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To: Malsua
Besides, you can still gamble your nest egg away in 10 minutes if you choose. Just sign up for an online brokerage account and start "playing the market".

Exactly. They had to specifically add an exception for securities trading in the bill, otherwise ETrade would be illegal.

18 posted on 10/13/2006 5:25:01 PM PDT by ThinkDifferent
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To: ThinkDifferent
Exactly. They had to specifically add an exception for securities trading in the bill, otherwise ETrade would be illegal.

Also exemptions for sports betting(which the NFL demanded) and horse track racing.

Hypocrite's

19 posted on 10/13/2006 5:28:39 PM PDT by KDD (A wink is as good as a nod to a blind horse.)
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To: ThinkDifferent
"Besides, you can still gamble your nest egg away in 10 minutes if you choose. Just sign up for an online brokerage account and start "playing the market"."

Exactly. They had to specifically add an exception for securities trading in the bill, otherwise ETrade would be illegal.

You're comparing investing in the stockmarket etc to taking your money to a casino?

You're joking right?

Casinos are a business built and dependent on odds DESIGNED to take your money from you. TO MAKE YOU A LOSER.

Stockmarkets and investment firms are the part of a free capitilist system that gives everybody an equal chance to get in on betting on future profits.

You are free to support online gambling if you like but, spare us the unbalanced and distorted comparisons.

26 posted on 10/13/2006 5:49:59 PM PDT by Jorge
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