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Do you want law and order to rule the world or do you prefer the world to be dominated by anarchy and disobedience?

It means for me one thing: if country like US didn't exist it would be necessary to create it. The country that would become the best of the breed.

Those people hate you as much as they hate US but they think of you as easy target. You are next on their to-do list.

I believe All or nothing order type applies only to the orders made up of one stock.

ToS won't be able to guarantee that. The fills are up to the exchanges. Using the market orders ( or at least one of them) might help you get them executed closer to each other. Try to use their 'One triggers another' order with the second trade set at the market price.

But I have no problem with the FED regulating the bank's excessive lending practices that were the root of the current credit crisis in the first place.

Unfortunately the markets that are completely unregulated tend to produce bubbles and when they burst it might be very painful for a lot of people. Imagine your car having only a gas pedal and no brake.

Any one can make the same claims by applying simply technical analysis. For example using MA will do the trick.

With your programming skills it would be not that difficult to prepare the text file you are looking for by extracting this information from different websites.

What happened to Tibet after 1910? From 1911 to 1951?

ok, but China on it's part has no business of running and controlling Tibet.

My guess is that we are bottoming out.

Buy put options instead.

I hope you are right. Do you see any signs of the reversal?

Any website that publishes the interest rate would have some delay in updating it. Especially if you need to use Libor rate which I believe is the case. Since Libor rate I think is not even announced by any body. So what is your definition of 'instanteneous'? Those rates have to be updated...

That has to match the spot interest rate published outside the options model. ( Or it's expected future values ) .

Why won't you use the Libor rate from Bloomberg?

http://www.bloomberg.com/markets/rates/

No usd. My guess is that it is because USD is used as collateral and by doing so it by itself collects the short-term ( T-bill ) interest.

Carry trade contains only gbp, nzd, and aud on the long side.