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it is an inappropriate remark and reflects on the credibility of the poster

I am least impressed by posters who use acronyms to show off. what does MBO stand for? manager buyout is inconclusive.

these are not unconventional methods by the Fed.. it is used routinely by second and third world countries like argentina and brazil etc. it is used by first world countries when they run out of money to pay for their socialist agendas.

everybody can find at least one other person who disagrees with a post. any post that includes the words I don't where to begin usually fails to provide the where to persuade others of their opinion. is it lassitude or just being intrinsically condescending? since you are of the same school you...

it is a centuries old argument between those who believe in a hard currency and a soft currency. on the left they believe in a soft currency to extinguish the debt of the masses.

what kind of response is appropriate to your egocentric and uninformative reply?

inflation is an increase in the money supply +an increase in the velocity of money. you can print all the money you want and if people don't spend it or hoard it under their mattress, for whatever reason, there is no inflation. if people don't trust the future of a country and its government...

I understand. https://www.google.com/search?q=janet+porno&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8

it is a waste of time to present proof to a group of mathematical illiterates.

ask the banks.

there is no equivalency. the chinese government is much more powerful than yahoo finance posters.

the Cfd is an extra expense because they are created on the bid and ask and take time to put it up. they also are not doable on every stock.

1. it was not a retail business. 2. it was 40 years not 30 years ago that commissions become negotiable. 3. without hft traders spreads would be much wider. hft traders are not thieves. they provide much liquidity which is not available anywhere else. fyi i am not a hft trader. 4.if you have a...

"24 out of the 25 best schools in the country are extremely expensive, " Harvard charges zero if your family income is less than 60k. your remark is the usual lie saying a truth in a way to mislead.

the answer to your 1st question is no. my belief is that hedge funds cannot outperform the market over intermediate and long periods of time.

collecting 350 billion in taxes from a ftt is nonsensical. it is based on static analysis that traders will continue to trade the same way as before. traders will adjust by not trading equities, but will gravitate toward untaxed instruments or will retire from trading. every piece of crap tax...

calculate the numbers. there were 15,000 posts on this subject. people still don't know that a tax of .001 or 10 cents per $1000 would put day traders and hft traders out of business.

don't kid yourself. professional allocators will tell their clients that they are uniquely able to get them into certain superior hedge funds

I wouldn't invest your money based upon the "due diligence" done by "professional" allocators.:)

exactly. then you close down. then you reopen with the some of the original fools and some new investors/fools who believe that they are joining some elite private club.