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- Nsak3y replied Sep 5, 2023
-I probably couldn't spoil anything even if I wanted to. These days, I can re-watch a movie like it is the first time. Pros and cons, I guess.
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- Nsak3y replied Sep 5, 2023
-Yes, but reality system assumes guilty until proven innocent.
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- Nsak3y replied Sep 5, 2023
-Suits has been finished for some time now. Haven't you watched through it yet?
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- Nsak3y replied Sep 5, 2023
-In cases like this, groups like the CFTC will likely use a very wide brush to try to paint the worst-possible picture, even if they know that what they are claiming may or may not be 100% true or accurate, because they know that it will be the job ...
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- Nsak3y replied Sep 4, 2023
-Well, if we are being truly objective and honest about it, the daily draw-down did serve that purpose. If the funds were coming originally from the pockets of the firm, then a different argument could be made, but the truth is, they weren't, and if ...
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- Nsak3y replied Sep 4, 2023
-Anyone that follows the regulatory movement in this space lately, especially surrounding crypto, can see that there are some very strange things happening. There are definitely agendas at work here.
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- Nsak3y replied Sep 4, 2023
-I think that the word 'investor' was used deliberately. I also think that it is not correct and that they probably know that.
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- Nsak3y replied Sep 4, 2023
-Not only that, but it isn't even structured like a true ponzi where the early 'investors' received the bulk of the 'profits'. There was no guarantee of profits. You were not even an investor; you had to work for your profits. The terms were written ...
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- Nsak3y replied Sep 3, 2023
-Renunciation is a viable option for some, especially those that can obtain multiple passports. In terms of brokers, many allow other forms of Identification (such as government/state ID and driver's license etc.), in combination with a secondary ...
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- Nsak3y replied Sep 3, 2023
-Dual citizenship is an excellent option, especially for those that reside in overly-oppressive regulatory jurisdictions and are able to pull it off. If you are not able to obtain dual citizenship through derivation or some other natural method, you ...
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- Nsak3y replied Sep 3, 2023
-Yes, protected is a good word for it. We are really good about using language here. We also have substitutions for words like bribery, which is supposed to be illegal, but is perfectly fine when it is being called lobbying.
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- Nsak3y replied Sep 3, 2023
-This is why I strongly advocate for an opt-out clause. If government allowed its citizens the ability to opt-out of various regulatory protections, then it would open so many doors from a trading and investment standpoint. But why that will likely ...
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- Nsak3y replied Sep 3, 2023
-US residents are treated like pariah by most brokers. This is the result of over-reaching, heavy-handed regulation. The cost and burden of catering to US traders is just not worth it. This has been done intentionally and is by design. Of the few ...
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- Nsak3y replied Sep 3, 2023
-Yes. It will be interesting to see what happens. If I had to guess, regulators will try to use a different approach with props by claiming fraudulent activity. Most brokers that operate outside of jurisdictional reach of heavy-handed regulatory ...
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- Nsak3y replied Sep 3, 2023
We all knew what MFF were doing. We even learned how to work within that system; specific lot sizes vs. slippage, keeping profits reasonable and staying under the radar, diversification etc.. We learned this because that is what we do as ...
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- Nsak3y replied Sep 3, 2023
-Indeed. Most governments maintain heavy control over all lotteries and raffles etc.. It's all allowed if they can control everything and you have proper permissions etc..
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- Nsak3y replied Sep 2, 2023
-Allowing a firm to act as a middle-man broker would likely violate many regulatory laws, putting both, the broker and the firm at risk. I suppose that one other way to avoid all of the back-and-forth would be to partner with a broker that agreed to ...
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- Nsak3y replied Sep 2, 2023
-I think that a traditional prop is what it would need to be. 100% of all trades getting pushed to market means that they would need to financially-back every single trader with real money. A traditional prop approach would be necessary to ensure ...
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- Nsak3y replied Sep 2, 2023
-You doubt what, exactly? I am having trouble following your comment.
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