I'm grateful to have reached 100 followers without gimmicks, and found hundreds of frens in a useful network.
I joined Twetch a year later than most. To those who joined recently, you can make it happen here with a little effort and decency.
It was obvious this would happen all long.
#8 should tick people off
Wherever the truth lies between those 2 men, what if they could work it out, stand together, say 'we accept we each had our own point of views. It's ok, moving on'
I thought it would happen sooner, but 2021 is the year Big Tech: Goog Amzn FB, Apple, MS Have to start really competing with each other.
It’s going to get ugly for their net income
Seems a lot of us can’t get family on here, or friends, can’t even get them to see why do it .
There is some mental ingredient people have or don’t have
Amanda Ensing was ‘cancelled’ by Sephora.
Her twitter mentions Bitcoin
Somebody should try get her here
I never heard of her but she’s got 1.4M YT subs
Amazing:
50 years ago, these patriots tried to break a rigged system, right through the big banks to the Fed.
The system won. They were bankrupted.
On Jan. 7, 1980, in response to the Hunts’ position, Comex and the CBoT imposed emergency rules,
“They broke the ascent by basically outlawing the buying of silver,” “Only liquidation orders would be accepted. It’s almost criminal what they did.”
Meanwhile, Chairman Biden is up to 40 Executive Orders even as his party controls Congress
orderly broker-dealer
Webull CEO:
"It has nothing to do with the decision or some sort of closed room smoke-filled cigar room of Wall St firms getting together to the dismay of the retail trader. This has to do with settlement mechanics of the market.”
Between 99 and 01 at lot of stocks went over 100% short.
Toxic converts were the scheme of the era.
These have happened to me personally, and in particular with ML.
Events can be independently true.
ML blocked me out of buying the iPath OIL ETN as it surged in late ‘11
ML shut me out of buying 10000 sml caps after ‘10 to this day
Very likely GME execs turn some of that debt over into convertibles. This is a proper fiduciary act for the good of the company.
The shorts will gobble those convertibles up.
At GME 27% of shares are held by insiders.
They're delighted. They're billionaires right now. They're going to cash out.
simple example-
GME has over $1B in debt. Who holds the debt? Who brokered it? What are the conditions? Do you know dates when the debts must be turned over?
Those hedge fund guys paid an analyst to pour over ever line of those debt obligations.
I'd say what happened with WallStBets and Reddit is a mass delusion.
What people think is going to happen from it, isn't. There is actually little evidence to support their view.
Worst case is they say too much of the hot money is tied to cryptos and they crack down on US crypto access hard
