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market surfer posted incomplete statements from sykes, when called on it he said look it up your- self or get in touch with sykes. you fell for the bs from a flim flam man

this is a most interesting truism in many life situations. it would make for a thread in chit chat to debate how much one has to first lose in life before having the clarity of vision to make a great leap forward.

perhaps. if you can fathom the aerodynamics of the physiology of birds perhaps someone can design a plane and someone can manufacture it. then someone has to teach themselves to fly it. it sounds like a grand extrapolation, but maybe not. (maybe that is the way the inventors of the airplane got...

this post presents the best case for trading illiquid markets. even liquid markets like the US markets have pockets of illiquidity which can be exploited.

especially if minimum wage goes to$15/hr.:D

you may still lose to inflation.

what went wrong with the hypothesis if every chinese drank one more can of KO the stock would be worth?

sounds plausible. thanks.

"Not everybody agreed. John Hempton, an Australian short seller, says he cautioned the Deutsches in a letter back in September 2011 that AER might be leading them astray, only to hear from a lawyer. “I got back, via overnight international courier at a cost of about $300, a letter threatening to...

let's see if Fidelity gets hit with a substantial penalty from the SEC, including a freeze for a lengthy period on their fully paid stock lending program.

"In January 2012, Barclays recommended that investors “overweight” the stock. It described China Medical as “one of our top picks” and “a premium domestic player in the protected China medical diagnostics space, with a 70 percent potential upside.” the analyst probably got a free trip to china...

"A tieless Jeff Bezanson, vice president of Relationship Management, who became Deutsch’s rep, says in the video that when on the phone, customers relish the blast of a bullhorn the sales staff uses to mark “a good client experience.” they could have use his floor/office for a scene in wolves...

it is not a point at all.

I don't know if his wealth comment is true. however, he has turned himself successfully into a cult figure. he has co-ed groupies (attractive ones)who follow him on his lecture tours

to think that you can outperform the market makers on the floor is ....... .. fill in the blank. to answer your original question what can i do about insider trading? the answer is nothing. to top it off you have no proof. there is activity surveillance at every exchange. let them do their job...

is there still an OTC market in options for the retail or for hedge funds etc.?

"any publicity is good publicity" maybe.

Leap options are the successor to warrants. they are near equivalents. warrants on occasion were extended near expiration and then the price would jump on the announcement.

these are not substitutes and only make money for the brokers.

re: interesting interview correction: http://www.washington.edu/news/2015/09/17/a-q-a-with-pedro-domingos-author-of-the-master-algorithm/