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Financial trade tax faces uphill battle in U.S. http://www.reuters.com/article/ousivMolt/idUSTRE5AH4LE20091118

Absolutely my friend, government only takes while giving nothing in return. People now serve their governments, that is slavery and immoral.

Good news indeed my friend :)

Well this should end this debate.

I couldn't care less what you think is gambling and not gambling. You trade at what you feel is acceptable leverage for you and others will choose what's best for them.

http://www.creditflux.com/ Lots of info to get you started, I use GFI group.

USD strength devalues the commodity which they seek to export. The production and extraction of the commodity is priced in AUD or CAD.

per commodities are priced in USD.

Australia didn't have a choice, as they were never in a recession to begin with. In addition, Australia is an natural resource exporter and a week US dollar helps them.

A lot of central banks are in that position, could you imagine the dollar destruction with the ECB raising rates before the US.

Canadians can't raise interest rates, due to dollar weakness. Canadians favor a weaker currency.

Governments run deficits, not free markets.

I've made it priority to put off all major spending until after the 2010 elections, I would recommend everyone else do the same. Don't give them the benefit for your productivity and consumption.

What a joke, I wonder if anyone is the state controlled mentioned this in their propaganda today?

Tax cuts and deregulation are the path to growth and prosperity. Anything else is simply foolish and naive. Fail economics are rooted in Keynesian economic policy.

This is a failed road that will only do more harm than good.

A lot of traders were expecting a triple digit build and we didn't get that.

Try GBP/JPY if you want volatility.

Remember there are two treasury auctions today, 30 year bonds and 16 day bills.

Stop, I get kinda hard when I see or hear those words :eek: