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Of course you're wrong. Maybe you failed to read the last sentence. I didn't vote for politician A but he was corrupt anyway. Again, I am not responsible for his actions even though I have to pay taxes to support his games. Got it this time? Like an asset... I pay for it but I may not enjoy any...

The Fed currency is already monopoly money. The Fed acts arbitrarily to the government, so technically, that sovereignty is gone. Can't have it. Those in money and power don't want it.

Wrong. Politicians say what they have to say to get into office. After that, they hold no allegiance for their constituents. I am not at all responsible for those who decide against what I would have done, even though I do have to pay for their games, whether I voted for them or not.

That was rhetorical. The Fed is a private corporation owned by the super wealthy. They will not allow its removal, short of currency collapse, which would remove their power of fiat currency. Not gonna happen while the political game is played. Another way to get rid of it is to vote in all...

Depends on the kind of trader you are. If you are a patriotic trader who cares to preserve your country, you trade in that direction. If you are a gloablist trader with allegiance to none, you trade in that direction.

Keeping emotions out of trading. You think you've got it licked until you use a new system, then it's back to school like you are waiting for a hot date again...

The Democrappers will continue steering the economy into default. I give it six years.

Well, there we are. Rewards for those who brought in more business for AIG. I knew it was one of those two.

Why do some believe that the Fed is part of the government? It is a private corporation for-profit, people. Damn...

Too bad you can't fight with your trading. You might get out of the sim. :p Kiss my ass in the crack while I shit down your throat, fuckstick. Ignored.

Correct. Pizza, pawn shops and pornography! Really, it should be interesting to see who survives this depression, since the rules for business have changed so much in the last 80 years.

Not that our leaders (cough) are asking for our opinion, but we were screwed about 30 years ago with globalism. The factories were outpriced a lonnnnnnnng time ago when we bought into free trade and aceepted that our people would be out of work so that other nations could be at work, and that...

Then you haven't been looking.

I bet you do. Especially when they come true. Then you have nothing to say. I suppose you think the people with money and power just sit at home, content, hmm? Idiot. Ignored. Go play, fuckstick.

When the dust settles from this crisis, which is no crisis to those who orchestrated it, little of Wall Street will be recognizable. Read about Wall Street c.1928 vs. c1940.

Yes, I do. Ask someone in computers now about wifi and they think you want the stereo department.

Dunno, but the OP advise appears to be in line with stock_trad3r.

I have traded with $300-$500 emini margins for years. I see no reason to cut my performance by 50%-90% just because some broker is paranoid and hikes their intraday margins through the roof. My broker knows my patterns for trading, that I always use stops far smaller than the margin. They know...

Yes Jonathan, the cause has already been identified. In fact, it was foretold a long time ago. But as usual, the masses don't listen to anything seriously unless it comes from the stupid box with rabbit ears. There are also threads about it on ET.

Fret not for the poor Arabs. Hussein will be wooed by his Arab brethren to somehow kick the price back over $100 again. See his list of donors? Politicians are adept at creating crises with which to steal taxpayer money.