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http://www.dw-world.de/dw/article/0,,3938912,00.html?maca=en-tagesschau_englisch-335-rdf-mp at least there's a replacement for THAT toxic shit...

problem now solved... they had a legit new bug

basically i can't transfer monies out of my accounts towards the registered 3rd-party, which is 1) weird cause the problem persists 18 hours after being twice reported in detail and trying remediation measures that proved ineffective, 2) i hear there is a liquidity crisis on the markets at the...

anybody's used oanda's fxglobaltransfer feature in the last few weeks?

renko charts... priceless :-)))))) and why not some ichimoku cloud combo while your at it? :-))))))))))))))))))))))

happy new year folks!

merry xmas guys... even u teleo

no dispute... most of us would look at the rearview mirrors from time to time while driving...

and the turkeys cometh....

i could think of a couple of things that a mafia don would do to his family, nothing lethal, and to keep him alive and well, to ensure he regrets putting them thru this... it wouldn't even cost much at all... keep'em "geniuses" coming...

http://www.agorafinancial.com/afrude/2008/12/12/guilty-bystanders/

good luck dude

fly, this piece from Taleb & Triana is worth a thread on its own if not more

In fact, the people who make the most money in these experiments aren’t the ones who stick to fundamentals. They’re the speculators who buy a lot at the beginning and sell midway through, taking advantage of “momentum traders” who jump in when the market is going up, don’t sell until...

Pop Psychology Virginia Postrel, The Atlantic In these uncertain economic times, we’d all like a guaranteed investment. Here’s one: it pays a 24-cent dividend every four weeks for 60 weeks, 15 dividends in all. Then it disappears. Unlike a bond, this security has no redemption value...

http://calculatedrisk.blogspot.com/2008/11/sad-news-tanta-passes-away.html

tsunami alert folks... there'll only be one warning and this is it... China Property Slump Threatens Global Economy as Growth Slows 2008-12-02 00:08:47.430 GMT By Kevin Hamlin Dec. 2 (Bloomberg) -- House prices in Shanghai, Shenzhen and Guangzhou are plunging, and the global...

what knot? this is a vulture's market matey... red is the new black!

impressive analysis...

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601109&sid=an3k2rZMNgDw&refer=home thing is... why do ppl need to borrow at all mewonders?? :confused: