Trading Places Final Exchange Scene Explanation

newyorkdaver Says:

May 8, 2009 - The only problem there is it takes about 2 months for the membership process to conclude.

Track14 Says:

May 19, 2009 - by oobonga you must mean obama right, that's clever and cute do you have a pet name for everyone you don't like?

Mysterwright Says:

May 23, 2009 - Well if they showed the prices too close it'd look insulting more than artistic. By that notion, this must've been made by a pro-Obama supporter like me. :P B)-~~~

Roxanneactress Says:

Jun 14, 2009 - although this scene is amusing, I don't understand the mathematics of it at all- stocks and shares are just too confusing to me!

SadeTabitha Says:

Jun 15, 2009 - Nice try. Keep it up check out esteembpo + com for social media marketing. hg

SCE2AUX Says:

Jun 16, 2009 - "Sell 200 April at 142" In other words, sell 200 contracts to be delivered in April at $142 per pound. Each FCOJ contract is 15,000 pounds.

SCE2AUX Says:

Jun 16, 2009 - I just LOOOOVE the look of absolute TERROR on Don Ameche's face at 3:10!:

hummer9686 Says:

Jul 6, 2009 - STUPID

3dspider Says:

Jul 25, 2009 - that last laugh of eddie sums it up ^_^

zangetsumasamune Says:

Aug 6, 2009 - This movie, i don't care how old it is, it's still funny as fuck

Nuanceqwest Says:

Aug 17, 2009 - old school trading

Bsxe Says:

Aug 20, 2009 - eureka ! you have got it.

ntn1987 Says:

Aug 28, 2009 - classic classic

KOHF34 Says:

Aug 29, 2009 - How this didn't get nominated for best original screenplay stumps me.

nptrock Says:

Sep 8, 2009 - classic comedy...funny as fuck!

lolokoperro Says:

Sep 12, 2009 - language !!!!!!!!

nognilk Says:

Sep 21, 2009 - that's right...it's like borrowing money to go to vegas.

TRFTFR Says:

Sep 23, 2009 - Powerful Movie with a message!

TRFTFR Says:

Sep 23, 2009 - One powerful word was mentioned.

madmanmapper Says:

Oct 14, 2009 - Am I right in thinking that they sold shares that they did not actually own for a high price, then bought them back for a low price, thus making a huge profit, but in the end they have not actually sold or bought any shares at all?

lake122 Says:

Oct 16, 2009 - Kind off odd to think none of that is there anymore, assuming it was filmed on location.

Jourell1 Says:

Oct 17, 2009 - Right- this whole thing was to maniuplate the price. The Dukes drove it up by having their man buy as much as possible, getting everyone else to buy. Our heros drove it down by selling imaginary contracts they buying them back when everyone realised how overpriced they were and started selling to cut their losses. Since they bought back all they sold they didnt have to deliver their imaginary oranges but since the transactions still took place they made a huge profit.

Jourell1 Says:

Oct 17, 2009 - And now that I think about it, it's conceavable that they bought more than they sold, leaving them with potentially valuable futures for a rock bottom price

stoic59 Says:

Oct 25, 2009 - I hope Randolph saved that dollar he won, he's sure gonna NEED it! Don't the two old men look like complete idiots when they get their comeuppance?

juryandexecutioner Says:

Oct 26, 2009 - We're back! WE'RE back!!