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Yes. Believe it or not, here on ET there are dozens of crybabies such as yourself blaming their personal misfortune on NAFTA and globalization. I reply to each and every one of them and tell them to simply leave the US and stop whining. It's so easy!

This is a sad day for Americans only because it brings out the worst whiners once again, whining and bitching how terrible everything is. Don't like it in the US? LEAVE and STFU!

If the USA sucks so bad, why not renounce your citizenship and move to another country? I don't buy all this 'I am so angry' BS until you whiners start packing up your sh**, change all your USD into EUR/CHF and setup shop offshore.

For foreigners, Switzerland offers a lump-sum taxation model. If used wisely (as it is based on local living expenses in Switzerland, rather than worldwide income), the effective tax rates can be very low.

Very simple. Just renounce your US citizenship and setup shop e.g. in Monaco, Dubai or Switzerland; you will basically live tax free (well, almost).

Yes, there is only a catalyst when you say there is one! The market can only rally when you think it can? One day you will learn the brutal lesson that whatever opinion you have for the markets, you only have to cut your losers and let your winners run. You're doing the exact opposite...

Then why post your gibberish in the trading forum? You realize there is a chit chat forum?

What a clown you are. How many threads did you post today? 20? Oh, $DX up 0.6% today.

I would agree if the metric in question is not total profits but risk adjusted returns (e.g. measured by the Sharpe ratio). Adding an unprofitable system to a mix of systems can lower overall volatility and thus help increase risk adjusted returns.

Meredith.

Not sure why you would need 2 accounts for that. The same feat could be accomplished by a single account with a series of buy & sell stops.

That's your opinion, nothing else. What if the market has another plan? Why not stay flexible?

I probably have way more net short exposure than you do. I just don't pray the market bails me out when I'm caught with my pants down.

Sitting in the red, praying the market moves in your direction again?

I promise you one thing: Banks will bottom out way way before all the bad news is out and way before you think the worst is behind us.

A bank with a market cap of $8m being seized by the FDIC moves the EUR/USD 100 pips? That's hilarious.

He's up 27% for the year after a -13% month. Did you read the article at all?

I do. It's the score we use to measure success in the business world. Cramer, by all means, went from a zero to a multi-millionaire (without going to jail). Beat that.

I agree with the size of his bank account.

If you were a trader you'd know that markets can go both directions, at any time, without asking you for approval. You're obviously blind on one eye as you completely rule out the viability of a bounce before it happens. You're no better than the bagholders that you despise.