Stern Advice: 5 reasons to start day trading now - WASHINGTON (Reuters) - We all know what we are supposed to say about day trading: It's horrible, a scam, a vestige of the 1990s tech boom, and just for naive chumps. But still, there are days when it would be nice to lock in a big win, or pile into a favorite stock when it seems to be beaten up. In an era of flash crashes, computerized trading, whipsawing volatility and sell orders that cost ...

Bachus probed for insider trading, but will Congress reforms go far enough? - How serious is Congress about ending insider trading among members? On Thursday, the House passed legislation intended to crack down on the practice. And that turned out to be the very day the congressman in charge of regulating the nation's banking and financial-services industries acknowledged he's being investigated for possible insider trading. Since late last [...

Lead All Investments - First Day of Trading -  LEAD ALL INVESTMENTS LIMITED ("LEAL" or the "Company") FIRST DAY OF TRADING PLACING by ZAI CORPORATE FINANCE OF £ 3 MILLION AND ADMISSION TO AIM 8 February 2012 The Directors of LEAL ...

House Financial Chairman Bachus being investigated for insider trading - The Washington Post reports: House Financial Services Committee Chairman Spencer Bachus (R-AL) is being investigated by the Office of Congressional Ethics (OCE) over possible violations of insider-trading laws, according to individuals with information surrounding the case. The OCE, an independent watchdog agency, opened the investigation last year after noticing irregularities in Rep. Bachus ...

Following Senate, House passes congressional insider trading bill - The House of Representatives today will likely pass a bill to tighten ethics rules for members of Congress and federal employees, banning congressional insiders from trading stocks based on information they gleaned on the job.

Trading Standards warning over Asian call centres targeting Norfolk homes every day with computer ‘fault’ scam - Scammers from Indian call centres telephone Norfolk homes every day in a bid to earn money and steal identities.

Rep. Bachus Investigated For Insider Trading - The Office of Congressional Ethics is considering allegations that Rep. Spencer Bachus, R-Ala., now chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, profited from insider trading during the 2008 financial meltdown. The case could be referred to the House Ethics Committee at some future date. The story emerged the day Congress voted to restrict members' stock trades.

Ethics panel probes congressman in insider-trading investigation - WASHINGTON -- The Office of Congressional Ethics is investigating the House Financial Services Committee chairman over possible violations of insider-trading laws. Rep. Spencer Bachus, R-Ala., who holds one of the House's most influential positions, has been a frequent trader on Capitol Hill, buying stock options while overseeing the nation's banking and financial services industries.

Get Him Away From The Greeks - It was another incredibly strong week for the US markets up until Friday when more confusion emerged out of Greece and US markets took a hit but still remain strong as many leading stocks were still up nicely for the day and that includes our swing trading positions.

NYSE Euronext eyes new sectors for growth - LONDON (Reuters) - NYSE Euronext signaled it would shift focus to faster-growing areas like supplying computer systems and information from trading, as the U.S. exchange looks to an independent future following the collapse of a takeover by Deutsche Boerse. NYSE, whose $7.4 billion takeover by German peer Deutsche Boerse was scuppered last week, on Friday posted a 13 percent rise in fourth ...