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'''I love the title of this article, since when is DeFazio and Perlmutter influential :)

FWIW, I did get 2 more emails frmo both of my reps , I have gotten them a month or so ago when I wrote them about hr1068. And now recieved them again from the same reps in regards to hr 4191. One dem and one republican, both opposed to the tax , so thats good. Keep filling out Robert Green's...

Thanks I apologize to you personally. I did take it personal at first. I dont want to ruin my rep on here for whatever its worth. I am fighting the transaction tax with others as well on here pretty hard and do not want to take away from the importance of that issue. I hate spammers as well, I...

Hey Doc, Was the video anything good ? For some reason I cannot get it to play.

Well then I stand corrected and apologize, I never read the terms of service. I have been on here for almost 2 years, most of my posts, probably 500 of them, are in the 1/4% tax in the ny times thread. I have never spammed ET before or meant to spam. If I did I would have done a puretick and put...

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No problem asshole, just trying to help a friend out. I see you were trying to do what he is, guess he beat you to the punch. I didnt spam ET thats why I put it in classified douche. But everyone knows ur the spam king, so thanks.

Barney Frank actually won a 6 month stay on banks reporting and enforcing a gambling law, he is for online gambling being regulated and taxed, which is the only good thing he is doing. I am for regualted online gambling, maybe that will take the heat off trading and could open the door to other...

I have a friend who made this website so for any newbs wanting to learn to trade, its a pretty good manual for newb trading. www.tradingyourplan.com

Not sure but when Strauss Kahn gave his thoughts on the tax a month or so ago, Lipsky also stated in the media that he didnt see the merit in the tax and he was leaning toward the insurance levy modeled after the FDIC. Thats what Lipsky and DSK both said. so we shall see if they stick to their...

You cannot compare the 2 times, the only ones invested in the markets then were the rich.

This is the head of the group charged with putting the report together on the tax: John Lipsky http://www.imf.org/external/np/omd/bios/jl.htm

Its a shame they print this becuase thats what the public is going to think. They will not listen to us, or bankers when they tell them , that the amounts of money in those articles are bogus. They will think the banks are lying and believe these nutcases where the amount changes everyday

I am surprised at FT usually they are in opposition to the tax while the Guardian is for it.

Anybody recall DSK saying this, I sure as hell do not remember that. Dominic Strauss Kahn, the head of the IMF, recently said he could support a one-off tax on a small share of financial transactions...

Be careful though. If you look at it this way, if the US happens to do it, that would be great for those in EU who want to do this tax and they will, then Canada will weigh how much business they will take in compared to how much revenue could be from a tax. I think all countries say one thing...

In the senate I would think they will still have a tough time getting even 51 to pass this.

They usuallyrevise the exemptions and the rules when they amend the bill, the first draft is just the base and then all the stuff they want it to cover they will hit it up later on in the process.

Take the source of this article for what its worth. I wouldnt say yet that it mentions global taxes in any draft I have seen. This says provisions are in there for a global tax, which in the draft we have seen could mean when they say alternative financing - that could mean a whole lot. So this...