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	from Adam Milton In last week's newsletter, I discussed how the markets were being manipulated, and that the markets would not be able to move according to their natural market dynamics. This week, the market maniuplation continues to the point that the only safe trade is not to trade at all. If you do decide to continue trading, be very attentive, and be ready to exit (with a market order) at the slightest sign of unnatural movement. This week's day trading newsletter includes: - my comments about why the short trade prohibitions are bogus, - the most recent options update to the short trade prohibitions, - the recent margin increases by the CME and the CBOT (which are in effect today), and how this affects your trading, - and the weekly economic calendar with volatility expectations. Careful trading everyone :-)
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Why the Short Trade Prohibitions are Bogus The SEC and FSA claim that their short trade prohibitions are designed to protect the markets and investors, from the evil traders who like to make a profit from short trades, at the expense of everybody else. This is complete and utter rubbish, and it is a lie ... find out why the short trade prohibitions are bogus              More Topics Economic Calendar With Volatility Expectations Options Update to the Short Trade Prohibitions The UK FSA prohibition already included restrictions on options trades that were equivalent to a short trade. The US SEC has now updated their prohibition on short trades to exclude and include the following options trades ... find out more about restricted options trading   CME and CBOT Raise Margin Requirements The CME (Chicago Mercantile Exchange) and the CBOT (Chicago Board of Trade) have raised the margin requirements for several of their markets. The affected markets include some stock index futures and options markets, and some interest rate futures and options markets. These markets include some of the most popular day trading markets (such as the NQ, ES, and YM) ... find out how the new margin requirements affect your trading     Sponsored Links   Lose Weight Together Calorie Count Groups Join a group on Calorie Count today and track your progress with people like you. Find groups by age, location, weight loss interests and much more!

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