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in fact, I think that's in "money management for bigshots 101."

what's remarkable about this is that it hasn't happened sooner and to more players. questions about jurisdictional precedents, I trust.

a few other adjectives come to mind as well.:p

apparently, and this is just a guess (:p) , Soros had a few favors to call in. Someone probably took Bernanske aside and told him a thing or two about playing ball. It's pretty obvious that Trichet the Girly Man is quite scared ( :eek: ) of The Guru from the Gulag. It'll pass. Don't think...

well, good question. i'm a pretty simple guy. if someone could give me a front end that looked and felt like the old Island or Tradecast, I'd be happy.

Is there an alternative front end to TT...or are there some useful TT addons that anyone knows of... thx

OK, this thread was wierd by the second page. It's getting spooky now. Now we know that Walter has absolutely nothing going on, because he spends all his time here.

dx rocks.

<center><img src="http://members.lycos.nl/bfsoulwalker/Marvin-01.jpg" height=150 width=100></img> <i>this gets me SO angry!</i></center>

decimalization did kill trading...as we knew it.

this thread is beyond weird.

Smith was one of my bread and butter stocks for a long time. BJS was a winner, too. But I do remember one day the SII guy faded his bid a dollar when I had just gotten long, and I doubled up and kicked his lilly white. Normally I would have bailed but there was something about the way he did...

I trade slob a few years ago. the guy was good. the other osx stocks were more fun.

I liked the father, Mr. Bruan.

Hell-ooo! Enough about Walter Scott, already.

but isn't that the way it's done on Wall Street?

the easy money is long gone. anyone who's been in business for ten or more years is probably not used to not being able to make payments on the house in the Hamptons.

OK, but what about Fen Fen?

oh, I thought he married Sloan. But actually, that was his sister, right? my bad.<P>Whatever happened to Fen Fen?

some people would argue that there's nothing left of wall street except Goldman Sachs. huge opportunities overseas. wall street acts like a deer in the headlights with its paws in the cookie jar. pardon the mixed metaphors.