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just realized that I'm not smarter than the market.

no, the reason there is so much violence in the world is because everyone thinks he's everyone else's shrink.

count me in, baby!

wish I didn't agree with that, but I do, so that's that.

i feel safer thinking you carry a gun and wear a uniform. like a rent-a-cop, as it were.

wait a minute -- this is under "economics." shouldn't it be under "racism?"

just like it was only a matter of time before this psychopath with the asian obsession searched under "chinese" and discovered another thread to demonstrate his sheer stupidity. :p

yeah, you're right. say, would like to come trade in my market for a while?

you're concerned that someone who "calls himself a trader" still allows himself to blah blah blah? the link is cultural rather than race or color? So, members of a race don't share culture? you are confused. very. you should think for yourself instead of parrotting whatever's floating...

who probably lives in an apartment too. in the basement of his mother's house. :D

oy. the proposed deal will be financed through US investment banks.

I almost posted a similar sentiment on another thread. I'm amazed at how some of the people who post here squawk social engineering practices as a means of trying to manipulate markets and "solve" perceived "problems."

blah blah blah. everyone from his mechanic to the toll booth operator will fleece him every chance they get.

flat for economic news? On his face or on his bacK? Please let me know by 2:25 or so this afternoon, if possible. Thx

knowing better? Better than what? I didn't get the memo that "oriental" was a bad term or invalid designation. And if I had, I would have ignored it.

Trading a market while being in a position the whole day. Yes, this is possible. For example, I usually trade in the upright position. But you could probably trade in most any position, I think.

profiles are racist, aren't they?

source: Google. State statutes probably mirror SEC regs so call a local securities lawyer and tap him for a consultation. Or get a private placement memorandum and read it. The SEC doesn't have jurisdiction over private placements -- by definition. They cover public offerings. But they...

yeah, housing: the ultimate consumable.

Fubar.