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Japan: the next global time bomb? http://finance.fortune.cnn.com/2010/09/27/japan-the-next-global-time-bomb/

Simple question! Simple answer. :D

Exactly. He writes books on trading.

http://education.yahoo.net/articles/recession-proof_jobs.htm?wid=1

Sounds like a program that, once in place, could be easily exploited by private interests.

I don't get it. If you are profitable, I'm sure she would have realized the cash streaming in. Why would she have such a negative reaction to something that works so well?

Once local funding of jpy debt is no longer possible due to an aging population retiring, rates will have to reach 3-4% (at least) since the jpy gov't will be forced to raise funds on the open market and therefore beforced to compete with the Treasuries and Bunds, etc. The current GDP/debt ratio...

This is becoming rampant. Same thing is also happening in the EU. And yes, it sounds like a way to get free labor. When the next batch of students graduate, the entire process starts anew.

...over the past few years?

Sure it does... through no-bid contracts.

Is there anyway to reduce or eliminate the risk of holding a position in a stock overnight completely? Is there a way to reduce this risk down to that of index futures or fx, which trade 24/5?

http://money.cnn.com/video/pf/2010/08/19/n_college_kids.cnnmoney/

But that is exactly the point: Trying to put a bottom in the housing market. The idea is to try and lure in demand (i.e. suckers) from the sidelines in order to get another upswing going.

There is such thing anymore as "impossible to get fired".... there is always a way.

30? More like 5-10 if the economy does not play ball. And yes, I could see the leftists turn on a dime.

http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2010/pf/1008/gallery.low_paying_college_degrees/index.html --------------------------------------------------------- Do these 9 case studies really represent the broader picture?

http://money.cnn.com/2010/08/02/real_estate/new_vulture_investing/index.htm ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Places like Las Vegas, Phoenix and Miami are popular because home prices there have dropped as much as 70%...

http://www.walletpop.com/blog/2010/07/30/the-top-10-women-in-money/ :D

Does TOS still allow demo accounts? It seems that they are harder to get now...

See... this is how nasty little rumors get started... :D