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    The tide is turning for the specialists!!!

    I also have done a scientific study like shneed and have found that those who are for the specialist system are either: Al Queda terrorists or serial farm animal pedophiles. :D
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    Buffett Sees Little to Invest In

    Warren is a hoot! Taxes are too low, thats why he doesn't plan on paying them. Ha! :D
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    Buffett Sees Little to Invest In

    Only if you were to go around trying to raise other's taxes while preserving your own tax break. That is the whole point I am trying to make!
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    Buffett Sees Little to Invest In

    I'm sure Buffett is very smart. My problem is not with his brains but with his integrity. Warren has made good stock picks - but his wealth has grown primarily because he doesn't pay taxes. Buffett champions his buy and hold philosophy. Thats fine and I would not want to change the...
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    Buffett Sees Little to Invest In

    Do a Google of "Proposition 13 Buffett" for more info. Here is one article: http://www.foxnews.com.edgesuite.net/story/0,2933,94898,00.html
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    Buffett Sees Little to Invest In

    For condemning others for avoiding taxes when Buffett's whole fortune is based on tax dodging (never selling stock - thus never incurring taxes). He was condemning people who never sell their houses and thus pay lower property taxes in California vs. someone who buys a new home every 4-5...
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    Buffett Sees Little to Invest In

    It was ridiculous when Warren Buffett suggested that California Proposition 13 (which limits property tax increases as long as you don't sell the real estate) was unfair and wrong. A tax dodge. What Warren doesn't tell you is that his fortune is based on dodging taxes. If he had to pay...
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    Database for Economic Consensus estimates

    Barron's On-line Economic calendar has both figures (consensus estimate and actual data) going back to the beginning of the calendar year. You have to have a subscription to the on-line Wall Street Journal.
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    e-signal data

    I've seen the same thing on larger intraday charts. For example data on a 120-minute chart of ES includes after hours data even though you specify regular trading hours for the time template. The cash SPX doesn't do this. It doesn't seem like the time template absolutely controls what...
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    Nasdaq Composite emini to trade Globex

    I would like to see a futures contract on the NYSE beta index or a similar beta index. It would be a perfect hedge for momentum traders and it would be great for specs in this tight range market. By its nature, a beta index would outperform on the way up and on the way down - giving us the...
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    NYSE seats going down $$$$

    If this trendline keeps on, these specialists are going to have to start turning tricks in the train station bathroom in order to hold it all together. :D
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    NYSE seats going down $$$$

    holy haircut!
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    Jesse Livermore's unknown psychology

    Comparison is the source of all happiness and despair If you are poor you can be happy if everyone else is poor. Rich can be miserable if their contemporaries are richer. If you want people to like you, don't make others feel inadequate in comparison to you. If you want to like...
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    Specialist era coming to an end !

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    SpecialistMan - by John Bogle

    Did I just hear that specialist Labranche is being accused of front running by the regulators? Dick Grasso said that front running is like the death penalty whereas violating the negative obligation is like a parking ticket. hmmmmm. (if Dick were still around he would probably say -...
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    SpecialistMan - by John Bogle

    Time to end the 30-second rule on NYSE http://www.forbes.com/home_asia/2003/10/15/cz_nw_1015nyse.html
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    Specialist era coming to an end !

    Seems like you are denying reality. I am a individual as are many others.
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    Specialist era coming to an end !

    The SEC could farm out specialist compliance to someone like Price Waterhouse. Its basically an auditing task. Of course the NYSE wants to hang onto that job at all costs. They created the specialist rulebook to look good - but they don't actually want to have to conform to the rules. They...
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    SpecialistMan - by John Bogle

    Sounds like the solution to this whole problem is to eliminate the time element in the trade-through-rule. So instead of giving the NYSE 30 seconds to price and complete a transaction - make it first come first served. Then the NYSE will either have to get quicker or fall by the wayside...
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    Losing by instinct

    The whole phenomena of moving your stop to "break even" is an example of this - even if statistically it may make more sense to move your trailing stop to where you have a small loss. Its vanity. :D
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