Ako pricamo o novim stilovima trejdanja da se i ja malo ubacim
da ne ispadne stvarno kako pise Darko da smo postali enciklopedija
proslih vremena a ne praktican sajt za trejdere...

Rijetko me neki dogadjaj u drustvu, ekonomiji i Marketu podstakne jos na unos, ovih dana i mjeseci. Postao sam neke vrste pasivnog promatraca svega, dobro ne bas mozda posve pasivnog promatraca ali u svakom slucaju mirnog trejdera koji se sve manje uzbudjuje radi dobitaka ili gubitaka) i jedino me jos zanima kakav odraz ce doticni dogadjaj imati na cijene dionica i opcija. Da li cemo se, nakon ovog iznenadjujuceg blic-bull-marketa prevaliti nazad u bear market ili ce se ludi uspon nastaviti tjeran pojavom inflacije i kasnije mozda i hiperinflacije u zemljama oko svijeta pa i samoj Americi. Kao za inat (rekli bi nekad) ova vremena koja pokusavam prozivjeti mirno i stalozeno kao vec iskusan sudionik Marketa, pretvorile su se u neke od najburnijih godina kojima sam uopce ikad bio svjedokom u proteklih pet decenija zivota. Da spomenem samo neke od najvecih I najvaznijih o kojima cu mozda jos pisati a koje ce drmati I paliti marketom ostatak ove godine mozda I duboko u 2012.

Day Trading Still Alive, Outsourced to China

Published: Friday, 10 Dec 2010 | 9:31 AM ET
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By: David Barboza

Before the opening bell sounded on the New York Stock Exchange on a recent Tuesday, a group of fresh college graduates clocked in at a small trading firm on the outskirts of this capital city. They were hired to engage in rapid-fire stock trading with some of the world’s most powerful investment houses in New York, London and Tokyo, and they were instructed to be alert.

“The market could be volatile today,” King Chan, the general manager at the firm, Lazer Trade, shouted to the group during a pep talk. “Be careful at the open. And don’t take dumb risks!”

Mr. Chan’s day trading shop is one of many that have sprung up in and around China’s major cities in recent years. Trading firms based in the United States and Canada are recruiting inexpensive workers in China and teaching them to engage in speculative trading — which means repeatedly buying and selling shares listed on the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq, hoping for quick profits.
nastavak na:................ http://www.cnbc.com/id/40604169/

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