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The thread in the "Wall St. News" forum entitled "AMEX Has Been Acquired" got me to thinking...“How many markets does NYSE Euronext now control?” Moreover, given the recent acquisitions of the Prague Stock Exchange and the Ljubljana (Slovenia) Stock Exchange, we should look at the...

LMAO, too. (but don't get me started on that lying snake :mad: )

mike007 and SCNinvestor, Thank you very much for your replies. For the sake of stirring up the discussion a little bit... There are only 14 companies on the Prague Stock Exchange, including: Komercni Banka (The second largest bank) Telefonica O2 Czech Republic (One of the largest...

Magna: Thank you very much for your explicit, definitive answer. I will follow your standards **religiously**. (However, if I screw up and post a message about a "penny stock", please be gentle because, as I wrote in my son's lesson plan: "It is very important to know the names of these...

Gee, thanks for piquing my curiosity and then leaving me wondering. What do you mean by "thieves slip quietly into the night under different names "? Please explain (because I think that you and I might share a common perspective).

Interesting. I don't even see the original of this quote from Surdo in my list of replies.

If I interpret your reply correctly, you are looking at the deal from NYSE Euronext's perspective (i.e. "deal pays for itself and then some"). Am I right to assume, then, that from the perspective of AMEX's owners, they got screwed?

From an NYSE Euronext press release dated October 6, 2008: "NYSE Alternext US to Delist Securities of Debt Resolve, Inc. About NYSE Alternext US LLC Formerly known as the American Stock Exchange, it was acquired by NYSE Euronext on October 1, 2008, and its name was changed to NYSE...

On October 1, 2008, the American Stock Exchange was acquired by NYSE Euronext. The new name for the American Stock Exchange is “NYSE Alternext US LLC”. Do you think this news is good, bad, or unimportant?

On October 1, 2008, the American Stock Exchange was acquired by NYSE Euronext. The new name for the American Stock Exchange is “NYSE Alternext US LLC”. Do you think this news is good, bad, or unimportant? Please explain your vote in a reply to this message.

The description for this "Stocks" forum states: "Discuss specifc companies listed on the major exchanges. No penny stocks!" I'm teaching my 15-year-old son about investing on the stock markets. In one lesson plan, I wrote, "penny stocks, which have a share price under $2.00 (or under $5.00...

The wildcard in the question "Will the low from Friday 10/10 hold?" is Warren Buffett's recent statement: "Time is right to jump back into stocks". If Obama wins the election, Buffett may get a position in Obama's cabinet. In that case, stocks **must** go up, or Buffett (and Obama) will look...

mxjones, I agree with your sentiments. However--check out the timothysykesexposed website sometime. It's a LIE like Timothy Sykes. timothysykesexposed tries to act like opposition to Timothy Sykes. It is NOT. timothysykesexposed is actually another website that markets Timothy Sykes'...

Regarding efranco's reply... Ladies and gentlemen of the Elite Trader forum, we have one of Timmy Sykes' toadies in our midst. I am an American who lives in the Czech Republic. (Thus, my knowledge of the corruption at Eurostat, which involves a Czech woman named Marie Bohata.) I have...

I don't want to speak for the author of the New York Times article, but I think that he probably expected to see a trading floor rather than only a few offices.

Modern-day trading on the Prague Stock Exchange began in 1993, but if you search on the Internet, you’ll find almost no details about the first 10 years of its history. Over 1700 companies were originally listed on the Prague Stock Exchange. From my perspective (I invested quite heavily...

I recently had a very unpleasant encounter with the foul-mouthed young man. After I discovered severe corruption at Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union, I wrote a fully documented message detailing the allegations, which I posted on Timothy Syke’s website. In a very...