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    If you could live anywhere

    I read somewhere that Moscow rose from being host to 0 billionaires in the 90s to like ~30 billionaires now. I guess the oil and minerals money is driving up prices across the city. Crazy.
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    If you could live anywhere

    Here are some sources to find data on the cost of living in different destinations around the world. Both are indexed to "New York" representing 100% of the cost of living. Looking at the rankings and my personal experiences I would give the UBS the benefit of the doubt here (based on my...
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    Gotta love ZERO RISK in the SP500 = $$$

    Feels good to be long :)
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    Mastercard is Burnt

    Looks like this wonderful momentum stock is still in full swing. Built a beautiful month long base November till May and then broke out to the upside.
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    china up 23% in 9 sessions

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    china up 23% in 9 sessions

    Maybe it's a good thing after all us foreigners can neither buy nor short those A shares :)
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    Trading book authors that operating a fund or themselves trade today?

    Seth Klarman - "Margin of Safety" - Baupost Group, $8bln USD Mohnish Pabrai - "The Dhandho Investor: The Low - Risk Value Method to High Returns" - Pabrai Fund, $300mln USD
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    90 minute video: Warren Buffet giving aspiring MBA's investment advice

    Not sure if this was posted before, my apologies if it was. Here's a video of Warren Buffet speaking in front of MBA students at the University of Florida. It might be a few years old but it contains many interesting aspects of BRK's way of thinking and principles of investing. Funny, too...
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    Goldman Sachs Employs 28,000: Average Pay Per Employee is $400,000

    That's what I was thinking. If somebody is running a desk/portfolio/fund or whatever that made $250m last year they'd be fools not to pay the guy running it accordingly. If he's good and doesn't get the most $$$ he can for his performance he'd bounce and apply elsewhere, work for the competition...
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    which investing vehicle has the lowest volatility and good ROI (8-30%) ?

    If you have enough capital (>$30m), you could consider investing in high quality hedge funds. Basically you'd be running your own fund of fund which still involves a lot of time, effort and due diligence, but far less than trading yourself full time. I would choose Arbitrage, Activist...
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    MS where are you???

    Didn't you say you were unmarried and single in another thread???
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    inflation numbers benign-futures up

    Seems it still pays off not to cloud one's mind with opinions and doomsday theory about market direction.
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    inflation numbers benign-futures up

    Somebody had to say it :p
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    Legendary activist Daniel Loeb's Third Point to float on LSE

    http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=200706140701093383Y Looks like the IPO is going to start trading at the end of July
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    Retail Broker for ASX ????

    Awesome! Congrats on yet another market added!
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    Trading sucks, dont waste your time

    Part of the reason why we don't see huge daily swings these days are IMO a) A four year bull market giving investors a sense of peace that things will keep trucking upwards eventually... forever. No need to sell. b) Wider use of defensive derivatives that help cushioning losses from quick...
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    Stock_trad3r's stocks

    That's true. Still, knowing when to sell is just as important as figuring out when/if to buy.
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    Why Trading Should Not Be A Career Choice

    Good point OC. Nobody starting a restaurant or fast food outlet would expect to be profitable from day one. Yet, it seems many people starting to trade expect to make money right away, lots of money. And when they don't, then it's rigged, a zero-sum game etc. Let's say probably half of the...
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    Legendary activist Daniel Loeb's Third Point to float on LSE

    http://ftalphaville.ft.com/blog/2007/06/14/5195/daniel-loebs-edited-highlights/ Daniel Loeb’s edited highlights News that Third Point, the activist hedge fund led by Daniel Loeb, is to list a €500m-€700m fund in London brings the undisputed master of the poison pen to the UK’s...
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    Legendary activist Daniel Loeb's Third Point to float on LSE

    heeh I also loved the part about "sipping chilled Gewürztraminer" :p
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