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by usertaken 11y ago
I've heard different years and that's why I bring it up....because the "science" has been disagreeing on this point. Does this take into account the emissions deal w/ China? Because that should push that figure out
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by usertaken 11y ago
Snow doesn't fall in warm places.
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by usertaken 11y ago
Why did the narrative change from "Global Warming" to "Climate Change"? Because you can't prove the climate changes. The climate has been changing since the earth was created and it will continue to change. Can some
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by usertaken 11y ago
And I can see how it will play on CNN and MSNBC....with virtually no coverage. Bias plays both ways.
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by usertaken 11y ago
And some people refuse to give in when their theory was just disproven. Really depressing.
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by usertaken 11y ago
Correction from what? They say they filed chapter 11. Standard bankruptcy for companies is chapter 11 in most people's minds...most companies that go through bankruptcy file chapter 11.
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by usertaken 11y ago
How is this any different than just getting the json feed for the sheet? I find it much more flexible.
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by usertaken 11y ago
Not saying it will make a HUGE change in and of itself but it does compound
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by usertaken 11y ago
Let's say a regulation was passed that didn't allow market orders. Retail investors would feel "safer" b/c they think the government is protecting them. They will then be more inclined to not bother researching the
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by usertaken 11y ago
I'm not saying get RID of all regulations but clearly there's a limit to how much regulation....if someone can't be bothered to google "market order vs limit order" then they deserve to get their a handed to them
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by usertaken 11y ago
I think you're right but people need to learn before they do stuff....you can't walk around life being dependent on regulations protecting you. I can't even remember the last time I placed a market order.
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by usertaken 11y ago
"Seriously, those things should just be banned from retail investment and retail investment education." The problem is we aren't just talking about ETFs...there were similar effects happening in individual stocks where they w
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by usertaken 11y ago
I work in the industry. You are right on a general basis but there are plenty of funds that don't get a lot of press and kill it year in and year out AND charge less than 2 and 20. Most hedge funds are, at best, average because they do
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by usertaken 11y ago
An active fund at 1% or less per year doesn't make sense. Most mutual funds essentially act like ETFs as a lot of them are focused on relative performance and not absolute performance. You should read the beginning chapters of Margin o