[GJM] TRICKS OF THE TRADERS
Steve Consilvio
steve at behappyandfree.com
Sun May 11 07:21:27 MDT 2008
While some cheat and steal, everybody is working on the same basic
premise: Buy Low-Sell High.
Theft is just a more efficient. And thieves attempt to steal from
thieves, too, which is what the story reveals. By being first in,
the trader can resell to other traders and make 100K in a few hours,
simply by anticipating the frenzy.
The "little people" who invested are out-smarted by brokers who
understand how to play better, but they are victimized by their
belief more than by the broker. And, the Board of Directors of a
company outsmarts everybody, since selling stocks is even more
profitable then selling products. (I would assume that commodities
work similarly.)
Laws alone can't fix this problem, since it was laws that created the
problem. People need to think differently about how they handle
money and how the economy functions. Laws will then change as a
result of new thinking.
We need a global divestiture movement, because while the profit on
goods creates huge problems, attempting to make a profit on money is
even worse. Stock brokers/traders are only taking advantage of
people's stupidity, which we were all indoctrinated to believe. (2
+2=5 buy low, sell high) The trader who "flipped" is just coming to
realize that the whole system is a ponzi scheme based on a
mathematical farce.
There is nothing in his narrative which indicates he fully
understands what is going on, however. Like the guy who wrote
"confessions of an economic hitman," his experience is worth knowing,
but his analysis is weak. He is just coming to realize the sorrow
the love of money inflicts upon oneself. It is a personal tale, not
an analytical one.
steve
www.behappyandfree.com
On SundayMay 11, 2008, at 8:33 AM, discussion-
request at globaljusticemovement.net wrote:
>>> TRICKS OF THE TRADERS
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