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    Bubble Investing

    Pit traders use TA + execution edge where execution edge = ridiculously cheap commissions + light speed executions That's why when pit traders lost their execution edge, they lost their game
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    Bubble Investing

    Though there is a long-standing assertion that you cannot make money in the long term solely by using technical analysis
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    TOL stock split

    For all intensive purposes, a stock dividend is the same as a stock split (though the underlying accounting is different)
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    Toyota chief fears GM, Ford demise

    Chief of Toyota is smart, he realizes free trade can easily be reversed In the end, nationalism will always win out: it's always the us VS them mentality
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    A Bad Experiance w/ Brandon Fredrickson

    BrandonF, you must consider the thought-process of your would-be clients When I go to buy a used car I assume the car is a lemon unless something 'signals' otherwise (i.e. warranty is provided, repeat customers from this dealer) Am I correct in assuming: 'without further information, this...
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    Hedge Fund interview questions

    Exactly. In Asia they use numbers for their ticker symbols instead of letters. So 120 stocks is feasible. For example: A1, A2, A3, B1, B2, B3...etc
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    Goldman Front Running

    This is why the ethics section of the CFA is a joke
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    Wal-Mart & The Economic Multiplier Effect.

    I hope capitalism wins the battle against nationalism But history tells us otherwise...in the end people prefer flags over paper
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    IQ and trading

    IQ tests are full of bogus questions Here is an 'easy' question that pops up on IQ tests: Determine the next number in this sequence 1, 4, 9, 16, 25, ___ Obviously the pattern is n-squared 1^2 = 1 2^2 = 4 3^2 = 9 etc... so the missing number is 6^2 = 36... right...
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    Walking the walk (Blotter Thread Continued)

    Nice trade That's a sign of a committed trader, letting nothing, not even sickness, get in the way of trading Are you superstitious? Hope not because eating olive garden every day would wear you down, haha
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    When to throw in the towel as a trader?

    When you aren't excited to wake up in the morning
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    Real Estate: Fundamentals

    Agreed. The masses are so focused on the tax deductibility of interest they overlook the additional costs of owning a home: especially property taxes! And I love the mobility renting gives you.
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    Why are there so many losers?

    Trading has virtually no barriers to entry (just $500 to open a Forex account haha) It's like going to a state school: you will still have that 0.5% who are star performers but the rest are going nowhere So yes, trading does have more losers than other fields
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    Huge Losses

    Blowing up *can* be educational
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    Is trading sexualy inviting...

    All girls like green but all money is not created equal: $100k/yr as a small business owner is different from $100k/yr at a hot tech company like Google or top-tier I-bank (GS, JPM)
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    Blotter Time (Put up or shut up)

    Equity curve since inception (log style) will get you major respect
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    Get rid of Alan Greenspace and the Fed?

    That's Fox News for you... Do the words 'exchange rate overshooting' mean anything to you? now substitute 'interest' for 'exchange'
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    CNBC - Cramer's Mad Money

    Is anyone long ArcaEx as an investment? Cramer was highly touting it
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    CFA June 2005

    How is your preparation coming? What study materials are you using? For level I, I used Junwei notes For level II this year, I am using Shulman notes (2003 edition) Did anyone actually shell out the cash for the textbooks? Are they helpful? I am about 50% through the material Oh...
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    Do Trendlines work?

    Trendlines work if you are prepared to use a wide stop
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