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Dear sirs, I have a question regarding the hypothetical growth of Vanguard's EDV Fund: https://personal.vanguard.com/us/funds/snapshot?FundId=0930&FundIntExt=INT Please see the hypothetical growth graph shows new highs in the past year. But looking at stock chart...

obviously this can't be the case, but what stops say, a market maker or someone buying/selling shares in different accounts to himself? like if a stock has little liquidity couldn't you move the price to wherever you wanted?

any realtick users getting an error message saying account closed in 2 days?

anyone like this fundamentally?

should I sell?

hi guys please throw some scraps to a noobie. can you point me in the right direction? what kind of time frame/strategies should I be thinking about?

does orange juice belong in ag futures? anyone have comments on this rally?

the end expected value for coin flipping is actually ruin not breakeven anyway probability of ruin for 2 person coin flip game is bankroll divided by total of bankrolls or something like that. the point is if you have a fair game you still shouldn't play cause the house has a much larger...

so was the conclusion the markets are random or not? and how does this help us trade or not trade?

what do they trade in europe or asia or australia? what are the more active stocks indices/futures?

look elsewhere

the corollary is that had you instead kept a net -30,000 short position you would've profited

how did you know that?

why axp and not v/ma? why wfc?

really cool

If no one prints money and no one takes money out (US, or world as a whole), then it's zero sum right? How is wealth created and where does growth come from? Commodities? I guess what I'm asking is, how does money actually work?

I don't think there are any

how can I foresee it in the future?

shorts got owned

doesn't seem to be a lot of press coverage on this.. can someone explain what happened?