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Market makers dream? Easy money as blue chips stay bid? More bond issuance w/tax break? Will the blue chip stocks fall when IAS over GAAP reveals that their staggeringpension liabilities have been underdeclared and are a major cause for concern. Personally I'm bullish in the short -> medium...

How's that the same? Listen, I don't have 5000 lots or priority order so I contributed to the convo the only way I could. I'm not here to argue anyway :)

Sorry I didn't read properly. I thought you meant certified technical analyst.

Some other good ones are to phone someone pretending to be a friend that they haven't seen in months. It goes like this- "Sorry I haven't been around but I felt a way because I've owed you this £200 for ages. Anyway I've got it now so I'll be 'round in a bit. Thanks for helping me out when I...

Cant you have a daily/weekly loss cut off? EDIT: That was poor articulation. I mean can't you program it to stop taking trades after £x losses in a x amount of days? That would help with drawdowns no?

Doesn't Barclays only trade for like £3ish? Why not pick a stock lio Rio with volume and more penny volatility. 1% Barclays = 3p 1% rio =30p :) Just asking/ I'm newb too.

TBF they will probably get away with it. All that stuff in the post above is real "by the book" and I guess that a lot more people will bend or ignore the rules until the sh1t hits the fan. Based on what you've said if you do it you shoul save minimum 1900 per year if you jump on the bandwagon...

Both of the computations they gave you are wrong. You earnings after corporation tax would be 2567.50 unless you had expenses and capital allowances in chich case it would be higher. PAYE they gave you doesn't inclue 11% NICs which would put you at ballpark 2400. All irrelevant anyway as you...

yahoo finance has an earnings release calander

I personally think just because whilst current price traded cannot be disputed that doesn't mean it is a reflection of the true value. You only have to cut a loser to know that. Suppose it all depends on the time-frime you're looking at though. Also, when I said "Unkown economic realities" i...

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But if uknown fundamental economic realities become known, as is the case with macro-economic releases and they show that retrospectively, instrument x is overpriced relative to general economic performance - which can be measured other markets (imbalance) - then elasticity will kick in and a...