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I have a friend who is a surgeon in NYC. He once told me that his annual malpractice insurance premiums are 3.5MM. 3.5MM!!! Add to that his fixed expenses (equipment & office rent), staff salaries, etc. So he has to generate revenue. Any wonder why doctors have to inflate their bills just to...

Why is it that 50 Broad St, 11 Broadway and 417 5th (6th floor) are such magnets for the bottom rung prop shops?

You're all forgetting the one that started it all: Netscape

Oh, I think it should be phased out and in with the new. After all, they delivered or in the process of delivering all that was initially ordered. This add on was a means by the district representatives to save jobs. I was just playing with you when you postulated why was Obama even...

Can't you just have them open their own account and give you LPA? You never touch the money and taxes are their concern. You just have to rely on the honestly that the compensation agreement worked out is followed. No?

It's cathartic.

Because even he feels he's running out of pertinent stuff to say during his daily press conference and he's afraid of dead air. Nor is he as condescending/snarkly as Gibbs is even if he has become a little bitchy in these press conferences the past few days.

No. Neither IB, MBT or Oanda spiked down.

If it was a head hunter, that's one thing, but if this was a recruiter in Merrill, then they have an obligation to be fully aware of the rules and regs. Whether or not that responsibility falls on the recruiter to brief herself or the compliance office to brief the recruiters, can't say. But it...

I'd like to know why they allow a clearing firm to also have a prop desk. Doesn't make sense to me as it is obvious that the inhouse prop desk is going to get priority over, say, Bright or whoever else clears thru GS. If they do push reform, I would hope they address this, because the little guy...

yeah, you're right. Just found their registration on the SEC site. Thx But a followup question: does this mean the principles have to be registered with FINRA, too? Because Scott Redler, the guy always on TV, doesn't have a registration nor are any principles listed on the RIA public...

The recruiter should be aware of the rules and regs. It's called compliance.

Not for nothing, but if this guy knows about this problem because it happens frequently since BofA took over ML, then why is he offering the position in the first place knowing that you can't take it? The problem lies not with you but with this jack-off who offers a position knowing that the PTB...

Even tho it is "expunged" does not mean it is gone. It is only removed from public records that anyone can access: law enforcement and regulatory agencies such as FINRA or FDIC have access to these expunged records, and lying about not having a conviction, while splitting hairs, could come back...

Curious about this myself. I did a FINRA search and found nothing, but that doesn't mean anything if they are registered thru CBSX. Nor did I see any mention of this on their website. And if they are not a registered firm why does it's owner appear on the NYSE floor giving trading advice for tv...

You already have this implemented in all new or reissued US passports since 2006 or something. Also, the RFID is already in use in the Passport Cards and Passport books. http://travel.state.gov/passport/fri/faq/faq_1741.html

Dumbass. It is not can (space) not, it is one word, cannot. Whatever handle you are using today, you are still a fuckin' idiot.

no one pays attention to petitions anymore - they are generally useless

what broker are you using?

Dude, you got to check your math: 84-59=25 90-76=14 You need to know EXACTLY how much is at risk - you can't guestimate it.