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To: Giordano Bruno who wrote (458)1/12/2011 1:52:51 PM
From: Smiling Bob4 Recommendations  Read Replies (5) | Respond to of 119362
 
Funny how despite it happening on a daily basis; MSM, Clowngress, and bulls all keep head up ass and don't question the statistical improbability of a market trading within a .01% range for hours at a time, let alone to do it through most of every frikken day.



To: Giordano Bruno who wrote (458)1/12/2011 2:39:32 PM
From: LTK0071 Recommendation  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 119362
 
Kasparov arguably the greatest chess player ever, when he decided he would NOT play Big Blue again, was when he relieved he was up against A Without Thought/Without Fear MONSTER that simply processed data via the programming fed into it, he realkized his consciuosness doomed him as he saw Big Blue had reached a level of programming where he would be beat with just one mistake by himself--and that put fear into him .
These machines they have created have not ben given any pretense they are an effort to craete an artificial life mechanism.
So they are in reality, NOT anything, now that's scary:) In my view they don't even experience complacency, we need grasp nothingness.:) The complacent are their programmers.
But any super master hacker with stock market deep knowledge and with destructive desire, if they could enter and make a few swift changes in the GS Monster, could crash the world markets in hours.
The old days of The NYSE trading floor is now virtually a non-factor in the market.
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Greenberg(Hank?)(founder of AIG, that has been retired for what--7 years? And who OPPOSED the Bail-Out of AIG) was just on Bloomberg and stating AIG is now and in future a weaker/fragile company that will be battered by high volatility. Max