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    Why smart regulation is the answer

    Tell me, weren't the regulations in the energy, telecom and banking industry already in place? Obviously someone was able to put them there, and they were better than what we have now. You're trying to generalize your stance about regulations when in fact they should be applied selectively...
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    Why smart regulation is the answer

    I wanted to make this thread to maybe start a discussion with the smart people on this forum. I know most traders are hardcore believers in capitalism and free markets, but I've come to believe this view to be flawed. We all like to think we see the big picture, that we're right and the...
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    German view of Bernanke

    Nationalism was strong at the time and the rest of Europe pretty much humiliated Germany and then the hyperinflation destroyed the whole nation's wealth.
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    Short Netflix (NFLX)

    made me laugh
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    Student Loans drying up!!!!! Good news

    This forum needs more balance. Not long ago I read in this same forum that everyone seemed to agree going in debt for a college degree these days was an investment. So which is true?
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    Fear and Greed

    Everyone has a different definition for fear and greed, this thread is confusing. One person said fear is jumping in a trade for fear of missing out. Yet I call the same thing greed, greed that causes you to jump in at the worst possible moment without any analysis, I've done it and I need to...
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    A Conversation with Larry Williams

    Hey if I did seminars I would charge a high fee too, I wouldn't want pikers joining in.
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    trading psychology experiment

    You know back when the stock market was tiny a stock was bulled up by powerful parties. So you end up with the classical bull market pattern. You have 1 person buying at first then aggressively bids the price up and that attracts most of the rest then he sells at that point and the price...
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    Student Loans drying up!!!!! Good news

    These student loans are safe and they offer good returns, are the banks so scared to take on risk on their balance sheet they won't buy this? It used to be different I believe. This just doesn't make sense. When people talk about this derivatives bubble, I actually start to believe it.
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    GE:Biggest Pump and Dump of all time

    biggest hyperbole of all time.
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    Toronto Hook-up April 17 (New Venue)

    North York out of town, haha. I did read it originally as New York too actually.
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    Black Friday

    Maybe black friday stands for no red ink :D Black Friday, shorts look out.
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    It’s 2008. The U.S. Has Dragged the World into a Depression.

    Aha, I tend to avoid his posts too. Maybe I shouldn't they always get a lot of attention but they seem a bit too biased.
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    $3,000,000,000,000 (trillion US $) cost

    Joab is right, make some noise. There is a lack of leadership. Everyone wants to wait for the savior that will sweep the nation but that won't happen. It takes time to educate, to grow awareness. Start reading books about Ghandi and other social leaders and see how they tackled the problems of...
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    A Serious Paradigm Shift?: They Say the U.S. and U.S. Consumer Is Toast..

    Commerce is a reflexive process. I personally believe decoupling is false, China is linked to the world economy. We're probably focusing on the wrong data. 22nd century? Who cares, what matters is the next year. We'll see..
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    Traders Dictionary

    Don't worry, it's not you.
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    SoGen Trader suing for wrongful terminiation

    Great, this way his first book and movie can be about the events leading to his collapse and his second book will be about the legal battles that followed.
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    Taking $.01 to $100,000,000,000 by year end

    No way man, you can't do it. I call BS.
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    Confused on how open interest works

    Ah, thank you for the names, I'll check them out.
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    Confused on how open interest works

    Hmm , thanks. I guess there's always speculators out there ready to bet from the get go and that allows others to hedge. Of course, you're right about the 10%, except that in many cases the total open interest is many times above 40 contracts :D
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