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Thinking of Latin - Irrumabo Vos Et Pedicabo Vos should do the trick

“Behind the ostensible government sits enthroned an Invisible Government owing no allegiance and acknowledging no responsibility to the people.” -Theodore Roosevelt, 26th US President

Das Kapital DeInvestment?

“Behind the ostensible government sits enthroned an Invisible Government owing no allegiance and acknowledging no responsibility to the people.” -Theodore Roosevelt, 26th US President If anything breaks EU up it's not QE but bureaucracy (apparently, introducation of regional income tax would...

Good choice! This could have been an execution algorithm glitch that they may want to fix. Alternatively, there is always an option to send an order to a specific exchange. The downside, is (I think) such an order will be disqualified from "unbundled" commission structure.

- I narrowed your choices down to 5 unthinkable options. Each will cause untold misery... - (interrupts) I pick number three - You don't wanna read them first? - I was elected to lead, not to read. (yells) Number three! "Simpsons the Movie"...

I believe the combination of these 2 steps would be illegal. Brokers have fiduciary duty to send client orders to the exchange before the broker's own orders. There are precedents of "big name" banks successfully sued for it by individuals. This is for equities. Futures and options orders...

Forum members can write many pages of posts guessing what happened. The broker actually knows what happens. If you actually asked IB support and got some reply, please post some details of the reply. It will be helpful for anyone with the same problem in the future. The "online chat" is...

One of the reasons to avoid "internalization" in equities is a trader may loose the payment for adding liquidity. In futures, I believe, internalized orders are illegal in the US. Edit: You may occasionally get "improved" price on a limit order on an exchange. It's not evideance of...

First, these countries collect taxes in EUR. So, the dollar exchange rate makes no difference. Second, I belive the impact of the exchange rate on tax revenues from exports will be minor. The countries you listed don't live off export to the US. Ireland had massive exports to the US before...

Lots of funds are called after a street or a place. Just pick your favourite. Or after founders. If you are not comfortable with your name sticking out you can make an acronym from the initials.

It rarely fully recovers the same day unless positive news comes out later on... but as Jokepie has pointed out it may well recover in the next few days or even overnight. Edit: ES Journal is probably a better place to ask this question.

What about Turbo-Charged Money Sink LLC?

Fair point. Apparently buying into a bubble is popular among fund managers. See an earlier thread Jim Rogers: Euro doomed but 'I bought some recently'

Indeed. If you add up figures from the article Soros's fund holds 679 mln in shares of 2 gold ETFs and is long further 92 mln via call options.

For comparison: 1. US Treasury owns around 11 bln worth of gold (link) 2. George Soros's fund owns 0.68 bln worth of gold via ETFs and is long further 0.09 bln via call options (link)

I understand Limitdown hints that a number of "automated traders" don't have any skill at either trading manually or at developing trading systems. They just have a system they purchased from a developer or "borrowed" from a past employer.

This is the main reason behind the prime minister's statement. He wants China to relax currency controls and offers using renminby in currency reserves as a bait. Currently, China prohibits taking renminby out of the country and bank accounts in renminby cannot be opened outside China (except...

"when you have excluded the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth" - Sherlock Holmes

2 possibilities: 1) It wasn't a limit order but was, say, market if touched 2) Due to IB "smart routing" the order was not placed on the exchange in advance and in fact not sent to the exchange till it happened to remove liquidity. In any case, it's best to ask IB about that.