hallam@Etna.ai.mit.edu writes:
Call someone a fool, invite ridicule... ohhh perry does that make you feel big?
Not nearly as big as insisting that all around acknowledge your doctorate must make you feel, Dr. Phill Hallam-Baker, PhD. I like the fact, by the way, that you essentially ignored the substance of my comments, and instead chose to discuss peripheral matters. If anyone wants to see real discussion of environmental issues with an emphasis on market based solutions, rather than arguments pulled out of the buttocks of Dr. Phill Hallam-Baker, PhD, I suggest the writings of, among others, Karl Hess Jr. (oh, and Dr. Phill Hallam-Baker, PhD might wnat to know that its Dr. Karl Hess)
I asked my stock broker about the trades Hilary did. Sorry Perry, you were wrong 5% margin is sufficient in most markets.
Only in some markets, but that doesn't matter. She had even less than that on all of her trades, or didn't you pay any attention, Dr. Phill Hallam-Baker, PhD. You should have been able to figure that out from my remarks, incidently -- had she merely been controlling $20,000 worth of cattle with a $1000 investment she couldn't possibly have wiped out her net worth on a single transaction. Control hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars worth of cattle, however, and a sneeze in the marketplace will cost a pretty penny. Frankly, I think this latest flub demonstrates you don't know any of the facts of the case, You can't name the size of her trades. You didn't even know whether she was trading options or futures. I suspect you are just plain ignorant of the entire situation and are pulling facts out of your buttocks, largely for reasons of your partisan support of the Clintons. Perry