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  • #29,621
  • Dec 2, 2011 11:41pm Dec 2, 2011 11:41pm
Quoting fullperson
sorry to bring off topic, but how do you know options are being bought at this level. Also, this doesn't seem like a very smart move, how come the back office does not complain?
Youngman,
Because i was in the market and saw it happened. Thats how I know.
You didn't read my post about the engineering, did you?

And please brush up your understanding of bank ops structure.
What has back office got to complain about?
They just processing and clearing trades and payments.

regards
  • #29,622
  • Edited 12:10am Dec 3, 2011 12:00am | Edited 12:10am
Quoting cuthbert
Good Morning Fti,

So, It was flawed since inception.......
What took them so long to admit it???

http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/...7N23ZH20111202

Regards
Bert
Interesting
Flawed or not from inception, no one could had guessed.
Nothing in the world is perfect, so we live with whats comfortable.
Union requires, 1 will, common goals, empathy and tolerance.
When all harbours selfish agendas, want to covert the other, then is very hard.Is good develope self, but must see beyond self and on whether others can cope. Because if they cannot, and is in union then the shit will spill over when hell breaks lose on their end. So is not only selfish development. Must empathise for others, so that they not get lots shit only, surely spills over.

"single central bank and currency without a single state would be inherently unstable" is correct.
1 will, 1 people , 1 destiny.

or shared will, diversity but common destiny.


regards
  • #29,623
  • Dec 3, 2011 12:02am Dec 3, 2011 12:02am
Quoting fti
Interesting
Flawed or not from inception, no one could had guessed.
Nothing in the world is perfect, so we live with whats comfortable.
Union requires, 1 will, common goals, empathy and tolerance.
When all harbours selfish agendas, want to covert the other, then is very hard.Is good develope self, but must see beyond self and on whether others can cope. Because if they cannot, and is in union then the shit will spill over when hell breaks lose on their end. So is not only selfish development. Must empathise for others, so that they not get...
hows Health chief...

V
  • #29,624
  • Dec 3, 2011 12:14am Dec 3, 2011 12:14am
Quoting indianguyinny24
hows Health chief...

V
yesterday i thought time was up.
Body felt absolutely different. Everything just went cold.
After a good rest, today seems stable again.

maybe is mum's bird's nest soup.
She's working overtime , make sure i no leave before her.


regards
  • #29,625
  • Dec 3, 2011 12:19am Dec 3, 2011 12:19am
Quoting fti
yesterday i thought time was up.
Body felt absolutely different. Everything just went cold.
After a good rest, today seems stable again
maybe is mum's bird's nest soup.
She's working overtime , make sure i no leave before her.


regards


You take care chief...get some rest atleast on weekends....

V
PS: i know some trader who deal in herbal medicine in india...if you want anything specific i can make some calls..
  • #29,626
  • Dec 3, 2011 12:32am Dec 3, 2011 12:32am
Chief,
What is your network setup...
i am thikning to make a small PC and use it as a FIREWALL...

create a small pc and kinda make it a firewall...

thought u must be doing/knowing something

ANyone else also doing this..

V

PS: I am becoming more DIY guy...so no paid solution... i currently have a tomato based router...
  • #29,627
  • Dec 3, 2011 12:36am Dec 3, 2011 12:36am
Quoting indianguyinny24


You take care chief...get some rest atleast on weekends....

V
PS: i know some trader who deal in herbal medicine in india...if you want anything specific i can make some calls..
noted, thanks vic.

Is not necessary. Many people fuzzying all around me already. Mum, my uncle, sifu, even imjscn is sending giant red dates from china. I rather leave things to God's Will. Already i am thankful for having the time finish what i wanted do.

So no worries, I am ok. I trust God.

regards.
  • #29,628
  • Dec 3, 2011 12:42am Dec 3, 2011 12:42am
Quoting indianguyinny24
Chief,
What is your network setup...
i am thikning to make a small PC and use it as a FIREWALL...

create a small pc and kinda make it a firewall...

thought u must be doing/knowing something

ANyone else also doing this..

V
Firewalls won't cut it , Vic.
There's too much mischievious evil peeps about. Then there's the commercials who thrive on peeps have problems create business.

Just keep personal important data on a no net access computer.
And for computers that access the net, reinstall OS every couple of months.

There's lots ghost systems that can reinstall OS with personal tweaks intact relatively quickly. Otherwise use virtual OS.

Firewalls and virus witch hunting is waste of energy and resources. Leave that to institution spend millions on that.


regards
  • #29,629
  • Dec 3, 2011 12:45am Dec 3, 2011 12:45am
Quoting fti
Firewalls won't cut it , Vic.
There's too much mischievious evil peeps about. Then there's the commercials who thrive on peeps have problems create business.

Just keep personal important data on a no net access computer.
And for computers that access the net, reinstall OS every couple of months.

There's lots ghost systems that can reinstall OS with personal tweaks intact relatively quickly.

Firewalls and virus witch hunting is waste of energy and resources. Leave that to institution spend millions on that.


regards
Noted chief,

then i think its safe to earn some money and give to them...

Though you make things cheaper when you do it yourself...but my mom used to say to me...

put your energy on earning mroe money then cutting corners...

I have some imp files on External hard drive and an Blu ray burned drive...

V
  • #29,630
  • Edited 3:39am Dec 3, 2011 2:45am | Edited 3:39am
Quoting fti
jac
you misunderstand due to language.
It talks about the difference of speculating(calculated risk) and blind gambling.

One is the necessity of risk, is living. The other is the nemesis of greed, gambling. and the outcomes.

This my mid Jan, my type of spring classics.
Incidentally is also welcoming chinese new year fanfare for the chinese.
Dad loves this song.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ttqg-SbIR3s


regards
Talk about Dad and i remembered this. The struggles, business.
The Associations ,honour, curruotion & betraying renegades. The younger generation will never understand.
No matter, past is past. But seems human nature no changes.

"Keep friends close, enemies closer."

"Know your enemies, know YOURSELF &........"..Sun Zi

Inserted Video


regards
  • #29,631
  • Dec 3, 2011 2:51am Dec 3, 2011 2:51am
Quoting fti
Talk about Dad and i remembered this. The struggles, business and renegades.

regards
You miss your dad a lot sir.
  • #29,632
  • Dec 3, 2011 7:15am Dec 3, 2011 7:15am
Quoting cuthbert
Good Morning Fti,

So, It was flawed since inception.......
What took them so long to admit it???

http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/...7N23ZH20111202

Regards
Bert
When the Euro was first introduced, my favorite economist, Milton Friedman, was asked what he thought of the idea of the Euro. He said it was a concept that would not survive its first crisis. It looks like he was right.

I have questions/concerns about what is going on in Europe. We see the European leaders meeting, discussing their ideas, and telling the world what they are going to do. Now it looks like they are agreeing to some form of fiscal unity, where national budgets must be approved by Brussels. Do European leaders really have the power to commit their governments and nations to something like that? Do the people have no say in this? I know that the President of the US does not have this power, and I doubt that the US Congress could do it, as such a move is likely unconstitutional (I think it would require an ammendment to the Constitution). So, how does this work in Europe? Can Sarkozy commit France to this without any approval of the people? If no, then will each nation have to hold an election to get the approval of the people? And if the people in one european country say no, are they thrown out of the Euro or EZ? And given that this issue is pressing (e.g., how much longer can Italy go with 10 year bonds at nearly 8%), do they really have enough time to hold elections?
  • #29,633
  • Dec 3, 2011 8:48am Dec 3, 2011 8:48am
Quoting GEfx
When the Euro was first introduced, my favorite economist, Milton Friedman, was asked what he thought of the idea of the Euro. He said it was a concept that would not survive its first crisis. It looks like he was right.

I have questions/concerns about what is going on in Europe. We see the European leaders meeting, discussing their ideas, and telling the world what they are going to do. Now it looks like they are agreeing to some form of fiscal unity, where national budgets must be approved by Brussels. Do European leaders really have the power...
How does it work? Agreement by leaders, ratification by separate parliaments which is the same way they passed the ESFS. As with a constitutional amendment, the people have no say although the politicians they elect do.
Kill the ego, or it will kill the mission.
  • #29,634
  • Edited 11:15am Dec 3, 2011 11:00am | Edited 11:15am
Quoting AaronWard
How does it work? Agreement by leaders, ratification by separate parliaments which is the same way they passed the ESFS. As with a constitutional amendment, the people have no say although the politicians they elect do.
Maybe, but I doubt it. EFSF is different from surrendering your sovereignty. And, a constitutional amendment (in the US) is proposed by the congress but must be ratified by 3/4 of either state-wide elections, or state legislatures (only on of the ammendments of the US Consititution was approve using the state legislatures). Regarding the fiscal unification in Europe, I am assuming that, as with the attempt to ratify the European Constitution in 2004 or 2005 (?), this "agreement" will go out to the voters in each EZ county.

In the attached article, the president of the EZ seems worried about citizen support.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/45524899
  • #29,635
  • Dec 3, 2011 11:16am Dec 3, 2011 11:16am
Quoting GEfx
Maybe, but I doubt it. EFSF is different from surrendering your sovereignty. And, a constitutional amendment (in the US) is proposede by the congress but must be ratified by either state-wide elections, or by 3/4 of state legislatures. I am assuming that, as with the attempt to ratify the European Constitution in 2004 or 2005 (?), this "agreement" will go out to the voters in each EZ county.

In the attached article, the president of the EZ seems worried about citizen support.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/45524899
The process is the same. Perhaps I missed something, but as I understand it the EC attempts to avoid the referendum at all costs.

The threshold for agreement is higher than in the US. They need ALL the parliaments to agree not just 75%.

Of course what the people think matters. Anything that can be done by parliament can also be undone by parliament. And sooner or later the people get a vote.
Kill the ego, or it will kill the mission.
  • #29,636
  • Dec 3, 2011 3:23pm Dec 3, 2011 3:23pm
Quoting Fana
I made a photo of desert my mother created at weekend. Here this is for you Fti. It is very delicious! Regards
sorry I missed the party, happy belated anniversary to all.
  • #29,637
  • Dec 3, 2011 3:53pm Dec 3, 2011 3:53pm
Quoting fti
yesterday i thought time was up.
Body felt absolutely different. Everything just went cold.
After a good rest, today seems stable again.
maybe is mum's bird's nest soup.
She's working overtime , make sure i no leave before her.
regards
I havn't been around for a while, but never heard you speak in this way.
Keep up with your days soup and have your cake to.
The best to ya boss.
cheers
  • #29,638
  • Dec 4, 2011 9:28am Dec 4, 2011 9:28am
for those that are keeping up with the silver , Mr. Butler writes a small piece about the long view.
http://goldsilver.com/news/ted-butler-the-long-view/
  • #29,639
  • Dec 4, 2011 9:31am Dec 4, 2011 9:31am
Quoting lilpip
sorry I missed the party, happy belated anniversary to all.
Hi Lilpip. Good to see you. I hope you doing well. Rgds
  • #29,640
  • Dec 4, 2011 9:39am Dec 4, 2011 9:39am
Quoting Fana
Hi Lilpip. Good to see you. I hope you doing well. Rgds
Thanks, been keeping my head on a swivel the past couple years.
Ive stopped in a couple times to catch up on some reading, Ill be looking threw some posts for a bit.
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