany or zimbabwe. inflation in Venezuela is nowhere their level. in any case it is not a good idea to extrapolate from one example.

obviously, the big winners are his lawyers.

may is putting it mildly when government workers go on strike and/or the military is threatening to intervene.

in hyperinflation stocks may not keep up with the rate of inflation. you may need to be leveraged which may be both dangerous and difficult under those circumstances.

Man with a Million (1954) "The Million Pound Note" (original title) http://www.simonprior.com/the-million-pound-note-1954/ http://www.mineweb.com/mineweb/content/en/mineweb-gold-analysis?oid=207314&sn=Detail

victor neiderhoffer + puts

you should have moved when the $US =$C1.60.