With lenders closing their wholesale departments, what do you think the future holds for all the mortgage brokers out there? Do you think that wholesale will disappear, and there will only be retail or warehouse lending? Please let me know your thoughts, or if you have heard any rumblings!

Trading stocks are more obvious. But i don’t know how to trade options, bonds future. How do i value them, where can i find current prices? How do i know when to buy or sell?

When the Heritage Foundation did its analysis of Waxman-Markey, it broadly compared the economy with and without the carbon tax. Under this more comprehensive scenario, it found Waxman-Markey would cost the economy 1 billion in 2020, which is ,870 for a family of four. As the bill’s restrictions kick in, that number rises to ,800 for a family of four by 2035.

Note also that the CBO analysis is an average for the country as a whole. It doesn’t take into account the fact that certain regions and populations will be more severely hit than others — manufacturing states more than service states; coal producing states more than states that rely on hydro or natural gas. Low-income Americans, who devote more of their disposable income to energy, have more to lose than high-income families.

Even as Democrats have promised that this cap-and-trade legislation won’t pinch wallets, behind the scenes they’ve acknowledged the energy price tsunami that is coming. During the brief few days in which the bill was debated in the House Energy Committee, Republicans offered three amendments: one to suspend the program if gas hit a gallon; one to suspend the program if electricity prices rose 10% over 2009; and one to suspend the program if unemployment rates hit 15%. Democrats defeated all of them.
Do you also study economics? We are on our last leg as a country with this recession. This is what it is going to take to put us into a full blown depression. Email your congressman TONIGHT. Whether you are a conservative or liberal…this WILL affect you. .00 gas prices will affect you!
here is a link to contact your congressman:
http://www.visi.com/juan/congress/

This site has eletronic links so you can email your congressman. I say blow up their emails tonight! They will be too scared to vote for cap and trade tomorrow if we show them they will not be re-elected!

i’ve heard that if you have a problem with a real estate agent, you talk to their broker…but what if your problem/complaint is with the broker of the real estate firm. who is the next in line to voice your complaint? just a random thought. it may prove useful in the future!

Hello Everbody,

Can anyone please tell me what is the Good amount of volume (Minimum) to do Day trading for the following:
a.Options Trading
b.Futures Trading
c.Straight stock trading.

Please answer my question clearly.Also, if you feel like you need to provide any additioanl information or advice or suggestion for the question i asked, Please write that also.I appreciate your help.

Have a Good day Guys.
Thank You.

"When the Heritage Foundation did its analysis of Waxman-Markey, it broadly compared the economy with and without the carbon tax. Under this more comprehensive scenario, it found Waxman-Markey would cost the economy 1 billion in 2020, which is ,870 for a family of four. As the bill’s restrictions kick in, that number rises to ,800 for a family of four by 2035.

Note also that the CBO analysis is an average for the country as a whole. It doesn’t take into account the fact that certain regions and populations will be more severely hit than others — manufacturing states more than service states; coal producing states more than states that rely on hydro or natural gas. Low-income Americans, who devote more of their disposable income to energy, have more to lose than high-income families.

Even as Democrats have promised that this cap-and-trade legislation won’t pinch wallets, behind the scenes they’ve acknowledged the energy price tsunami that is coming. During the brief few days in which the bill was debated in the House Energy Committee, Republicans offered three amendments: one to suspend the program if gas hit a gallon; one to suspend the program if electricity prices rose 10% over 2009; and one to suspend the program if unemployment rates hit 15%. Democrats defeated all of them."
For once guys…lets stop the fight between democrats/republicans. I understand this is supposed to be for the environment but it really is going to damage the economy! Please email/call your representative tonight! they will not vote for it if they think they will not get re-elected because of it.Raise hell! do you want to pay .00 at the gas pump? Or lose even more jobs?

"When the Heritage Foundation did its analysis of Waxman-Markey, it broadly compared the economy with and without the carbon tax. Under this more comprehensive scenario, it found Waxman-Markey would cost the economy 1 billion in 2020, which is ,870 for a family of four. As the bill’s restrictions kick in, that number rises to ,800 for a family of four by 2035.

Note also that the CBO analysis is an average for the country as a whole. It doesn’t take into account the fact that certain regions and populations will be more severely hit than others — manufacturing states more than service states; coal producing states more than states that rely on hydro or natural gas. Low-income Americans, who devote more of their disposable income to energy, have more to lose than high-income families.

Even as Democrats have promised that this cap-and-trade legislation won’t pinch wallets, behind the scenes they’ve acknowledged the energy price tsunami that is coming. During the brief few days in which the bill was debated in the House Energy Committee, Republicans offered three amendments: one to suspend the program if gas hit a gallon; one to suspend the program if electricity prices rose 10% over 2009; and one to suspend the program if unemployment rates hit 15%. Democrats defeated all of them."

do these lenders get a fee for lending to short sellers?

Is this a type of futures trading?
to poster #1: what money are you referring to? the interest? please elaborate on how you get money from lending to someone.