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thought he left out the word "would YOU" the same caveats would apply to him buying, though.

Quote from rallydog: I haven't found any that are worth the price of a subscription. Probably true Reasonable technical analysis skills ... will outperform news letters any day. This part, probably false. This is no more useful than the newsletters, which are probably mostly based...

it would be awfully difficult for you to prove it was legit, regardless of your assurances to the opposite. We get a general stream of people selling pirated software, shilling for their sites/wares, and offering things of dubious value And I seriously doubt that they would allow this, for...

These may help you control your problem:

Quote from stu: Not true. On one side the theist has miracles magic superstition and imaginary beings to answer the question. On the other ,science has facts knowledge information which suggest and predict particular possible answers to the question. Science is fact without conclusion...

I have vhehn on ignore, as he is basically a hot air balloon with an angry face painted on. But since you quoted his cherry picked einstein quote: Einstein was not an atheist, since he also complained about being put into that camp: "In view of such harmony in the cosmos which I, with my...

and yet you expect that your projection onto scripture must be accepted. Perhaps you can prove this assertion in a way that is entirely convincing, and not based on your own particular beliefs and opinion.

Quote from Mav88: Mathematics was not an imitation there is nothing particularly original in mathematics. Algebra, calculus, geometry, probability, statistics and most everything else were developed to quanitfy observations. Motion, form, quantum mechanics and a lot of other things...

they bulked up to 8 employees, offices, etc. and were that young. Someday, people starting companies need to realize that it is a lot better to get the revenue and then build a minimal, lean company, rather than launching with a lot of fat, and expecting everything to work like you have been...

user ID: gnutrade.satya multiple posts promoting his service (will not mention here)

Roubini: Here's Five Reasons the "Barbarous Relic" Gold Is Going to Tank Posted Dec 14, 2009 08:56am EST by Joe Weisenthal in Investing, Commodities, Recession Related: dia, spy, uup, gld, xlf, qqqq From The Business Insider, Dec. 14, 2009: Nouriel Roubini's nickname is "Dr. Doom," but...

That usually indicates that you need to seriously consider these points and see if the lack is yours...

I hope you are not taking one of those hotel seminar presentations seriously. "Look at this mansion I bought for $500!!!"

That has little to do with success. You have a good reputation, but the only thing that matters to a trader, is an audited track record. Unlike most, you are willing to put yourself out there and at least get some kind of independent tracking. No one should ever sign up with an unknown...

SCT was once featured in several Looney Tunes cartoon productions. Apparently, Daffy Duck had a thing for lost causes. The Tasmanian Devil started down his path of Anger Management difficulties. And Porky Pig picked up his stuttering problem after reading 10-15 pages of ET posts about it...

correct. Hershey and his mystic methods are as unproven as the residents of WhoVille. Just substitute "Hershey for Horton:

one wonders why so many try to get into the US, why someone would give it up easily without understanding all the issues about why not to. For example, something unexpected happens to blot your stay in the new country. Where do you go, again?

be careful, ensure HOW MUCH money entrust will let you move. One of these trusts before held back a sizable amount of your funds, Millennium is only $500 I think

Funny, I would have said it is inversely proportional to having you in the given area.

dunno about canada, but i cannot imagine any american broker approving a 1-man or so "offshore company" without making you personally responsible for potential losses as well as other things...