- Euro am Sonntag vom 9.4. - 2 Zitate - Sigrid, 10.04.2000, 14:32
- Re: Euro am Sonntag - Andre, 10.04.2000, 15:00
- Re: Euro am Sonntag - SEC, 10.04.2000, 20:00
- Re: Thanks to the SEC - hopefully it ain't watching me.. - Andre, 10.04.2000, 21:34
- Re: Euro am Sonntag - Schlangenfuchs, 10.04.2000, 22:27
- BIS BROTHER is watching this board??? - JüKü, 11.04.2000, 09:19
- Re: BIS BROTHER is watching this board??? - dottore, 11.04.2000, 11:26
- Fake oder 'echt', mir ist das wurscht mT - Schlangenfuchs, 11.04.2000, 11:56
- BIS BROTHER is watching this board??? - JüKü, 11.04.2000, 09:19
- WITZBOLD - JüKü, 11.04.2000, 10:19
- "dottore" war's - JüKü, 11.04.2000, 10:53
- Re: Euro am Sonntag - SEC, 10.04.2000, 20:00
- Re: Euro am Sonntag - Andre, 10.04.2000, 15:00
Re: Euro am Sonntag
At this threat I just laugh in our face! Big LOL!
Look what happens at NIGHT, what they do every day in the pre-opening bourse with the orders of their clients? The sell to buy cheaper and vice versa. This is active and daily manipulation of prices.
Even your administration brought some considerable future-buy-programs into late Tuesday's action. So what? Really: what?
Your MMs (Goldman and Lynch as two examples) have the right knowledge to get the markets, where they want it to be. The so-called market power is one kind of manipulation, IMHO the strongest one.
Even Mr. Greenspan with his two-faced speeches knows very well, how to manipulate the financial markets. 'For the nations sake', you tell me? Of course, this is official! But I don't care about it, because there are always individuals and institutions who profit.
Your administration is quite aware of the threats of a plunge in stocks in front of the elections! So it is evidently selfish and not exactly a free market, what brought them to buy the 'dip' on Tuesday last week. We all know about it!
The whole industry is one big filthy lucre, as to say it in some moral terms. With great privileges of information and market power. I hardly ever trust in.
Look at what happens and forget ideologies! I don't like the reality either, but it has to be faced. Please don't come along with this kind of nationalist speech like 'German laws are inadequate concerning so-called"front-running"'. May be, but first care about things concerning the law of your own country.
It was a big show, when the two Bills and the elderly Alan came on National TV last Wednesday as the brilliant troika of the American success: shame on you if you thought, it was to calm down the markets!
When Mrs. Cohen, whom I strongly appreciate by the way, talks about stocks, it has an immediate influence on the markets, as we saw some weeks ago as well as in October 1998 and in October 1999. Come on and be honest: who knows it first, when Mr. Cohen proposes a reduction in shares?
And who knows best about margin calls? The answer is easy and is called 'the caller'. So the crash last Tuesday and the following rebound is quickly explained, even if the sources of the salvation's out-come are somehow obscure: banks, big players and market power, even the administration are said to be involved.
This is not different in Europe and I would not defend circumstances here, if you hadn't taken the stance, that it should be better over there in some ways: this really not at all, even if your laws provide some frame work that suggests such ideas!
I really like American movies, but sometimes I asked myself, why do they so often show trials and court proceedings, where always and rigorously justice is put in place? Shame on me, who might think that they put into a movie, what rather is a quite bitter realty.
Best regards
Schlangenfuchs
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