Who gambles at a rigged casino ... people who play in the stock and commodities markets ... instead of doing the right thing (position limits on speculative use of derivatives), they reduce froth temporarily by making it more difficult for those with less liquidity to play.
Those with massive liquidity only have it thanks to a big bailout sponsored by the people, but clearly not for the people.
Ok, so we clearly know the game is rigged and that panic will beat the dickens out of the juniors when the market next crashes.
Given the upside of this market (precious metals excepted) is limited and the downside far more substantial and likely ... your discretionary (if not your primary) portfolio should be weighted 50% precious metals in diverse instruments and 50% solid currencies.
When you consider the dollar is going down, precious metals and energy (longer term) is going up and that there is a high probability that a serious market correction will occur (once the gov't runs out of cards) be careful .. be very very careful.
orgy