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Sounds like the businesses have an addiction to credit and the banks are the dealers (with the Fed being the main production facility). So when hard times hit the dealer, he asks for a bailout from the addicts, so that he can get them more credit that they need.

Does this only affect equities and related instruments? So equity, equity options and equity index futures/options? What about treasury futures and commodities?

That transaction tax makes it near impossible for a retail trader to day-trade. But registered brokers are exempt from it, so firms like Swift and Title got the setup where it allows their guys to daytrade it.

Well the Portuguese did butcher Brazil. Literally.

Stick to being a keyboard warrior, cause it's obvious you never trained anything in your life. Wrestling does not even have throws, just slams and takedowns. Throws don't serve their purpose, nor are they allowed in the rules. That's why wrestlers get tossed around by Judo guys from the...

Yeah, when done by ppl who have no clue what they are doing. [B] Yup and this was proven over and over in MMA (heavy sarcasm). You don't know what you're talking about. Try checking why Judo is incorporated in military combat. Then try to use logic & reasoning why it is very useful...

You guys have been under attack for years, this really should not surprise you much. [B] LOL, yeah ok, the markets (or whatever u can call US equity BS nowdays) won't miss you. Decades ago, the only traders were a select group of individuals who essentially fleeced the investors...

Actually the smart move would be getting rid of FDIC, instead of growing it. And that would be only the first step. But Obama is not there to do the right thing, not for the people at least.

You're basing your decision on AAPL fanboyism & emotion, it's very apparent. I'm guessing you were one of the first to get the I-phone. I'm telling you how it is when it comes to ANY discretionary consumer staple. Apple happens to be in the business of semi-luxury toys for the masses, hence...

My statement stands. A big LOL at the fact that you are basing your decision from Wall Street "research". [B] It's obvious to those who are not new to this game. Apple does not make anything vital, it's all luxury, hence completely dependent on the consumer. Apple caught a credit...

Judo is better in the street, especially versus multiple opponents. Simple trips will do the trick, you may not even need to pull off a throw.

LOL, you're dead meat for a high school varsity wrestler, let alone anyone who grapples & cross trains.

Uhm NO!

Are you trying to base your decision on Wall Street analysts and research reports? Don't make me laugh. [B] Now you are really showing that you are completely new to this. I was talking about the consumer, not Apple. It's not hard to understand. The people that buy I-crap don't...

You've obviously never grappled.

What irrational is expecting consumers to keep buying AAPL crap. It's not like they had the cash to pay for the gadgets in the first place. Now that the credit is drying up, AAPL's business is going to contract.

I have long defaulted on that obligation, it should be dropped from my credit history.

Try this HL: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6DSDwT0dLM&feature=related Probably the best one I have seen. I love the ending, should keep those who don't know that fight guessing.

That guy is a retard. All government debt is backed by its ability to tax its population. Hence ANY obligation that the government takes upon itself is essentially money spent on behalf of the taxpayers.

Your thread reminds me of fun times with your mom. Ahh the memories! Unfortunately, Trojans aren't 100% reliable and do break. At which point I chose to follow the last part of your advice.