DIAMONDS Trust, Series 1 (DIA)

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    lex
    Jul 23 11:54 AM
    Things You Would Never Have Said Eight Days Ago [view article]
    Great stuff....i feel for you.....my portfolio is experiencing the same thing..........all started when oil crapped out for no reason last week....maybe James Symons up to his old tricks... Reply
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    hidilip1975
    Jul 23 11:42 AM
    Things You Would Never Have Said Eight Days Ago [view article]
    Gud article.Do keep posting regularly Reply
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    bbzz24
    Jul 23 11:35 AM
    Things You Would Never Have Said Eight Days Ago [view article]
    well it is not exactly naked short selling that we saw but politicians decided to call it so to interfere with the market. it was in fact naked only between trade date and settlement when the stock was officially borrowed and sold. otherwise it would be illegal.
    now the mushbrains in sec under political influence have put a hand brake on short selling: you gotta first complete the borrowing of the stock and then short sell it. matter of semantics but makes all technical trading impossible and overheats the telephones of the securities lending desks which may lead to hours gap between your order being placed and executed. this is a no sell on down tick type of rule.     Reply
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    iThinkBig
    Jul 23 11:21 AM
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    Global Price Increases Offer Several Investing Solutions for Inflation [view article]
    Good government leadership in Brazil, becoming great nation to invest in. It all starts at the top gentlemen. Reply
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    BSchecker
    Jul 23 11:04 AM
    Options Trader: Wednesday Outlook [view article]
    Phil- good faith on both GOOG and AAPL. Reply
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    ajhough
    Jul 23 10:56 AM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    The wheels are off the cart and now the cart is going into the ditch. We have to deleverage this market and control the wild shorts and traders. Many people today have nothing but money in the market, no positions either in stocks or bonds. Reply
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    buyitcheap
    Jul 23 10:48 AM
    Things You Would Never Have Said Eight Days Ago [view article]
    I agree, but what a ride... Reply
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    wpdragon
    Jul 23 10:45 AM
    Stopgap Measures, Strategy Implications [view article]
    socialism would be a welcome relief after the fascism we have endured the past 8 years as our constitution and economy went into the trash bin. Anybody who thinks the republican "tax breaks" were a boon to the economy or to the vast majority of TRUE American citizens is an idiot... it was a raping of the average citizen at the behest of the supremely wealthy and the people who pandered to their every whim under the great lie known as "free" trade. Reply
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    debtacid
    Jul 23 10:36 AM
    Things You Would Never Have Said Eight Days Ago [view article]
    I suspect that this is just the Mother of all Wall Street Pump and Dump scams to make the massive Fannie/Freddie bailout more appealing to those idiots in Congress. Once Wall Street has the tax payer on the hook, they will let it collapse again... Reply
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    DavyJ
    Jul 23 10:31 AM
    Global Price Increases Offer Several Investing Solutions for Inflation [view article]
    Something I've always wondered about.

    If gold is an inflation hedge and it is currently well below its inflation adjusted high, doesn't that mean that gold is not a good inflation hedge?
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    The Dark
    Knight 77
    Jul 23 10:25 AM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    Well said !!! Reply
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    The Dark
    Knight 77
    Jul 23 10:04 AM
    Things You Would Never Have Said Eight Days Ago [view article]
    Great article, I think your points are very valid! Reply
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    xsuddensam
    Jul 23 10:02 AM
    The Impact of Banking Regulation on the Market [view article]
    Jim A:

    Get a grip is right! The WSJ is just making feable excuses and it is towing the industry line with this kind of thinking.

    FRAUD is the operative word not "complexity"... These shabby packaged securities were intentionally made complex to hide the weakness of the underlying securities and to mislead investors.

    The WSJ needs to lead an outcry of rage against those who have created this awful mess that has hurt millions of investors.

    These criminals should be hunted down, brought to justice and jailed. Their assets should be forefeited. Congress should pass stringent laws to harshly punish those who violate the public trust. Just like crimes against humanity, there should be a special class of laws to protect the PUBLIC GOOD.

    The WSJ and the foolish stock market touters like Cramer, Ludlow and the rest of the CNBC crew, as well as those on Bloomberg, should be at the forefront of this crises demanding accountability. Where is their outrage?
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    MCLamb
    Jul 23 09:38 AM
    Things You Would Never Have Said Eight Days Ago [view article]
    As if it isn't bad enough to selectively enforce what are essentially securities anti-counterfeiting laws, an exemption is being pushed through to legalize the criminal activity that market markers engage in.

    www.bloomberg.com/apps...     Reply
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    drmalaka
    Jul 23 09:28 AM
    Things You Would Never Have Said Eight Days Ago [view article]
    How do you naked short any of these financials? There are billions of shares of them. The concept that it happens is idiotic. Go read www.deepcapture.com/ to find out what real naked short selling is. Of course it might not surprise you that it is being done all the time and the SEC does nothing about it. Not when the criminal bankers are bribing the low life politicians.

    Typical manipulation as well, the press and politicians use the word naked shorting as what they are after since it is already illegal. But when push comes to shove they morph that into shorting in general. I think Cramer the moron was crying the other day about the uptick rule, then he had a socialist politician scumbag come on and they both had an entire conversation about shorting which unless you were completely versed in all the subjects just mixed shorting, naked shorting and uptick into one concept. When all was said and done the resulting consensus was that shorting was horrible and wrong, all based on naked shorting which is the real illegal act and is the one thing that is not happening with these billion plus share stocks.     Reply

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