Sharing your trading secrets isn't part of any masonic obligation I'm aware of. It's more about the basic moral stuff, like helping someone who is poor have the basics - not helping someone get rich.
So just share your LESS profitable strategy. But let's suppose the person would get rich, that is just a better chance to do MORE good in life as a mason, isn't it? So I really don't see any good reason (except losing one's egde) why a mason wouldn't change trading strategies with fellow masons...
If you really are Jewish, those comments show you as a "self hating Jew" and it's pathetic that you hide behind your "liberalism" to bash Judaism. And I know plenty about what I write. you pretend to know what I am referring to but have no idea which actually makes you the ignorant one. Both of the subject at hand, your heritage and of your self and motivations.
More distortions and ignorance. You hate your heritage so much that you bash it under the guise of trying to make the history something it's not. Regarding the appearance of Kabbalah, your ignorance is only outdone by your arrogance. Sefer HaBahir, the first book of Kabbalah appeared before the 1st Century and was first published around the 12 century. There are several other books of Kabbalah that are almost as old. Proof you are pretending to know about something you are totally ignorant of. When you say "your sole people" either you are not really Jewish or have excluded yourself, more proof of your agenda against all things Jewish. It was 71 Judges, which served as a form of legal body. There was also a King and a legislative body. That makes it a constitutional monarchy. Apparently you don't know what that means so look it up. If you claim to know, then again you are proving your ignorance. I could provide a quote from the Talmud, actually many, but it is unnecessary because we only need look at the evolution of societies to see that everything they took, from Monotheism to mandatory education was a product of Jewish law. Again, don't tell me what you think. LOOK IT UP.
That is what I have been saying. For those who are not paying attention or are simply interested in bashing the Yid out of their own latent amtisemitism, the roots of the fraternity are what I am referring to. The local acts of community service have nothing to do with the rituals I am referring to. If you CHECK the roots of the order and the development of it, you will find out that what I wrote is correct.