Switzerland has the money

zdreg · Mar 28, 2011

Quote from clacy:

The US has 28x Switzerland's GDP, so no, Switzerland doesn't have "the money".

the US has x switzerland's debt. who has the money?
u are not qualified to determine if a thread belongs in the economic forum.

zdreg · Mar 28, 2011

Quote from bearice:

There is some USA law which prevents USA residents from investing into Switzerland. In the absence of this law, USA money will fly/flow to Switzerland. When it comes to managing money Switzerland people are the best.

statement aboutUSA law is not accurate.
yours is a serious remark. provide a link if u are correct.

bearice · Mar 28, 2011

Quote from zdreg:

statement aboutUSA law is not accurate. yours is a serious remark. provide a link if u are correct.

Here is reply from my Friend Forex manager who has a Switzerland based Forex company.

"But it is the USA having such laws and serious European brokers can therefore not accept US clients".

He has an excellent track/performance record of not a single losing year for over 10 years but USA residents are not allowed to invest.

Many and many USA investors (3 or 4 elitetrader members) have written to me but they have been disappointed because of USA law.

Fireplace · Mar 28, 2011

Cmon guy, you DO NOT have a 'friend forex manager'. Be honest

Quote from bearice:

Here is reply from my Friend Forex manager who has a Switzerland based Forex company.

"But it is the USA having such laws and serious European brokers can therefore not accept US clients".

He has an excellent track/performance record of not a single losing year for over 10 years but USA residents are not allowed to invest.

Many and many USA investors (3 or 4 elitetrader members) have written to me but they have been disappointed because of USA law.

bearice · Mar 28, 2011

Quote from clacy:

The US has 28x Switzerland's GDP, so no, Switzerland doesn't have "the money".

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clacy · Mar 28, 2011

Quote from zdreg:

u are not qualified to determine if a thread belongs in the economic forum.

OK, please point to the value in this post and how it relates to economics. All we've heard so far is that Switzerland "has the money" as if no other countries have money. We've head that the "US has the arms" as if no other country has arms.

Here's another gem..... "Russia has secrets". No shit Einstein, so does every other developed country with an intelligence agency.

olias · Mar 28, 2011

Switzerland has the smart money, and they are selling calls

krazykarl · Mar 28, 2011

Quote from clacy:

OK, please point to the value in this post and how it relates to economics. All we've heard so far is that Switzerland "has the money" as if no other countries have money. We've head that the "US has the arms" as if no other country has arms.

Here's another gem..... "Russia has secrets". No shit Einstein, so does every other developed country with an intelligence agency.

OP is a well-known troll.... I think he's on his 4th screenname....

hiptogo · Mar 28, 2011

this thread is entertainment.

Kassz007 · Mar 28, 2011

Quote from clacy:

OK, please point to the value in this post and how it relates to economics. All we've heard so far is that Switzerland "has the money" as if no other countries have money. We've head that the "US has the arms" as if no other country has arms.

Here's another gem..... "Russia has secrets". No shit Einstein, so does every other developed country with an intelligence agency.

Mods in this and the Wall St. forum have been on vacation for a while now. It's now up to ourselves to sift through the P&R bullshit on here to read actual economic content.