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- krazy kaju replied May 3, 2009
If you think for a minute the NFA are going to protect you from brokers' tricks then think again! Nothing they're doing is beneficial to forex traders. They'll simply be limiting competition, thereby driving up spreads while providing no real ...
- krazy kaju replied May 3, 2009
All regulatory agencies are the same. They limit the self regulatory power of the market by replacing it with a less efficient form of regulation and drive out small and aggressive competitors by creating legal barriers to entry, thereby driving up ...
- krazy kaju replied May 2, 2009
If the housing bubble occurred because of a lack of regulation, why did it not occur in Huston, which has barely any land use or housing regulations?
- krazy kaju replied May 2, 2009
Yup. He would have gotten rid of the Federal Reserve and all of the other regulatory bodies that caused this crisis.
- krazy kaju replied May 2, 2009
The NFA shouldn't exist in the first place. Licensing and regulatory fees simply serve to increase spreads, commissions, etc. The reason sites like this exist is to inform you of fraudulent services. Rely on the market, not regulators who have ...
- krazy kaju replied Apr 10, 2009
Okay, I figured that there would have to be something like that limiting the huge potential profits from dealing in such markets.
- krazy kaju replied Mar 22, 2009
This isn't a banking or a financial crisis. Like all past crises, this one began when there were serious problems with the real economy first. As in all past recessions, real gross investment began to fall, signaling a change from capital ...
- krazy kaju replied Mar 8, 2009
The collapse of the dollar will follow the collapse of the treasury market, as the Federal Reserve will have to monetize the debt that nobody wants to buy.
- krazy kaju replied Mar 8, 2009
The boom didn't happen because of lack of regulation as much as it did because of too much regulation. Were it not for the Federal Reserve pumping too much credit into the economy in the 1920s or the 2000s, we wouldn't have seen such a huge boom or ...
- krazy kaju replied Mar 7, 2009
Well, are any of them any good or are they all farces? I'm asking because I've never seen a major forex broker offer one, so I'm guessing they can't be that good.
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