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</br> Probably the most important chart I have seen in the last 4 years. There is no way we are not headed for another recession in the next year.</br>

Exactly. For example what would a general trader contact be worth vs. one with more specific info (i.e. trade frequency, trader equity, experience, etc.)

I am working on a web app to aggregate broker contacts and would like to know about the going market rate for potential trader leads. Perhaps some broker representatives could chime in (or PM)

From your illogical post it was impossible to tell... seriously.

You obviously have not gone to college, if the above is what you think most take from the experience....

upstart.com ----> <b>Indentured Servitude 2.0</b> </br>

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Could somebody please explain to me what this reporter meant toward the end of the video with game theory and the EMS not being able to intervene? thanks. http://www.bloomberg.com/video/spanish-yield-exceeds-7-as-stocks-decline-3zwbOTblSoS6gZ9M_V2A8w.html

I would like to tryout some long term strategies on SPY. What broker would be the best bet for a paper account?

Ladies do not exist anymore, if they did marriage might still be a viable option. As it stands it is probably the biggest mistake men could make theses days.

http://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/hsbc-bank-account-pays-6--on-your-cash.html

money.cnn.com

Well, in Europe doctor's salaries are not as high but are very much tax supported. Also, the same could be said for the college industry in general.

11-12% assumes non-equity like risk. The was of course implied. Also, what does 11% do of me if the stock gets halved in price or worse? Please check your facts and do your own research before giving faulty advice and accusing others of not doing the same.

Well, this kinda obliterates the possibility of "segregated funds." Funds are not segregated if they can be used as collateral for the firm's borrowing, or? What am I missing here...

What would be the best option selling approach to obtain this target return. Is it realistic? I was looking for something similar to the following: http://www.ljmpartners.com/english/history.php (bottom chart)

Japan has the highest deb/GDP ratio in the industrialized world. This high ratio is one of the reason why traders are pummeling Italian bonds and demanding higher yields. Why aren't they doing the same with the JPY debt markets?

Yes, it does not seem that client funds are safe in any brokerage account. Let's see how it plays out. When it comes down to it, lawyers on either side can debate how different types of assets should be handled. If clients get screwed out of their 600 million, it will definitely change this...

I have been using several MT4 SP500 futures data feed, but they seem to all be deprecated. Is there another free source for this?

FIIGS... lol