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"I have a fat ego and can outperform any damn index."

the bottom is in for the yuan. two posters have told me so.

you are joking, they didn't offer you a large enough line of credit to take the money and walk into the sunset.

you have learned an important lesson in life. flattery will get you everywhere. just remember when you hit the button the person/computer at the other end of the trade doesn't give a damn who you are.

do it he German and Swedish way. http://www.theepochtimes.com/n3/1953296-15-year-old-somali-boy-who-allegedly-murdered-swedish-asylum-worker-is-actually-older-report/?sidebar=morein...

about 10 minutes.

the (m)asses are still paying 20% on their credit cards.

they will spend their money on foreign goods. it is typical 3rd world government behavior. instead of fiscal policies which encourage business to invest they think if the masses have more paper money businesses will expand. it doesn't work. business realize there is an inevitable down cycle...

inflation which cannot be controlled. in the weimar republic(germany) 1st there was deflation then followed by uncontrolled inflation and then followed by hitller. in the US it will be an inflationary depression.

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your posts are consistent. only a twisted mind could come up with this dribble.

true, but there are certain types of perhaps unhealthy minded people who do very well trading.

is it possible to have a trader tax status and also have long term stock positions subject to a lower capital gains tax rate. must it be held in a separate account?

If someone has a trader status under IRS regulations can one also have a separate long term account which is not marked to market at years end?

most definitely you should have discipline.

as volpunter would have said the whores of London and monaco will pay the price.

India/China still have a growing future. the US is just interested in divvying up the current pie. the US is likely to turn up as the new Argentina/Brazil or if stupidity prevails the new Venezuela.

I keep a list of these never going to happen over confident predictions. then I pull them out when they happen and have a hearty laugh.

americans who believe treasuries will eventually yield negative rates as exists now in europe +Canadians. Canadian investors bought a net 16.46 billion Canadian dollars ($11.30 billion) in foreign securities in November, Statistics Canada said Tuesday. The last time Canadians went on such a...