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1. Igor Shumovich on 'High Probability ETF Trading' - A Good Place to Start: >>>>>>>>>>>But after a few years, if you underperform standard... more »
2. jjp on 'High Probability ETF Trading' - A Good Place to Start: I have had some very good luck with the Larry Connors system on... more »
3. bobbybutte on U.S. Government's No-Money Down Efforts: as a person who has become financially independent solely from... more »
4. Old Trader on U.S. Government's No-Money Down Efforts: Don't expect any changes until the cult of an "ownership society"... more »
5. bobbybutte on 'High Probability ETF Trading' - A Good Place to Start: as a person who has achieved financial independence solely from... more »
6. American in Paris on 'High Probability ETF Trading' - A Good Place to Start: Except for the extremely risk averse, the optimal portfolio... more »
7. Maxe Paul on 'High Probability ETF Trading' - A Good Place to Start: Stop trading ETF's would be your best bet to make money. It's a... more »
8. John Doe2 on 'High Probability ETF Trading' - A Good Place to Start: Excellent article. Couple of other points: 1) As an individual... more »
9. isaac the terrible on 'High Probability ETF Trading' - A Good Place to Start: One of the best articles I have read on this site! more »
10. scotty1560 on No Money Down Mortgages Continue (Unfortunately): the point of the author is that high leverage will eventually... more »
11. apandey on Risk Management: The Fed's Latest: Very well done analysis. I think, the remuneration or bonuses... more »
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13. Albert Ling on RiskMetrics' Going Corporate Is a Sad Affair : Investing in "socially conscious" companies achieves the liberal... more »
14. surferdude808 on No Money Down Mortgages Continue (Unfortunately): smalltown banker you need to do your homework. your comment "Your... more »
15. surferdude808 on John Geanakoplos on Solving the Crisis - No Paradigm Shift Here: "I don't see any metric here one can use to identify these... more »