None of these idiotic American crap, made up spellings.
Aren't all spellings "made up"? All languages evolve; English more than most. Certainly the English you speak today is markedly different from the English spoken a few hundred years ago. Go back just a bit further and the English spoken then would be nearly incomprehensible by you and me.
It seems to me that that rule is imposed only when entering into a second transaction that effectively cancels the other one. And it would be imposed on a per-item basis.
It also appears that traders can choose to mark to market, but once they begin they have to continue to do so.
But if I read it correctly I believe the original claim in this thread is not supported by that document.
I believe it's the broker passing along a fee. If I take the bid or offer I am reducing liquidity in the market, if I create one I am increasing it.
As for getting a better broker, I don't think I can find a better deal. Trades adding liquidity are less than a dollar, and often less than 50 cents. Trades taking liquidity are typically more than a dollar.
you can always just buy at their prices immediately, rather than putting up an offer for a bit less.
If I simply take the bid or offer I pay a significantly higher commission than if I put in my own. And of course I'm also taking a slightly worse price.
This is why people should not use the word "awesome" when they simply want to say that they like something. Because now saying this is awesome means little more than "Hey that's a nice pair of socks."
That's because Ballmer was trying to renege on the deal and stay, so Elop said "Lookit, if you're not going to step down then I'm going to start actually turning things around here." And so Ballmer had to acquiesce.
It's there, but seems to me like a "man in the moon" phenomenon. The dragon's body is snake-like, flying and banking almost straight up, with the gap making the eye, a black spot the pupil, followed by a large snout. A single small wing points straight up (from the body).
It helps to zoom in close enough to see all the texture in the paint.
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Last I heard he hasn't yet completed his mansion-to-mansion search.
What about "try and do something" instead of try to? Seems to me try and is as common as should of.
Aren't all spellings "made up"? All languages evolve; English more than most. Certainly the English you speak today is markedly different from the English spoken a few hundred years ago. Go back just a bit further and the English spoken then would be nearly incomprehensible by you and me.
What are you storing on your phone that you need such boundless capacity? Do you carry around an SD Caddy like people used to do with floppies?
Damn. If I knew they were worth money I'd have signed up sooner. And more often.
The extra b is a parenty check.
It also appears that traders can choose to mark to market, but once they begin they have to continue to do so.
But if I read it correctly I believe the original claim in this thread is not supported by that document.
As for getting a better broker, I don't think I can find a better deal. Trades adding liquidity are less than a dollar, and often less than 50 cents. Trades taking liquidity are typically more than a dollar.
And apparently Apple's DNA, as they keep saying.
They are? Under what circumstances? It's certainly not normal.
If I simply take the bid or offer I pay a significantly higher commission than if I put in my own. And of course I'm also taking a slightly worse price.
That's the wrong 'he". It's Rocky Wood who has the disease. (Unless of course you mean Wood was also hit by a car.)
This is why people should not use the word "awesome" when they simply want to say that they like something. Because now saying this is awesome means little more than "Hey that's a nice pair of socks."
Sure, but just not yet.
"That's not a drone license. It's a dog license with the word dog crossed out and the word drone written in."
"The man didn't have the proper form."
Why would the total cost even enter into it? Makes no sense at all.
So you agree that what you wrote was wrong.
That's because Ballmer was trying to renege on the deal and stay, so Elop said "Lookit, if you're not going to step down then I'm going to start actually turning things around here." And so Ballmer had to acquiesce.
No, coming back as Microsoft CEO was the deal he was given when he was sent to Nokia to destroy all its value.
Completely wrong. Apple is worth much more than it was when he took over.
Well if he could get down enough action at a million to 1 he might call them up himself. That'd be one circumstance.
Questions have multiple choices but only one guess, so why would the Brits prefer to call it that? Maybe because choice has no letter u in it?
Which is why I wrote "Seems like a 'man in the moon' phenomenon."
It's there, but seems to me like a "man in the moon" phenomenon. The dragon's body is snake-like, flying and banking almost straight up, with the gap making the eye, a black spot the pupil, followed by a large snout. A single small wing points straight up (from the body).
It helps to zoom in close enough to see all the texture in the paint.