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Betting Against Ourselves: The Casino-ization Of America
Betting Against Ourselves: The Casino-ization Of America
Submitted by QTR's Fringe Finance
Last month I wrote about something that had been building in my mind for years: the realization that active trading was doing more harm than good in my life.
I wrote about how I had finally put systems in place to turn my trading and account management over to trusted parties who are far better and more disciplined at it than I am. I had to separate the fact that I feel great about often being an accurate prognosticator on my blog...
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The Islamic Society of Tulsa has filed a federal lawsuit against the City of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, and four individual city council members after the city denied its request to build a mosque and Islamic community center.
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