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4.7 trillion was lent to Eastern Europe. 3.7 of that was from West European nations. This money will never be able to be paid back since the loans were denominated in USD, CHF and EUR which have all risen 30-50% against many East European currencies. The fundamentals are not clear at all in...

You'd be a terrific poster boy for the nanny state.

You might as well put your money into an index or ETF, which has less chance of a default than individual stocks: I can't even start to list the things that can go wrong when investing in individual stocks (aside from the fact that all companies go bankrupt over time). Why do you think that...

You picked a top and got burned. Timing individual stocks like these is problematic and especially risky with your trading size. Why not stick to index and commodity futures? The movements on the index futures are much more predictable due to the higher liquidity.

Any idea where you'd report this activity?

10% is quite high. TY! :D

Let's get this crystal clear: 1) You HAVE tried to make sales on ET. (This, "I'm only trying to help people" BS doesn't fly very far) 2) I have posted a reply to you for the first time today. Are you seriously telling me that this is one of the reasons you are leaving ET? Hard to believe...

Amen!

You'd think that somebody who has had a near-death experience would spend their life not scaming other folks out of their money. But no!!! They revive him and shortly after he's onto the next money making sheme...

This dude reminds me of this pump and dumper: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8gZ4tzGLSA&NR=1

These guys just won't stop. Any way to shut this guy down? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8gZ4tzGLSA&NR=1

1. Get a job OR 2. Learn how to trade

Where did I say that I have no problem with what Wallstreet did? However, this is a dangerous world and it is our own responsibility to protect our selves against it. You are making excuses for boomers who thought they could cheat the system. Darwin is indeed alive and well

WRONG. Any person with half a brain should know that money doesn't grow on trees.

Is this a joke? I could beat those yearly returns in a day or two (or a few days at most!) with minimal risk.

Indeed, at least neke isn't a closet gambler.

Speak for yourself buddy!

The numbers are speaking volumes: He is taking too much risk in order to survive long term.

The only way to bag a profit is to play a trend. So, you are saying that all traders in the long run are bound to lose. Why then waste your time on this forum?

The point is that it doesn't matter what the cause is for the low volume. A bull move with declining volume is usually not sustainable. At least you didn't call me tigger. :D :D :D