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Dear Homeys: I'm looking for a brief, reliable and concise source of news out of Japan, regarding not just what the central bank does but anecdotally about the economy at large...

nuance, schmuance.

i think the name of the game for a lot of the young geniuses is to milk your investors. money always returns to its rightful owners. -- old Wall Street proverb. oh, and speaking of old proverbs, another one comes to mind: "there is nothing new under the sun."

wear your boots.

well I suppose this would matter if in the long it really worked, but it doesn't. they come and go. long term competence doesn't abuse people (apart from some hardcore jesting) and stays the course. markets are about functional relationships.

everbody needs to grow up.

no. my best day was +15k or and worst, -11. but I'll bet you're like me: just grind 'em up day in and day out. I have an incredible - really incredible -- equity curve. but i used to work with a guy who would be up 100k one day, down 100k the next. At the end of the year, we had grossed...

I think it's the dollar that's uncrashing. Recall that the dollar denominated world was ending just a few short months ago.

I found this the be about the most informative part.

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i work in a market that is considered a lay-up for going electronic and transparency is no less valuable to the biggest players there as well. they think algorithms can just take over, and, in theory, that's true. But what will happen when the algorithms penny each other and mask their size...

you've just described what the vaunted electronic matching can't offer: transparency.

hot money. talk about a rat race. another cliche that comes to mind is, "live by the sword, die by the sword."

I heard they were working on a deal that would keep open outcry for ten years. They own the market. They're holding out, like any trader.

someone's gonna by busy rebuilding a few cities in the south...don't think that would affect construction, though, do you?

8/10 is a hijacking. your pm box must be full of offers by people too embarassed to post them publicly. either that or noone believes you'd pay that much.

Business Wire is the financial market equivalent of the National Enquirer. Crossed with AP.

not exactly a "hedge fund failure" -- at least, not in the "market catastrophe" sense.

thx guys. wonder how far i'll get b4 it expires...

Just downloaded the demo. Anyone care to offer any comments, shortcuts, advice, etc? You know, on how I might make sense of this thing?