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Re: Trader Spreadsheet Examples

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Re: Financial Armageddon Zombies

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Re: Our Engineered Meltdown: End of the Beginning

Retep Reztiz — Fri, 27 May 2011 01:25:20 -0000

Really great article! I linked it on my blog and a few twitter followers retweeted! You really hit the nail on the head here... Even 2 years later this is relevant... I posted one a while back when I was fuming mad about regarding the collapse and the fraud that was committed. I have learned much since then, but here is that post. http://www.retepsrevenge.com/?... - Enjoy. And thanks again!

Re: Market Club Feature Page

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Re: Trader Spreadsheet Examples

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Re: Fall of the House of Ugland

Superscribe — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 09:59:20 -0000

Travers is a PR flack for the Cayman Government, the Cayman Finance Association, Chamber of Commerce. Don't believe me, look him up. Don't be so gullible!

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Re: Our Engineered Market Meltdown: Part 1

ScarletKBronk — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 13:18:39 -0000

Almost everything (except the Yankees) changed with the onslaught of the "new generation" of Mutual Fund marketeers and self-directed retirement vehicles. Wall Street invented market prediction techniques and new subdivisions of securities; investment products were mass-produced in every shape, size, model, and color, with great financial planning success; sales literature was sold as research/analysis, and financial institutions became indistinguishable from one another. People pay extra not to collect current interest and loss-taking is seen as a good idea. Unproven team-player Mutual Fund managers receive signing bonuses that would shock professional athletes, and 60-second sound bites on CNBC define today's investment reality to the washington mutual bank locations masses. A calendar year is now long-term, buy high/sell low a religion, and absolutely everyone, from accountants to wedding planners, can sell Mutual Funds for extra cash. Wall Street is Las Vegas in pinstripes and red suspenders.

Re: Financial Armageddon Zombies

gamingthemarket — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 05:05:51 -0000

Thanks, but not as brilliant as those exposing quote stuffing:

"Competition between HFT systems today has reached the point where microseconds matter. Any edge one has to process information faster than a competitor makes all the difference in this game. If you could generate a large number of quotes that your competitors have to process, but you can ignore since you generated them, you gain valuable processing time. This is an extremely disturbing development, because as more HFT systems start doing this, it is only a matter of time before quote-stuffing shuts down the entire market from congestion. We think it played an active role in the final drop on 5/6/2010, and urge everyone involved to take a look at what is going on."

http://www.nanex.net/20100506/FlashCrashAnalysi...

Re: Financial Armageddon Zombies

Scoops — Wed, 23 Jun 2010 23:41:41 -0000

My third read through. Brilliant.

Re: Financial Armageddon Zombies

I have Returned — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 19:52:08 -0000

The Story so far, (also in the Good book but I will fill in the spaces for everybody) Everybody has been druged in our food and water, our planet is like a matrix, if you eat the right food you will start to see and think more clearly to what is really going on, becareful of the brotherhood gangs (the ones who wear hoods even when its not raining on a hot day) (live and eat the rainbow and you will soon see that anybody becames just like a real superman not a druged zombie who just cares about money, (please everybody like is not a joke!!!) its happening NOW! change your life and we might all be alive after 2012 (ps Dont worry I have returned to help everybody !! I Bless you All !! Bless you

Re: Fall of the House of Ugland

JC — Fri, 14 May 2010 18:37:12 -0000

The problem is taxes, period. I will agree with those who think we should eliminate Corporate Income Taxes as soon as I hear just one of them say that we should also eliminate personal Income Taxes. I won't be holding my breath.

The I.R.S. exists in order to feed the Banks/Federal Reserve. If they take my money (and I have an L.L.C.) then why not take I.B.M.'s money too? After all, profit is profit. I just don't have the option/resources to effectively incorporate in the Cayman Islands.

Re: Financial Armageddon Zombies

gamingthemarket — Thu, 13 May 2010 12:01:20 -0000

If this becomes the largest transfer of wealth in history--yes.

Re: Financial Armageddon Zombies

gamingthemarket — Thu, 13 May 2010 12:00:34 -0000

Thanks Mole. You've had some awesome calls this month. Good stuff!

Re: Financial Armageddon Zombies

molecool — Thu, 13 May 2010 11:20:30 -0000

Complicated concepts brilliantly explained and put into context.

Re: Financial Armageddon Zombies

boycottnow — Thu, 13 May 2010 08:08:08 -0000

would you say ''illuminati?

Re: Financial Armageddon Zombies

nonsequitor — Wed, 12 May 2010 19:15:33 -0000

that was a simply brilliant and very well written ----a blue print for the largesst ponzi scheme in the history of the world---Thank you very much

Re: Financial Armageddon Zombies

rangefinder — Wed, 12 May 2010 17:39:23 -0000

Spine chilling.

Re: Fall of the House of Ugland

gamingthemarket — Tue, 11 May 2010 18:55:19 -0000

Thanks for the thoughtful reply. Here's another option:

"The most brilliant banking model in our national history was established in the first half of the eighteenth century, in Benjamin Franklin's home province of Pennsylvania. The local government created its own bank, which issued money and lent it to farmers at a modest interest. The provincial government created enough extra money to cover the interest not created in the original loans, spending it into the economy on public services. The bank was publicly owned, and the bankers it employed were public servants. The interest generated on its loans was sufficient to fund the government without taxes; and because the newly issued money came back to the government, the result was not inflationary. The Pennsylvania banking scheme was a sensible and highly workable system that was a product of American ingenuity but that never got a chance to prove itself after the colonies became a nation. It was an ironic twist, since according to Benjamin Franklin and others, restoring the power to create their own currency was a chief reason the colonists fought for independence. The bankers' money-creating machine has had two centuries of empirical testing and has proven to be a failure. It is time the sovereign right to create money is taken from a private banking elite and restored to the American people to whom it properly belongs." -Dr. Ellen Brown

http://www.globalresearch.ca/i...

Re: Fall of the House of Ugland

C.J. — Tue, 11 May 2010 11:25:16 -0000

The problem isn't that corporations avoid American corporate income taxes. The problem is that we have corporate income taxes. Cut the spending and cut the taxes, and there will be less reason for corporations to locate offshore in so-called tax havens. Corporations doing so is a SYMPTOM of the problem. The problem is in Washington and New York, where tax-and-spend and money creation have run amok. Cracking down on tax havens is like putting a band-aid on a bullet wound.

Re: Financial Armageddon Zombies

SNAFU — Mon, 10 May 2010 23:31:51 -0000

Thank you for this report. You cleared a lot of fog from my view! We will win