1245, d08 -
While I somewhat agree with you both, insider trading can really be monitored and controlled by the EXCHANGES....using technology.
We don't really need lame, expensive government agencies to do that.
All we need is a small agency that tells the exchanges what to do.
For instance, the...
No. He just lets markets go "free". The way they were back in the 1950's....when financial markets and the USA prospered.
Think of the money we would save by getting rid of all of those bureaucrats at the SEC.
I mean, wow, Mary Shapiro was only the tip of the iceberg. What a dumb c*nt she was.
Did you submit a thread about your findings of error on the MC forums ?
They have superb tech support. I would be very surprised that no one else discovered the same errors. Exactly what "errors" did you find ?
The Dell M6800 is a good, cheap choice. Nice, wide screen. 4 USB ports that can then support 4 external LCD monitors.
However, be sure to get one with an SSD and Quad Core processor. I made the mistake of getting a Dual Core CPU.
Thanks for that 1245...but I do think I'm getting hosed with my LLC....
and how can the exchanges make the exact determination on the rate differential ? 5x, 10x, 50x ?
So, bottomline, who's regulating the exchanges ?
However, they do hose your LLC on exchange data fees.
But I believe it's either FINRA or the SEC that imposes those onerous fees which can be 5x that of a retail trader.
They have made the assumption that all LLC's have professional status.....which should really be only for RIA's or Series 7...
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/valeant-expects-to-file-earnings-before-deadline-2016-05-09
Time to rock 'n roll with some VRX June expiration options.
New CEO is presenting his case on Mad Money tonight.
re: per original post: "very fast in terms of bid-ask?"
Now to get this, you need to count the bid and ask ticks, not the sales ticks.
In addition, one might want to filter-out the side-ticks.