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He’s got too much ego for that and he knows he’d never live that down. He’s toying with the stock market and with Xi.

Quite nearly happened during the War of 1812

So utterly bizarre it is vintage Trump.

Trump Eyes a New Real-Estate Purchase: Greenland In conversations with aides, the president has—with varying degrees of seriousness—floated the idea of buying the autonomous Danish territory WASHINGTON—President Trump made his name on the world’s most famous island. Now he wants to buy the...

How are things going for you at the Chinese Communist Party HQ ? Still selling prisoner organs on the black market? 1. In 1989 China’s export imbalance with the West was minuscule. There wasn’t anything to sanction. At present Chinese troops have massed on the border and the rhetoric coming...

Really ? Bill Clinton and Barack Obama spent 16 years “getting tough on China”? :p:rolleyes:

I personally would NOT daytrade an ETF pair / I am referring to a swing trade over a period of days, weeks, even months if its performing.

Personally I think ETFs are excellent Spread Trade vehicles. IMO the best use of an ETF is to short a dog or buy a star Company versus the appropriate sector ETF. Both positions should be weighted by valuation-adjusted volatility.

Have you even bothered to watch the first two Democratic Presidential debates? A debauche. I cannot think of a worse policy platform that would alienate the middle class and union employees. You know, the voters who decide general elections in swing States.

Now that Trump has pulled the trigger on “the dirty deed” I have not seen anything coming from the Democratic Party to suggest that they would be any easier on China.

From my own experience working with clients day trading is NOT a percentage play for most mortals. Try trading much smaller size and position or “swing” trade - 3 days, 2 weeks, a couple months... that type of setup. Let the position work in the market. Start out ridiculously small - holding...

Goldman Sachs expects S&P 500 firms to spend $940 billion on buybacks in 2019. The S&P 500 spent $806B on buybacks in 2018. Both records. And people think the Fed had big guns :D Of course, the Dems want to attach all kinds of social justice conditions and provisions to share buybacks :confused:

According to GS - Corporate Treasurers have been snapping up these dips for share buybacks.

China has got worse problems than Orange Man. For starters, Hong Kong. And Tiananmen 2.0 would be economic suicide for China.

X2. What an asinine idea.

Xi and the Communist Party apparatchiks are so intent on warring with Trump - meanwhile the situation in Hong Kong is a far more imminent concern. And Tiananmen 2.0 will destroy China’s export markets with the West.

I’ve had two clients from HK email to tell me this shit is real and it’s just getting more intense as Beijing issues more and more thug life statements. Xi and the Communist Party apparatchiks are so intent on warring with Trump that their domestic houses are burning. And Tiananmen 2.0 will...

Ouch Dude. :banghead: The FED will never officially issue a negative coupon instrument but they will trade negative in the secondary market. Japan and now the EU have had negative rates for protracted periods of time (the JGB for many years). And Draghi isn’t done - he’s signaled to EU Banks...

It’s 2019 and delusional souls are still trying to use a mouse and a manual order book over a Comcast Xfinity line thinking they can scalp electronic markets against PROP FIRMS who are using sophisticated algorithms, spending $75K per month on ECN, and PAYING stock exchanges for order flow...

That’s HIGHLY debatable. The Canadian System is flat out exclusionary and discourages production.