Bialeł: od dna tej korekty wig20 +40% w górę

wziołem gaziaka troche, myśle, że da dzisiaj pare groszy

Dark Pools are dark on purpose. As he said, 7 out of 9 loosing trades for GS clients versus a perfect quarterly trading record suggests they are allocating winning trades to themselves and losing trades to clients. That many wins in proprietary trading is impossible in a free market.

The market is a money laundering scheme. Representatives that recently voted against making inside trading for representatives illegal have beat the market by 12% on average in a recent study.

Also with naked shorts on the derivative market and HFT round tripping trades, the price can be whatever they want it to be (like forcing the flash crash to threaten congress to change financial reforms).

There is a rumor of an Interpol investigation currently underway with many of the current who's who on the list of Wall Street names that are being questioned in the UK and US.

I'm starting to wonder what purpose Wall Street serves at all any more. We don't allow gambling in my state, so why do we have to allow a crooked casino to sit atop the economy?

You don't need to subpoena meeting notes, nor a business plan, nor confirm "hallway conversations". Rather, look at "profitable trading days" for the banks at 100% of the time (suspicious by itself), and compare with the stop-outs and failures associated with "recommendations" by the firms for their clients.

The "recommendations" are easy to quantify regarding "value". They have been *so bad* lately that one of Tyler's classic quotes was something like, "Have Mercy on your clients and shut-the-f*ck-up!"

In short, a *very* simple statistical analysis shows that banks screw their clients, and keep the profitable trades to themselves. Further, IMHO, they intentionally mislead their clients so they can front-run the trades. Further, bucket shops work best when your client buys crap, you don't do anything, and you clear high profits since you never executed in the market (the whole purpose of the dark pools is to take the *other* side of the transaction, netting profit when the client loses).

Is this on purpose? Or by accident? Doesn't matter. It's true, and statistically demonstrable with a high "R-value".

a kontrakty zrownaja sie z indeksem

do połowy czerwca 2600

IMHO dolar już nie będzie się umacniał...czeka go kilkumiesięczna konsolidacja co nie znaczy że będzie spadał...ale prawda jest taka że to wciąż słabsza waluta niż USD i to mimo tych wszystkich problemów z PIIGS

Will French Minister's Announcement That Bailout Is Prohibited By Bailout Clause Lead To New EUR Weakness?


The power games among the ranks of Europe's puppet elite continue (the real elite as is well known consists of a few CEOs of insolvent banks). Earlier today, Pierre Lellouche, France's Europe minister, came out with another statement our of left field, that could set off the next round of European destabilization. In an interview with the FT, Lellouche said that the €440 billion European bailout "is an enormous change. It explains some of the reticence. It is expressly forbidden in the treaties by the famous no bail-out clause. De facto, we have changed the treaty.” As the bailout is already being pursued by various German scholars on grounds it is forbidden by the EU constitution, this statement will not be taken lightly by Germany which has had to lose major internal political credibility to enforce a bail out that it itself is not enamored with. Sure enough, the FT notes: "Mr Lellouche’s comments are likely to go down badly in Germany, where the government has insisted the debt guarantee scheme to help beleaguered eurozone members is a temporary mechanism, set up on an intergovernmental basis where Berlin retains a veto, and in no way implies a breach of the EU’s treaties."Furthermore , as was noted previously, a finding that the bailout is not constitutional would render the entire support mechanism moot, resulting in the imminent bankruptcy of Greece. Is this yet another concerted subversive effort on behalf of the European labor interests to expel the underperforming PIIGS and sink the euro?

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