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Here is a letter from Senator Kay Hagan, who is a democrat in the senate. She is against the bill in the house and would oppose it, but there is no bill in the senate. Here is the letter November 17, 2009 Thank you for your message regarding the Let Wall Street Pay for Wall Street's...

http://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/68103-naacp-liberal-groups-call-for-jobs-bill-and-new-tax One of the similar artciles someone else posted this one discusses at the end the tax, and its the AFL CIO/NAACP pushing it. Saying it can be enacted in the 3 year of a 10 year period...

Here is the video, its nothing new. It was reiterating basically waht was said by Defazio and Jim Clyburn weeks ago about the trasnaction taxes for the infastructure bill. Erin is actually keeping her mouth shut this time. Defazio is a member of the transportation and infastruture committee...

While Geithner saying he doesnt support transaction taxes was a good thing, and him speaking on behalf of the administration at the g20, he does not make policy. I would still like to think what the administration thinks counts now, since we are in a one party government , so we shall see. So...

Here is an article from The Hill it talks about defiect and jobs much like your article above and ways people are looking to fund things but it doesnt mention the Tax atleast http://thehill.com/homenews/administration/68041-dems-stuck-between-job-numbers-deficit

That Defazio part was nothing new it was actually pulled from an article when they were talking about the transportation bill a few weeks ago. We shall see what Defaggio does this week tough. I am sure this will come up with the tranny bill but lets see if it gets the traction beyond the few it...

I was thinking the same thing PowerBallad, if someone actually important was spearheading this I would be more worried. I know Guardian is for this tax as it is stated on the net in many places, I know the Financial Times is against it so it seems the Guardian always prints the articles in this...

I guess if he does propose this bill this week then we can see if it really has traction or not with health care funding needed and the transportation fundin needed in the next several weeks If this is gonna pass or go thru committee it will now if its destined to, so get writing to your reps...

He is at it again! Dam that Peter Defazio http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2009/nov/16/tobin-tax-levy-financial-transactions-us-bill

NFA insituted a regulation that caps forex margin at 100-1 for majors and 25-1 for exotics that starts in nov 30th. Some brokers are implementing it early

I hope they go further in London then just the stamp duty and see what this does to their financial district. Remember its the guardian writing this article, they are heavily in favor of this tax! These are the supposedly big guns they said they were going to pull out in favor of this tax in an...

They can have all the lip service they want but the sens from the major financial hubs of this country will not vote for the tax:)

That article is rehased here, it is just Brown trying to save face, IMF came out today and said they will be atleast looking at everything but we know what they favor and even leaned again toward insurance. The head of the IMF Kahn, well we know how he feels about the Tobin, doesnt like it. Now...

You never know, if the lift the anit gaming law like Barney Frank wants that might help them on their way. There are other alternatives that are not the most ideal but also do work when you know how to trade them. Like binary options, there are several places a us citizen can trade them. I know...

Yeah they seem to have quieted down on the tax , Germany and France that is. Well Sarko in france but the finance mister was supportive.

Well it is definately a way to trade and trade around a transaction tax like the stamp duty in the UK and many people do it in a professional manner. Its the ones that do want to learn how they are traded is all. If your a trader you are adaptable. Just like binary options are another way to...

Not as easily but it can be traded and traded well for people who learn to trade, and it is less costly then if there is a tax on the transaction. Plus it is not bad to trade if you are not scalping a million share a day so plenty of intra day traders can trade this well.

There stamp tax is alwys used as an example but I have friends in London who trade using CFD'S that are not part of the stamp tax duty and are tax free, so atleast they haev ways around the trasnactiont tax, as for the US cfds are illegal to trade here

They always were looking at the tobin until Kahn siad they were not , they were more focused on the insurance tax or the windfall profits tax on bank profits or asset tax rather then insuance tax. The man who is doing this report, and it is not Kahn doing this report it is John Lipsky He said...