missedthecue

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4051.
by missedthecue 7y ago
It's like 99% of the population have no idea why the reserve banking system exists.
4052.
by missedthecue 7y ago
Better sick leave and CDC funding would not do anything to alleviate volatility in the repurchase operations markets. This is providing loans to banks so they can more easily capitalize themselves during this period of severe volatility. It
4053.
by missedthecue 7y ago
Completely and utterly false. Banks are at their lowest leverage of the last 40 years. This is verifiable hard data.
4054.
by missedthecue 7y ago
might as well let them all in right
4055.
by missedthecue 7y ago
It was from a wet market, and was probably contracted during the butchering process, not during consumption.
4056.
by missedthecue 7y ago
Brokers make little of their profit from commissions. Even legacy brokers like Schwab. They make their money on advisory services and margin lending.
4057.
by missedthecue 7y ago
The rule this whole thread is about... If he is correct in claiming that one group is being left behind, passing legislation designed to tie the hands behind the back of another group is not going to help the poorer group. His entire worldv
4058.
by missedthecue 7y ago
It does not therefore follow that this rule is the key to making that happen.
4059.
by missedthecue 7y ago
Looks like this would tax options at vest rather than exercise, essentially ending employee equity comp in startups. Interesting how he wants the workers to own the means of production but also is trying his damndest to disincentivize it.
4060.
by missedthecue 7y ago
Plenty, but none of it is ethically appealing or politically profitable.
4061.
by missedthecue 7y ago
>Anyway, even if prices were increased, what's wrong with a market in which all participants earned a living wage? Because if prices increase, what you thought would be a "living wage" is no longer a living wage
4062.
by missedthecue 7y ago
Sure you're more than welcome to do that. And unions should be free to go to the negotiating table. But it should be just that. A negotiation. They should offer something of value in exchange for more compensation other than "give
4063.
by missedthecue 7y ago
No one else offers free options trades aside from RH
4064.
by missedthecue 7y ago
Market makers don't take money from people. They are on the end of literally every stock market transaction.
4065.
by missedthecue 7y ago
Yes, it's called blackhatworld.com
4066.
by missedthecue 7y ago
https://ir.tesla.com/static-files/65db1b3c-3edd-44b0-86ec-71... As of the end of June, 2019, they had $12.159 Billion in long term debt, not including vehicle leasing. You can view the debt individually with interest r
4067.
by missedthecue 8y ago
The government profited? I always hear that it cost 6 trillion or something
4068.
by missedthecue 8y ago
The terms of the agreement was a fine without an admission of guilt. So in the interest of jurisprudence, allegedly is the correct word to use in this situation.
4069.
by missedthecue 8y ago
HSBC allegedly laundered (not revenue, not profit, they laundered ) $880 million. They were fined $1.9 billion. Not "fined about half"