DislikedYes... It's a classic over here since Turtle keeps insisting on that lousy motto LOLIgnored
And next week should be............INTERESTING!!!!!!!
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Walk the Talk from a fun loving discretionary trader 46 replies
You talk the talk I walk the talk 8 replies
DislikedYes... It's a classic over here since Turtle keeps insisting on that lousy motto LOLIgnored
DislikedThanks.....it's always good to be recognized.
And next week should be............INTERESTING!!!!!!!
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DislikedYo.....did you guys hear about this yet???????? :surprised
Read an article in the AP news, but wanted more confirmation......
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DislikedHey Cesarnc, here it is off of Bloomberg website........
Now the week will really be interesting........
HOLLA
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DislikedSame shit in the last 12 months or so. The more they shake it, the more it stinks.
Never ending storyIgnored
DislikedIt's really funny, coz, when the big banks are in the profit, the speech is "market can regulate itself".
When the market finally regulates itself - by bursting the bubbles and eating part of the profits - then the speech changes to "this market needs regulation".
Big banks are fatass starving babies and when the lollipop ends, they scream and cry and beg for more - and more and more.
The taxpayers are the diapers. It's awesome to have their support, but when something goes wrong, their interests are dismissed.
And the world keeps spinning around and around and around.Ignored
DislikedHey guys, have you watched "Mad Money" (I mean the movie, not Cramer's show) ? It's about those 3 women and their boyfriends robbing the FED and there was a line, where the one guy told the another how he should explain his income, if someone asks him: "And what you need is a job. Day trading, online. If anybody asks, you are in the short term futures, if someone wants a tip just tell them "the market is too volatile" "Kind of reminded me of our forum right here, where everybody uses this line, as if we all were bank robbers
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DislikedDidn't see the movie yet, but it's on the list...
Actually it's kinda wierd that financial market is not explored in Hollywood, isn't it? Since Gekko, I can't remember anything else...
Here in Brazil the Warner Channel is showing Bull again. I didn't see before and it's really nice show.Ignored