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That was not at all what was tried. In the 1930s through the 50s and even 60s, the US was basically the big dog in manufacturing. We sold to the world. Many countries wanted to buy American brands, icons, etc. Now, the world sells to us. Don't know if you looked lately, but our trade...

Why is a very well-made car that is affordable, smart, well-run, high quality, and very popular -- less good than a company that makes gas-burning, hyper expensive cars that will also cost a lot of $$$ to maintain and are very impractical? Basically, they both do the same on 30MPH, 55MPH or...

I think he means that if you don't quote your sources, you are basically plagarizing, which is a pretty low thing to do. It cannot be confirmed, it looks like you are trying to present the work of others as your own, as well as a host of other problems. Ivanovich is properly doing his mod...

Without your broker statements, these are unsupported. It is not "worth it" if it does not work at least reasonably well. And almost all of them do not. Anonymous poster endorsements aside.

I have a different tax. It is called an "importer" tax. The USA is basically the dumping ground of the world for Anyone who imports to the USA must import 85-90% of that value back in US goods/services. Anything percentage American they import LESS than that is a dollar for dollar...

Quote from CyborgTrading: Here's some proof for you, there are a lot more examples on our youtube page: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngwpcJy7CTA&feature=channel_page This is one of our market making algorithms that the trader launches at their discretion. If you have some success...

Also, I believe you can give tax free gifts of up to $10,000 per person (in USA). So if you have any dependents (each child, elderly parent, whatever), and you are in a position to do so...

You cannot be that daft. Here is my book!!! Title!!! #1 in its category!!!! Congratulate me!!! Or maybe you are...

At least they are not doing a "1 day" contest like another sponsor here. But NONE of these contest holders have any clue about how to run a contest. They award prizes to the highly overleveraged newbie who accidentally guessed the right number of beans in the jar. All the others who crash...

It would be that gold has basically treaded water since then. Gold at $800 30 or so years ago, was a LOT more valuable than gold at its price today. Again over the long haul, gold is a terrible investment. It costs to store, pays no dividend, and basically USUALLY just spikes and goes down...

Get a seat on an exchange. But be prepared to spend a LOT of money.

you need to get out of the house more often. Japan depends on the US for exports - they maintain a sizable trade surplus against us, as well as a host of other interrelationships.

You need to learn how to use the "Journal" section of this forum, as that is was this is. And if you are going to post funny numbers, at least have the decency to post the result of the LAST prediction. you sound like you are trying to give directions to an out of town driver... Seriously

Funny thing. A few days ago, you were feeling so happy about this without wanting to impose on ET, you also listed a blog to similar. http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?threadid=177374

did you pay a sponsorship to come onto ET and argue with everyone because you plan a gold bug site?????

can you also remember that gold has been a terrible longterm investment??? It reached $800 decades ago.

Also note, I believe you can re-file previous years' tax returns and spread a large dump of $$$ over previous years. But only worthwhile if your overall tax bracket is significantly lower. Dunno if it works for a "huge" profitable position or if more for salary issues. Also consider how it...

Quote from CyborgTrading: You can't automate gut feelings, and this is why traders will always have an important role in the decision making process. Having worked for IT of investment banks, the gut feelings of most people is not worth automating. Algorithmic trading is rapidly...

Quote from dagnyt: I do not believe mentioning 'my book' - and leaving out the title is in any way a violation of TOS. In what way did you leave out the title? It was in the OP and in the response above to someone who asked the title... And in what way did you think, "well, the TOS...

OP (note the length): Firstly let me say I'm a futures trader so my knowledge of options is fairly basic. Hence, I have come to you wise people for your opinions. As a conscientious and risk adverse futures day trader (if that's not a complete contradiction in terms) I am always concerned...