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well i did say 'on a serious note' after that. i know, my humour's gay. those are medium/longer term targets based on good fundamentals. of course the banks have got the money and influence to send it back up there. short term, market fear has raped it. A fall to support levels to go sideways...

they're injections into money markets to create liquidity, from all the sub-prime problems that have caused easy debt lenders to crack the shits in the structured debt markets. nothing directly to do with equity indices. the equities just fear the fallout on public companies, and the tightenting...

hahaha thats hilarious. i wish mate. i wish. you bryki fanbois have phun with your 'fantasy' money. good luck

well given the bland nature of fanboi members and mostly "pro-audit" attitude of this forum, i thought it needed a little spice. if labelling me a troll makes you feel better then by all means. If my point of view is contrary to everyone elses here, does that mean I can't post? not that I'm...

awww shucks. i didn't realise I had a lot of fans on here! i reckon we should start some leet Bos stock traders club - we can then compile all our secret broker reports and neat info so we can play the markets like the big boys. we'll make tons!!!! thanks bud. believe in yourself :)

ahhh but alas, i'm even too poor for the mailroom job. it's ok for you though - trading index cfds must make you feel real tough. hope you multiplied your money with all that leverage, if "you're lucky" that is.:) Cheers.

hehe well duh mate, looks like im not the only one who reads the fin review. however i can admit i can't quote chunks of texts like you. lol good for you. If you desperately view that i'm trying to 'trump' people with my elite market mumbo jumbo jargon, well then I'd have to ask whose bursting...

lol @ you newbs. it sounds like a bunch of bet yas and told yas. 20/20 hindsight's quite common these days. it's funny trading only becomes a talking point here when it hits headlines. where were you bosers during the real bull run? i suppose too busy ramping up your cadetships. dun worry, you...

Well I wasn't saying just because finance firms are regulated, they are perfect. If you're involved in the markets on a regular basis, you'll notice instances of market manipulation and 'shades' of insider trading..... and while they are somewhat 'bad' in the eyes of the unbiased law, you can't...

Yeah if you're talking about fixed income, bonds, exotics, market making in IB, then yes the maths is hard core. but obviously to get there in the first place, you'd be a math brain anyway. In the end the psych and quick decision skills is what makes you the dosh. All the quant skills, you...

I'm not sure whether you are familiar with trading yourself, but you seem to be talking about corporate trading in an IB where frequently there are complex models and systems used in the automation of trades. I'm not sure exactly what goes on in IB, but I would imagine the maths would take place...

Well that just sums it up. isn't it convenient that you wish to be too lazy reading about what I do... it just reinforces your purposeful ignorance. And given your ignorance about private trading, you'd be ignorant of the fact that it is basically the equivalent of running a business. Along...

his 'day-in day-out experience' makes him a CPA eh? yes. and so I suppose you work full time at pwc? 40 hour weeks for 52 weeks, 9-5? but wait a sec aren't you Bcom at UNSW? gee, that means you really aren't full time. or you have you got a time turner from the harry potter? more corp drivel...

who is overglorifying IB by the way, besides me? this place is at least 90% pro-audit Bcom'ers mostly in USyd/UNSW/Mac in Sydney - unbiased? no way?! The trend here is someone posts some claim on IB like an absurd high salary and then the rest jump on the anti-IB bandwagon chanting slogans of...

you limit your pickups to chicks in the office? lol. but what would happen to those grand performance reviews you talk about, when all you want to do is bang the blonde in the boardroom? you make corp audit sound like 'the office' series lol. Personally I think the title of 'investment banker'...

those who didn't take the effort in researching their job or getting as much experience as possible should be culled anyway. you just answered your own question. i meant it can be quite cutthroat in corporate IB which requires a different psychology to be there. whereas things can be more...

hahaha it's funny watching the regular ego-centric Bos'ers never fail in hanging some good shite on IB's. it still smells like a wannabe Pwc boardroom. instead of seeming like a bunch of little-boy assuming scaremongers you yourselves get someone on here with actual IB experience and success to...

It seems you all nicely have me narrowed down to a T. Your conclusions of me just reinforce all my points. *moves away from the 'big boys' sandpit....resorts back to reading his paper, meeting with his 1st year dudes, "trading" mummy and daddies shares with his pretend associates* "Mummy...

Serimify007, once again you're are just a bag full of assumptions and rhetorical questions. You take me for what I post on a forum. God help you if you actually meet someone that you perceive to be better than you. Getting 'paid' to 'work' at a Big 4 during holidays really constitutes for real...

I couldn't resist to rebut this little gem one last time :) "Attend recruitment events at our respective firms/IBs?" Show me the document that says you are an employee of these corps, and I'll give you my soul. Are you a recruiter? Seremify007, you speak like you hold yourself in such high...