Good find!

This is just peachy. How can the system be 'shut down' so easily? I thought the robust redundancy and security would be commensurate with the importance of the economic activity that goes on there. Can hackers really have that much power over the markets?

whether it was a technical glitch or not, I find it interesting, that for some reason the main powerbrokers in Europe were denied access to the market during a time when they could have heavily leveraged themselves into a potentially very lucrative situation with fannie mae, and freddie mac. Kinda odd how the americans got a chance, then the Asian markets, then the Europeans were left with the crumbs on the floor. Just my take, but IF there were a 2 power system fighting for financial control, one being the NWO, the other being Russian, Chinese, anti-NWO conglomerate, I would think that the NWO kinda just lost out on some extra power.

Just my 2 cents

haha you know when I posted that, I thought somebody might jump on me. You see we are not allowed to speak to the media at any time for any reason. Enquiries have to be referred to our media representative.

As I was already pushing my luck by even posting here, I just wanted people to take a deep breath before jumping to wild conclusions. Panic is a bad thing. Blind panic even worse.

At the end of the day, as you now know, trading did take place and nobody was denied (altho volumes were not as much as they could have been).