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you mase a mistake by not quite. the dangers are obvious. the real error was not being flat overnite.

short etfc.

thanks for the heads up. coming from you it means that they they have something worthwhile to ponder.

It was on restriction from the day before, November 17. The fact that the restriction sign was not there is a bug which was resolved.

it will be held and executed by your broker as per Zr1trader. nothing to worry about.

i am the whole issue is a moot issue because most orders are not routed to the nyse but are internalized.

i know that you never make a pit stop o_Obut anal retentiveness is a subject for another forum.

the article refers to stop orders which when hit result in market orders. it may not include stop limit orders. if not the problem is solved.

why should you get filled on a breakout if the quote is moving away from you?

they refers to greedy financial advisors and their clientele. with a life expectancy of 30 years it is not even a consideration.

not quite. the financial advisors flip u out of stocks into bonds. call it whatever animal you want.

it is a major commission generator for the financial advisor, who then flip the aging client into some large fee based product or some bonds with a wide spread. quite similarly, the active retail trader pays for the market makers' mistresses and cocaine habit.

your post is the way one should be done. it gives a useful piece of information followed by a question. as to your question if you have the ability to analyze bonds you should consider adding near junk bonds to your portfolio but not a bond etf. you will have to the math to figure out if the...

no. it is a continuum. at some point a line is crossed and the person is classified as a psychopath. please check the articles which i posted.

it is a line. it is doubtful that your wife was a full blown psychopath. full blow psychopaths usually reveal themselves.

in addition https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/handy-psychology-answers/201103/what-do-we-know-about-psychopathy as for wall street http://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2012/03/is-wall-street-full-of-psychopaths/254944/

" Here’s a medical riddle: When is just a touch of a disease worse than the full-blown thing? And here’s a hint: worse for whom? Suppose it’s not the sick person you’re worried about, but that individual’s friends, family, colleagues and clients? The authors of “Almost a Psychopath” suggest...

almost true. they are near psychopaths. true psychopaths committ crimes and end up in jail. near psychopaths are likely to be highly focused and successful people. they also have the characteristic of making the lives of their employees, family and girl friends miserable with their controlling...

the next step is going out on your own. it is a well worned path. your boss cheats you or doesn't give you a fair share. every successful trader starts that way.

not her. her clients took the gamble and lost.