rondon

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by rondon 12y ago
You need to draw lots of lines for lots of different personal beliefs. Prop 8 is an easy one to know which side is on the right side of universal human rights. You are free to feel that gays shouldn't marry, just like you are free to
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by rondon 13y ago
I get what you are saying and i'm sure your analogy is correct in some cases. Wall St. has a long history of fraud and skimmers so it is understandable to say the HTF isn't that bad relative to other things. But we should be tryin
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by rondon 13y ago
Yes, in your example the third party has witnessed a change in demand and is now changing his prices. In my example the Gas Station is doing a bait-and-switch where the price was 3.99 until you pull out your credit card. HF Traders are not
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by rondon 13y ago
Someone pulls into a gas station that says gas is 3.99 a gallon and expects to pay 3.99 a gallon to fill up his car. Should the price increase to 4.00 as soon as he stops in front of the pump to 'reflect the new demand'?
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by rondon 13y ago
I don't want that service, I want to buy something without someone else inserting themselves as a middleman.
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by rondon 13y ago
That is crazy logic. Because international telephone calls used to cost over 12 cents a minute I should let my ISP charge me 1 cent a minute whenever I use Skype internationally?
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by rondon 13y ago
Good point. You should ignore the previous comment based on a technicality. Since I didn't specify that the 100,000 share purchase was not actually 3 different orders
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by rondon 13y ago
I guess you don't quite understand how HFT works? The simplest example is like this: 1. Bob sees that 10,000 share of MSFT are for sell on exchange X at $50.00 and also 30,000 share are for sell on exchange Y at $50.00 and 60,000 share
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by rondon 13y ago
" seller of the house has every right to reject my +500 bid in order to wait for a better deal if they think one is coming along" You know that someone else just said they were going to offer 1000 over asking. The seller doesn&#x
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by rondon 13y ago
So who asked you to provide any service of risk-mitigation, liquidity injection,etc..? This is about 2 parties that are ready to agree to a transaction and a 3rd party injecting themselves into the transaction and taking a penny of the deal
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by rondon 13y ago
The person I want to buy the stock from is only offering the shares at 15.00 and I think that is a fair price. Why should someone jump in between the two of us and buy the stock for 15.00 then offer them to me for 15.01. This would be like
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by rondon 13y ago
I've done very little HTML,CSS but I feel confident that I could become proficient as a front-end dev. But it is going to take months. I assume you are saying that these companies are hiring based on expected performance at 1+ years.
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by rondon 13y ago
Maybe Kevin Drum can provide the government a live encrypted feed of his family's bathroom and bedroom. I'm sure they will only crack the encryption if they think a bad guy is on the video.
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by rondon 13y ago
If you raise the US Minimum wage to $20 an hour you will immediately see people move their companies to Mexico,China,etc.. So that will only make the problem worse. Instead of making $10 an hour those employees will be making $0.
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by rondon 13y ago
It is a fossil from a time where people could only work when physically in their office. Not a fossil as in it existed millions of years ago
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by rondon 14y ago
If you want to buy some sparkly jewelry to signify engagement I highly recommend moissanite. It looks better than Diamond because it is double refractive. Also, no one will be able to tell a difference. 3 times I've taken my wife's rings
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by rondon 14y ago
Obviously! If I purchased 1 hour of Day Care I would expect to receive 1 hour of day care. However, if I paid someone to clean my house I would expect it to be clean after they were done. I don't care how long it takes. If it takes 10 hour
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by rondon 14y ago
When you purchase a product or service do you ever consider how long someone spent making that product/service when deciding what to buy? Imagine someone saying something like "That Toyota Car is exactly what I'm looking for, but I know tha