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it will never be the good old days when 1 dollar =190 pesetas and a small pension on the costal del so was 50,000 euros circa early 90's.

from my philosphy of markets unrealized profits are not real but unrealized losses are real.

it depends which side of the ocean you are on. puerto rico is the issue in the US. they woke up today. http://www.cnbc.com/id/102764396 greece is less in size than many states in america but america consists of 50 states like puerto rico/ greece.

one or two more days like today goldman will get a call from the fed or it will be a wink from yellin and there will be a magical spike in the last half hour without any apparent reason.

you present your usual statistical nonsenses. you ignore the stamp tax and claim day trading hk hedge fund traders make money after the stamp tax. it is a statistical impossibility but what do you care.

it was my first thought but the addition of a growing migration issue suggests this economic mess is not nears its conclusion. maybe socialism has finally caught these nations in a black hole.

"bad lights in her house." how did you solve the issue?

which one?

short story: Bartleby, the Scrivener: A Story of Wall Street" (1853) melville however the best fiction is some of the posts on Elite Trader.

that is how countries on the decline act.

calm before a storm.

they roll it over in order to say in power. to stay in power they need to continue to finance the public sector because the large public unions keep them in power. if government leaders were true patriots, with their countries best interest in mind, they would default. they would shrink the...

are you another lefty who believes that the way to prosperity is to devalue the currency. it has never worked and never will.

when you trade stocks the bid ask spread in options is a shocker.

try not to get smoked while trading, mate.

don't be so touchy. mate in informal british english means friend. at least he didn't call you a whore monger but give it time.

Politicians throughout the years have given jobs for votes and inflated the public sector because of this. We have learned to have things come easy and have become lazy as a nation. <http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2015/06/22/business/international/greece-crisis-portraits.html>

is open interest a relevant number here?

if you want people to respond you should create a thread which has a title with some sizzle.

it is same scenario all over the world. http://news.yahoo.com/french-cabbies-angry-uber-block-paris-airports-train-061154528.html;_ylt=AwrBT73ACYxVJWMA0gJXNyoA;_ylu=X3oDMTEyaWk1MDFiBGNvbG8DYmYxBHBvcwMxBHZ0aWQDQjAyNjVfMQRzZWMDc2M- French cabbies angry at Uber block Paris airports, stations