1/4% Tax on all stock trades pushed in NY Times today

Quote from rsikit:

Thats funny, now the Najarian brothers are good! If cramer has twitter, eveyrone sign up and blast his twitter account

To be clear, the "cramer what a jerk....he stops trading and sells books" comment came from @wysr and not Jon Najarian.

What Najarian did though, was to spread that comment out to the 7100+ people that follow his messages, along with a request to write your congressman.
 
Quote from seasideheights:

To be clear, the "cramer what a jerk....he stops trading and sells books" comment came from @wysr and not Jon Najarian.

What Najarian did though, was to spread that comment out to the 7100+ people that follow his messages, along with a request to write your congressman.

I got ya I just posted to that write the congressman tweet :) STay away from any cnbc tweets as Seaside always tells us
 
Quote from seasideheights:

" ... I can handle 20%." ]

20% of what?

Anyway, I know this has been mentioned before, but there are no instruments on CME and related exchanges that could support a 0.25% tax. So either CME radically changes these contracts or they shut down. I know a lot of people here didn't vote for Obama, but it's a fair question to ask if he would pass legislation that would turn off one of the primary engines of his hometown.
 
Quote from MrPowerBallad:

20% of what?

Anyway, I know this has been mentioned before, but there are no instruments on CME and related exchanges that could support a 0.25% tax. So either CME radically changes these contracts or they shut down. I know a lot of people here didn't vote for Obama, but it's a fair question to ask if he would pass legislation that would turn off one of the primary engines of his hometown.

Just one lot of gold would be abou 117,000 $ and one lot of crude would be about 76k, so it would hurt.
 
cramer getting showered with emails

he just posted this

Jim Cramer
TRADER TAX
11/24/2009 4:17 PM EST
No, i dont want a trader tax. Yes it would be terrible. But i think those who are attacking me are missing the point: it would not be as catastrophic as it would have been at one time and if it can be used to help create jobs then i think it is within reason, more than raising the taxes on capital gains and dividends. I do not think people understand the mood of Congress about Wall Street and they are going to exact a toll, I just want it to be as benign at it can be. Does anyone have a better idea? Excise taxes against us? That's next, believe me
 
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