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

Quote from sheda:

Sir, just because the UK is a firm opponent to any form of EU taxation does not mean that the FTT concept is overall ‘unpopular’.

Nicolas Mombrial, Oxfam International.

Charity and politics should be kept separate, no?

You have to be very careful who you donate to in the name of "charity" when there are political (but of course tax exempt) organizations like Oxfam around pushing for taxes on savers and investors such as pensioners and regular traders.

Disgusting. :mad:
 
Quote from FightTheFuture:

http://www.gfsnews.com/article/2640/1/IMF__Transaction_tax__easier__to_implement

This article claims:

"A tax on financial transactions would be "easier" to administer than many other types of existing taxes, the International Monetary Fund has claimed... appears to demolish claims by critics..."



Hopefully Lagarde is too preoccupied with the new criminal investigation against her to read (and support) that guy's article. :D

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424053111903366504576487882765895202.html
 
The blogs and articles from people who have absolutely no connection or knowledge of the markets, but you know there in touch with there emotional side and know how to save to world, have already started with " the imf say it will work all worries aside"

Oddly enough comments opposed are not allowed either. With the past weeks state of affairs there still pitching this CRAP.
 
Quote from sheda:

The blogs and articles from people who have absolutely no connection or knowledge of the markets, but you know there in touch with there emotional side and know how to save to world, have already started with " the imf say it will work all worries aside"

Oddly enough comments opposed are not allowed either. With the past weeks state of affairs there still pitching this CRAP.

desperate times require desperate actions especially by politicians who only can see the polls for the next election.
 
Quote from benwm:

Charity and politics should be kept separate, no?

You have to be very careful who you donate to in the name of "charity" when there are political (but of course tax exempt) organizations like Oxfam around pushing for taxes on savers and investors such as pensioners and regular traders.

Disgusting. :mad:

The "charitable organizations" are trying to turn themselves into publicly funded entities with the Robin Hood Tax.
 
2009 Quote from traderbigt:

"Democrats are also considering a transaction tax on short-term trades on Wall Street, a measure being pushed by House Majority Whip James Clyburn."

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Today: Clyburn was just appointed to the November debt panel.
 
"I propose to take the Robin Hood (RH) proposal a step further by giving someone (probably the manager of the Central Bank) the power to raise and lower the RH fee on speculative trades. In times of market volatility, when the traders are dumping their risky assets, the fee can be raised, quite considerably even if panic is setting in. This would immediately lower the dumping of stocks etc because of the extra losses as a result of the higher RH fee."

"Seems, though, that there is a business opportunity to start a new exchange that encourages investing, not trading; and patience, not panicky trigger fingers. It might be that trading can only occur periodically, like once a quarter or once a year. How about it?"


I want some of those deals being taken by investors, the ones that are not speculative, they must be a sure thing? Guaranteed to succeed and guys all you have to do is buy and wait, this is going to revolutionise wall street! And in the event of a market crash these products are immune, you wont have to sell them like those traders Dumping there Risky Assets.

Fucking idiots left right and center - between these, the monkeys in the EU parliament and the " theyjustlosetheyjustlose" people where does it end.....I only joined this forum for this thread, to that time I did not read any opinion drivel on the internet about trading, its a different universe..theyjustlose!!!!!!!
 
Quote from jackpearson:

2009 Quote from traderbigt:

"Democrats are also considering a transaction tax on short-term trades on Wall Street, a measure being pushed by House Majority Whip James Clyburn."

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Today: Clyburn was just appointed to the November debt panel.

Clyburn (LOL). Good thing the head of the House Ways and Means (Dave Camp (R) - Michigan) is also on the committee:) IMHO this committee (or super committee I guess it's called) is most likely just another waste of time and resources. Can you say gridlock and nothing gets done.

-Guru
 
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