Learn the Trading Secrets of the Floor Traders DayTrading Emini and Bond Video Part 1
Posted by admin in Futures Trading on 08 16th, 2010
Trading Tools and Intraday Trade Entry Exit Setups the Floor Traders Club uses to determine Trading Levels – How and When to Enter Exit a Trade.
Floor Trader Pivot Points – Floor Trader Support and Resistance
Floor Trader Trade Targets – What is the Floor Traders Club Chart Template
Interpreting the Floor Traders Club Chart Template
How Floor Traders Identify what is a Good Trade and Understanding the Line between Squeezing a Trade and Being Greedy – Money-Management and Sound Risk Parameters
Duration : 0:9:55
read comments (0)Top Trader Thinking Interviews with Matt Kirk – Wayne Higgins on Military Style Trading Campaigns
Posted by admin in Futures Trading on 08 6th, 2010
Trading Global Financial Markets with Military Style Campaigns. Join best-selling co-author of ‘Bullseye – Top Trader Thinking’ Matt Kirk as he interviews Private Trader and CEO of the Australian Defence Consulting Group – Wayne Higgins on the journey to becoming a successful trader in financial markets. Discover the turning points, trading techniques and strategies Wayne used and experienced to go from complete novice to profitable SPI trader.
With 25 years professional experience advising, broking, trading and educating in both corporate and private trading circles, Matt Kirk is a highly sought after commentator, international speaker and licensed advisor in global financial markets. Founder of www.toptraderthinking.com and Product Head – Futures & FX, Matt is passionate about helping everyone become the best trader they can be.
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Produced by Big Picture Management (uROk) – All rights reserved.
Duration : 0:12:12
Day Trading – Best Day Trading Tools
Posted by admin in Futures Trading on 08 2nd, 2010
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Duration : 0:5:49
Do any economists disagree that California’s economy will benefit from a carbon cap and trade system?
Posted by admin in Futures Trading on 07 28th, 2010In 2006, California passed AB 32 which among other effects will soon lead to the creation of a carbon cap and trade system within the state. Some Texas oil companies have funded a proposition on this year’s ballot to delay implementation of the cap and trade system until the state’s unemployment rate remains below 5.5% for four consecutive quarters – a level rarely met even in strong economic conditions.
118 Ph.D. economists who live or work in California or who have expertise related to California issues or climate and energy issues have signed a letter in support of AB 32, against Proposition 23.
"Delaying action now and waiting for the future before initiating accelerated action to reduce global warming gases will be more costly than initiating action now. Acting now is more likely to limit further environmental degradation, lower the cost of mitigation, and spur innovation in renewable energy and conservation technologies. Furthermore, policies that reduce global warming pollution are likely to provide immediate benefits to the health and welfare of residents by reducing local pollutants.
For these reasons we urge continued support for policies that reduce greenhouse gas emissions. These policies can improve our energy security, create new business opportunities and more jobs,
and provide incentives for innovation."
http://www.ucsusa.org/assets/documents/global_warming/2010-CA-Economists-LTR.pdf
So I’m wondering, do you know of any economists who oppose California’s proposed carbon cap and trade system?
Since so many people seem to be misunderstanding the question, allow me to clarify. I’m not asking for your personal opinions, I’m asking if any economists disagree that a cap and trade system will be good for California’s economy.
Giving me your personal opinion, unless you’re an economist, does not answer the question.
Ottawa, almost every sentence in the quote I provided talks about ‘costs’ or something similar. I suggest you edit your response to actually attempt to answer the question.
jim, yes! Economists and climate scientists are all stupid! That’s got to be the answer – well done!
deano – please name one economist who has said cap and trade will cost thousands of jobs and thousands of dollars in higher energy bills. Hint – Glenn Beck is not an economist.
I am sure Starbuck would disagree and he is an expert on economics (just ask him).
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Posted by admin in Futures Trading on 07 26th, 2010
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Duration : 0:6:24
How much climate damage will the most recent US failure to pass a climate bill do?
Posted by admin in Futures Trading on 07 24th, 2010As the Senate gave up on trying to pass a climate bill this year, the inevitable question is how much impact will this failure have on the climate?
Obviously it’s a difficult question because we don’t know what will happen in terms of policy in the future. It’s inevitable that at some point we’ll pass a climate bill. But with Republicans to gain Senate seats in November, it likely won’t happen until 2013 at the earliest. There’s also the possibility that Congress will find a way to remove the EPA’s mandate to regulate greenhouse gas emissions, although one such effort already failed, and this also seems unlikely.
Conveniently, the World Resources Institute just completed a study assessing how much the US can reduce emissions just with EPA and state regulations and emissions trading systems which are already in place or will be in the near future. They find that in comparison to a nationwide cap and trade system, EPA and state regulations will fall behind in terms of emissions cuts, but will almost catch up by 2016. But after 2016, they fail to keep up with the cuts in a national cap and trade system. By 2020 the climate bill was to reduce emissions 17%, whereas under EPA and state regulations, national emissions cuts are only 5-12% by 2020.
http://www.wri.org/publication/reducing-ghg-emissions-using-existing-federal-authorities-and-state-action
Then again, if we could begin implementing a national cap and trade system by around 2016, there wouldn’t be much difference compared to implementing the system now.
The other question is how this will impact international emissions cuts. It’s going to be hard for the Obama Administration to negotiate in international climate conferences when we know there won’t be a climate bill in the near future. He can only commit to the cuts that the EPA can make, which are less than a national cap and trade bill will make. So it’s possible that this failure will impact emissions cuts from many other countries as well. China, India, Australia, Canada, etc. may be less likely to cut their emissions without the US leading the way.
So there are a lot of variables involved, but what’s your guess – how much climate damage will the most recent US failure to pass a climate bill do?
Beam, maybe instead of making ignorant and irrelevant comments about ‘history’, you should study a little basic climate science.
The problem does not rest on any specific piece of legislation. The biggest hurdles are institutionalized government and human nature. There is not a single instance in all of human history where a societal-level group has done anything based on what it thought might happen beyond the current or next generation. The first concern of every national leader in the world is their personal political future. And in fairness to them, they are just a reflection of those they rule.
The greatest fear America’s founders had for the long-term future of the nation they had created was that, eventually, an ill-informed and intellectually disinterested public would elect politicians even more selfish and greedy than themselves.
“Remember, democracy never lasts long. It soon wastes, exhausts, and murders itself. There is never a democracy that did not commit suicide.” – John Adams
Unfortunately, we may be the living nightmare they were afraid of.
