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Hee hee. Good one dicknose!

How is your buy of SPY at $150 working out?

Nice attitude jackass.

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Thanks for the info. Although Dr. Zhivodka could stand to be a little less dickish in his responses.

Nice although I doubt Fox Business is much better.

That's the first time I've heard that prisons are profitable.

Well crap, he just got bullish again! Dow to 500!

So did you have any idea DNDN was halted when you put your order in? Because if you knew it was already halted, then you case becomes less convincing. And finally, I am seeing on Nasdaq that DNDN was halted on 10/6/2008 from 6:59am. Resumption quote time was at 9:45am and resumption trade...

This reminds me of some weird situation involving a security maybe a year or two ago. I think it was APOL? Anyway, there were people who bought the security at a huge discount and then sold that security later for a big profit. But the security kept on rising and it turned out NASDAQ arbitrarily...

Well, one thing is for sure is that this kind of thing doesn't happen very often. You can't be scared to take a trade just because it might be busted later due to some arbitrary decision. As for busting the other side of your trade, just think what that does to the other person on THAT trade...

I would claim that a lot of these institutions are worth $0. Better that we find out now, than have it drag on forever.

Even though your situation sucks and is unfair, I don't think there is anything you can do in this case. The stock was halted by the exchanges during your first fill so it is as if that fill never happened. IB has nothing to do with the decision of halting a stock. However, I am surprised that...

Sorry to say but even if his order had been designated SELL and the buy order had been busted several hours later, he would still be caught short. It is not like they will cancel the second leg, just because you said it was a SELL, as opposed to a SELL SHORT.

Has to be Dubai terrorism! It couldn't be that US financial companies are all overleveraged and technically bankrupt - no, that is too logical.

How about we force the sale of all of these crap contracts at firesale prices and get done with it. Then we cleanse the system of all the crap overleveraged companies in one day. Then we can start the process of recovering immediately.

I have no evidence to back up what I am going to say, just a gut feeling. Artificial limits to price discovery only make things worse. Limit up/limit down in futures contracts are ridiculous. If I want to get out of a position going against me, I should be able to get out of that position, no...

Is there anyway to arbitrage this spread? I mean, if you already have coins, why not sell them at the higher prices and buy the paper ETFs at lower prices?

Is it me, or is youtube unbelievably slow lately?

Coming from you, that means a lot. When did you turn so bullish? Wow, am in shock.