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Strategies & Market Trends : The coming US dollar crisis

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To: ggersh who wrote (29916)8/27/2010 11:26:32 PM
From: Real Man  Read Replies (2) of 71479
 
Borderline criminal, but I agree with you, these ain't free
markets, they were not for a long time. -ng-

What's HFT, for example? Front running is criminal, HFT is
apparently not. Not much of a difference, except technically
HFT is front running trades based on "available market
information" and thus is not pure illegal front running.
No wonder HFT make out like bandits, thou. Once they
run out of folks to front run or there are too many front
runners, machines start to front run themselves and we get
flash crashes -g-

Borderline criminal, meaning, the Fed will do what they
can get away with? Ditto banks. Only sometimes banks and
other boyz cross the border and get caught. Then they have a
scapegoat ready, rogue trader or something.

There were quite a few strange cases of futures rogue traders
around during the market melts of 2007-2008. PPT operations
that failed due to lack of liquidity? We'll never know.
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