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    the end of UK.. RIP.

    T hats a damn good point. Those pictures of the Jews in Nazi Europe still send a shiver down my spine. Remember the Gestapo were always asking for every bodies "papers"
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    Markets should be open every day

    Now that's a well reasoned argument.
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    Markets should be open every day

    markets should be open for one hour a day.
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    the end of UK.. RIP.

    My sister lives in the UK, when I told her its time to move she said, "I like being in a first world country", too which I replied a solvent banking system is a prerequisite of a first world country, sorry the UK no longer qualifies.
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    Amazing Quote from the Wife of Wall Street Exec

    Exactly, I left that whacked out world five years ago, none of my ex-colleagues believed that I had saved enough to just say fuck it. I don't need this shit any more. Its really funny to see them caught like deer in the headlights
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    Buy 30 year treasuries

    Yep seems there is, http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p515.pdf and you are right coupon is so small.
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    Buy 30 year treasuries

    I am a non US citizen is there a withholding tax on the coupon paid on US treasuries?
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    TV Show: Million Dollar Traders

    If you listen the one guy says he lost 4%. Then they tell you he lost GBP500. They are not trading in 10m multiples. I assume they are trading CFD's or the 0.5% tax would kill them.
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    TV Show: Million Dollar Traders

    Yeah I think you are right and what's with that stupid clicking a piece of paper in a machine thing?
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    TV Show: Million Dollar Traders

    Was wondering the same thing?
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    Average down disaster

    If you want to average down rather say gee its really cheap now I'll buy it from myself. But never ever add to the position.
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    GE, GE Capital Outlook Changed to Negative by S&P

    What is with SirC posts at least three times number of posts stays at 14??
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    TV Show: Million Dollar Traders

    Thanks that IP hider is rather good
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    The Importance Of Monetary Velocity

    Nice link http://www.financeasia.com/article.aspx?CIaNID=91954
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    I made $7 million USD in 2008

    Take six months off, until you get used to the idea of having the money. If you trade now you will piss it away because you don't really believe its yours. Your reaction is quite normal. The "joy" of a big gain is not equal to the "pain" of a big loss. That's why you need to take six...
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    This why we are in a mess

    At Lehman that morning, Mr. Fuld told his board of directors to gather at the firm's offices. By noon, he expected, the board would be able to approve Lehman's sale to Barclays. One hurdle remained: To ink a Lehman deal, Barclays needed a shareholder vote. There was no way to get one on a...
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    This why we are in a mess

    Lehman's bankruptcy team, meanwhile, was rolling into action. Shortly before noon, Mr. Miller, the Weil Gotshal bankruptcy head, sent an email to several partners. Lehman's name didn't appear in the email. Its subject line read: "Urgent. Code name: Equinox. Have desperate need for help on an...
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    This why we are in a mess

    Lehman was also exploring a third option: The night before, veteran bankruptcy lawyer Harvey Miller of Weil, Gotshal & Manges had secretly begun cobbling together a bare-bones bankruptcy filing for the firm. Lehman's troubles were putting the rest of Wall Street on notice. In a Merrill...
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    This why we are in a mess

    Lehman CEO Richard J. Fuld Jr. was beset by protesters after hearings in October about the failure of his firm in a fateful weekend for Wall Street. Lehman CEO Richard J. Fuld Jr. was beset by protesters after hearings in October about the failure of his firm in a fateful weekend for Wall...
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    This why we are in a mess

    The Weekend That Wall Street Died Ties That Long United Strongest Firms Unraveled as Lehman Sank Toward Failure By SUSANNE CRAIG, JEFFREY MCCRACKEN, AARON LUCCHETTI and KATE KELLY With his investment bank facing a near-certain failure, Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.'s chief executive...
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