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SWalsh wrote:I can't recall a 150 pt down day being allowed to ultimately close more than 75 lower.MrMiyagi wrote:In my opinion, BIG bounce tomorrow.
-213.66..."maybe" it's saying something?
LOLMrMiyagi wrote: Who is that in your avatar, Chaz Bono?
OT:MrMiyagi wrote:I believe it is saying "THE END IS NEAR" but if you just go by technicals, a bounce would be in line tomorrow.SWalsh wrote:I can't recall a 150 pt down day being allowed to ultimately close more than 75 lower.MrMiyagi wrote:In my opinion, BIG bounce tomorrow.
-213.66..."maybe" it's saying something?
Then again, depends what news is dragged out overnight, so far AA (the aluminum kind) kicked off with a good report.
Who is that in your avatar, Chaz Bono?
Should the head of the snake (parson the pun) be re-elected, he will dump the bankers like Hitler dumped the industrialists and killed Ernst Rohm for complaining he was using them in the first place.snakehead wrote:SWalsh wrote:I can't recall a 150 pt down day being allowed to ultimately close more than 75 lower.MrMiyagi wrote:In my opinion, BIG bounce tomorrow.
-213.66..."maybe" it's saying something?
Of course, it's saying something. It is confirming the fact the the only thing that (or should i say the LAST thing that) was holding this market up WAS A PHONE CALL on the morning of Monday, Mar 26 telling Bernschmanke to drag his keister out of bed and PROP UP THE MARKETS WITH A FALSE JAWBONING REGARDING ADDTIONAL STIMULUS MONEY, so that the criminals at Goaled Man Sacs could dump the rest of their holdings at the highs of the year.
Now "they" are just letting it go.
(btw, I had heard that Czar Bomba's "done" [pun intended] -- he double-crossed the NWO folks by dragging his feet on Keystone.)
This is true (paraphrasing) "Because I take no pleasure in humiliating anyone who doesn't have any pride to feel the humiliation"snakehead wrote: OT:
Any movie buff would recognize SWalsh's avatar as that of LEGENDARY actor Gary Oldman playing the rogue cop in the move "The Professional".
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQPXrLWm7fE
SWalsh wrote:Should the head of the snake (parson the pun) be re-elected, he will dump the bankers like Hitler dumped the industrialists and killed Ernst Rohm for complaining he was using them in the first place.snakehead wrote:...SWalsh wrote:I can't recall a 150 pt down day being allowed to ultimately close more than 75 lower.MrMiyagi wrote:In my opinion, BIG bounce tomorrow.
-213.66..."maybe" it's saying something?
Pity that the 100 Wall Street executives and the 50 British ones (a sad fact) that were working within German industry during WW II were shuffled out as the Nuremberg Trials started. A true fact discovered in our archives by DOJ investigator John Loftus. Yes Virginia, Americans from Wall Street were helping Nazis kill our boys as well as Brits working there too. "America's Nazi Secrets" - 2011 - by former prosecutor John Loftus.
YEP! And the Mujaheddin couldn't have been built from Belorussian Nazis shuffled into South Jersey who, with their children, built that organization.snakehead wrote:
Especially considering if they hadn't been "shuffled out", neither of the Bushes would have ever been POTUS.
Welcomemarscormier wrote:Tax question for other Canadians.
Can I deduct my subscription fees to market newsletter, e.g. cobrasmarketview? Logically, I think I should be able to deduct these fees. However they are not going against active income, instead capital gains...
cheers,
Marcel
Source: http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/tx/ndvdls/tpcs ... u-eng.htmlYou cannot deduct on line 221 any of the following amounts:
- the interest you paid on money you borrowed to contribute to a registered retirement savings plan, a registered education savings plan, a registered disability savings plan, or a Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA);
- the interest part of your student loan repayments (although you may be able to claim a credit on line 319 on Schedule 1 for this amount);
- subscription fees paid for financial newspapers, magazines, or newsletters;
- brokerage fees or commissions you paid when you bought or sold securities. Instead, you use these costs when you calculate your capital gain or capital loss. For more information, see Guide T4037, Capital Gains; and
- legal fees you paid to get a separation or divorce or to establish custody of or visitation arrangements for a child.
pete wrote:Welcomemarscormier wrote:Tax question for other Canadians.
Can I deduct my subscription fees to market newsletter, e.g. cobrasmarketview? Logically, I think I should be able to deduct these fees. However they are not going against active income, instead capital gains...
cheers,
Marcel
You cannot deduct fees for investment subscription services or newsletters, unfortunately:
Source: http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/tx/ndvdls/tpcs ... u-eng.htmlYou cannot deduct on line 221 any of the following amounts:
- the interest you paid on money you borrowed to contribute to a registered retirement savings plan, a registered education savings plan, a registered disability savings plan, or a Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA);
- the interest part of your student loan repayments (although you may be able to claim a credit on line 319 on Schedule 1 for this amount);
- subscription fees paid for financial newspapers, magazines, or newsletters;
- brokerage fees or commissions you paid when you bought or sold securities. Instead, you use these costs when you calculate your capital gain or capital loss. For more information, see Guide T4037, Capital Gains; and
- legal fees you paid to get a separation or divorce or to establish custody of or visitation arrangements for a child.
Spreadsheet points to a gap down, but since we closed near the lows, probabilities are for a gap up.SWalsh wrote:I can't recall what happened when you reported on that last time. I think I had said it faked me out of positions and I didn't look anymore.Petsamo wrote:1.44 million last buy on SPY
2.66 million last buy on IWM
The big boys placing bets on a gap up tomorrow
If you have run a spreadsheet with it, please post the results. If not, don't go to the trouble.....I find out in 17 hrs