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  • Tuesday Outlook: Commodities, Global Markets [View article]
    More "rats" in DC.

    SOB.


    On Sep 15 08:33 AM David Fry wrote:

    > ur2smart4me: Good point about the rat droppings but most seem to
    > be occurring in and around Washington DC, no? Besides each state
    > has Dept of Health officials counting those droppings.........those
    > dirty rats!!!! And, our new Regulatory Czar thinks those rats should
    > have legal representation since these counts are no doubt an invasion
    > of their privacy.
    >
    > 86999: good point! my staff has been urging me to do this but I'm
    > just a creature of habit but will now yield to what's seems the popular
    > way.
    >
    > Re Ryu Mei: yes HAL is doing that doo-doo that he does so well.
    Sep 15 09:24 am |Rating: +3 -1 |Link to Comment
  • Tuesday Outlook: Commodities, Global Markets [View article]
    Sorry to keep butting in, but I should add that a lot of the presidents in these "democracies" can change the constitution with virtually the stroke of a pen. Pinochet, Washington's boy in Chile, made himself a senator for life before he "retired" from office (for disappearing thousands of his political enemies). Ain't "democracy" grand?

    SOB.
    Sep 15 09:21 am |Rating: +2 -1 |Link to Comment
  • Tuesday Outlook: Commodities, Global Markets [View article]
    You should live in South America, David, & the US will look great w/ regard to patronage. The average public employee (related to a politician, which is how he got his job) earns 10 times what his "civilian" counterpart earns for the same job. Which is one half the reasons why pols became pols. The other half is to pocket millions in bribes and steal millions from the treasury. (Okay, so that's thirds, but you get the idea.)

    LOL
    SOB.
    Sep 15 09:18 am |Rating: +1 -3 |Link to Comment
  • Friday Outlook: Commodities, Global Markets [View article]
    If a small investor (account value less than $25,000.00) who had been labelled a "pattern day trader" had bought FAZ at 9:30 AM, liking the first half-hour's action, and wanted to cut his losses that afternoon when the price went to a new daily low, he would have been prohibited from doing so and would have had to wait until the next morning.

    Isn't it great how Cox's SEC looked out for the little guy? So far, Schapiro has done nothing about the rule prohibiting the little guy from day-trading.

    Most traders don't even know the rule exists.

    Best,
    SOB.
    Apr 26 11:12 am |Rating: +1 -2 |Link to Comment
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