Why some government advisors don't like day traders

Discussion in 'Economics' started by buzzy2, Jun 20, 2005.

  1. crowlogic

    crowlogic

    Actually.. some academics do writer papers on just that. It's just the ones that publish garbage draw the ire of traders. :)

     
    #21     Jun 21, 2005
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    #22     Jun 21, 2005
  3. Arnie

    Arnie

    These people are idiots. Maybe they should study the role of "daytrading" in mutual funds. I bet they would find there is many times the intraday action versus the retail traders.

    Them that can, do....them that can't, write bullshit papers.... :D
     
    #23     Jun 21, 2005
  4. It's all the daytraders' fault, lol.
     
    #24     Jun 21, 2005
  5. 996tt

    996tt

    There's already a prop firm that has a trading floor in China and I was told they have a couple humdred traders
     
    #25     Jun 21, 2005
  6. You don't remember the name of the firm do you?
     
    #26     Jun 21, 2005
  7. perr

    perr

    Good thread, from the citizen of the United State of American.

    We are the investor's and traders of our country.

    We all use technical and fundamental analysis, you know,the
    things we all learn in collage to make our market call's today.

    What other way is there. You could use lie's/cheating/stealing/ and fundamental analysis. They use the latter because of lack
    of technical analysis with fundamentals.


    Out of collage some of us became stock broker's,
    some became private investor, some became stock and
    commodity trader's and some day traders.

    All of us American Citizen are what this Stock Market is all about and it's not... the sec, market makers or specialists. This group
    have a job to do and that is to service ' All" of us who are investors. Period. The SEC should be protecting us the investor
    from market makers and specialists, and throw in mutual fund management who control American Citizen 401k account's.

    They should at all time, keep the integrity of the Markets.

    Keeping on this thread, let me mention what happen to me
    last week in a mutual fund my wife and I have thru work.
    (You all know how bad mutual funds are from work) Some
    one mention the PDT DayTrading rule's. Is something going
    on here that where not suppose to know. Listen to this to
    this one.
    This mutual fund name is, MFS Investment Management I
    think out of Boston Mass.
    For 10y in this fund you could rebalances your investments
    on a end of day plan. Not to bad.

    Notice on there web-site Apr 1, 2005, we will have a New Plan
    as of this date. The new plan is for your protect (the same MO
    as all government and corporation's lie to us about) to help
    you from losing. really really really. Since when did this
    start.
    The new plan now is, Only Two Trade's per quarter. Now that
    is going to save me a whole lottttttaaaa cash. Right!!

    Now you see why they don't like daytrader's. DayTrading
    is just too SAFE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    It's just to hard for them to get your MONEY.

    That's Why they are always looking to change the rule's
    and the Law to go after your money.


    The government and corporation's are after you money
    and will do anything, and I mean lie, cheat, steal, and
    fundamental analysis as mention in this thread. That
    why they like you to follow what the fundamental are
    saying. The Fundamental is a bunch of BULLSHIT.
    What a crime.

    That's why there knocking technical analysis. It's not
    under there control. They will break all the Law's
    on the book's to gain total control. They will have too
    break them all. I'll be watching.

    The reason the market is not reaching "informational efficiency"
    is b/c the fundamentals is and they know it , alot of shit.

    perrsan

    Don't Be Afraid

    pope john paul 2nd
     
    #27     Jun 22, 2005
  8. crowlogic

    crowlogic

    Lol, I got a good kick out of this post. After decyphering, I pretty much agree with you. I have mutual funds thru fidelity at work that I've been putting about 20K/year into. But the performance of ANY option is dismal, like, maybe 5% per year. So, I've been taking "loans" from my 401k, tax-free and trading, then paying back interest to myself, tax-free. Beautiful. Technically the loans are supposed to be for "emergency" reasons, but they don't check, it's all automated withdrawwl and deposit. Hooray for loopholes!

     
    #28     Jun 22, 2005
  9. I have actually read the paper. They put 12 students in front of a simulated market and let them "trade" for 90 minutes. They call it scientific experiment.

    Why rob banks if you can earn [good] money by conducting such "research"?
     
    #29     Jun 22, 2005