Got harpooned

LOL I recall that. The guy ate a free meal and then got flayed.

Better yet. Don't we all love how the reasons always come only after the fact?

Senate Hearing: Lloyd Blankfein vs. Sen. Levin ; Goldman Sachs: video Bottom line: Market makers, better than anyone else, know who are the weak hands. They make the hands, they make the market! Never take advice from a MM.

The problem with a known liar like GS is that you never know when he's speaking the truth. Also, never put your money on the line unless you have a validated edge.

I don't know about every market maker but GS is a fine contrarian indicator.

Because Goldman went against it's own call?

Whenever you meet a robot hit it hard with a baseball bat. That's the only way to be sure Not to mention who would be able to purchase all the goods/services created by the robots without having a job for income.

"We are we eat" are we not?

Not happening. The banksters will never allow it.

Yummy!!

It's just a matter of time before robots owned by a few take most jobs away from the many.

Nice article Jay. I find the core principles high-lighted generally apply not only to trading, but to life in general. Easy/effortless is usually the right way.

It's such a sad sight to see the U.S. decadence now compared to it's past glory. But, judging by history I guess it's inevitable. All empires eventually rotten from the inside and collapse on their own weight.

Call me paranoid, but I suspect the #1 reason U.S. Government is trying to kill their retail Forex is exactly because they (the powers that be) do not want certain facts/questions about currency to go mainstream.

1."All warfare is based on deception" - Sun Tzu 2."A lie told often enough becomes the truth." - Vladimir Lenin 3."If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it..............The lie can be maintained ...

LOL well said Grin. US. politicians striving for mediocrity... pathetic. Plus, that's the whole purpose of the EU and the Euro for Germany. Chronic account surpluses.

It's interesting how Germany having to pay heavy indemnities after losing WWI couldn't handle austerity and readily tried to print herself out of debt (causing the dreaded Weimar Republic hyperinflation). Fortunately for Germany most of her debts ...

Lewis's "Flash Boys" being spammed everywhere. B o r i n g.

'or so it is said'