themihai

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by themihai 6y ago
All of them are at fault. The broker, DTCC and the hedge funds. The market is not functioning as a free market or "it is rigged" for various reasons. The CEO of the biggest brokerage company says he has halted the "buy"
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by themihai 6y ago
The stocks(GME) are still limited/restricted btw
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by themihai 6y ago
When you put some billionaire guys, some of them happen to be have multiple roles such market makers, brokers, hedge funds that short GME and even the investors in the brokerage platform where GME is traded on one side and some poor retaile
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by themihai 6y ago
Well, your dad decided to side with one or more large, faceless hedge fund managers known for burning down several companies to the ground. He bet against the retailers and be bet against GameStop company. There will always be losers and wi
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by themihai 6y ago
GameStop Corp. NYSE 138.08% interest rate. And people wonder why hedge fund managers with short positions on GME are scared by the squeeze! They will do everything they can to stop retailers buying GME. They got caught naked!
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by themihai 6y ago
Stop being "less smart". Robinhood's clients are/is a hedge fund manager, Citadel Securities - Robinhood’s largest customer, which tried to bail out Melvin Capital which got bankrupted in the short squeeze on GME. Unless
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by themihai 6y ago
Ok..but they liquidated (automatically) existing positions and while buying was halted selling was not...basically telling everyone to SELL..
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by themihai 6y ago
- They automatically liquidate your options positions - They don't let any retailer buy stocks(i'm not even talking about options/leverage). - They only let retailers sell only (to hedge funds). - Then they come up with the
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by themihai 6y ago
This is it guys...now ban anyone who talks dirty or buys stocks you don't want them to buy
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by themihai 6y ago
How is this different than openID connect? It would be nice to have a table with pro/cons/differences of different protocols on that page.
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by themihai 6y ago
It may sound weird but I believe you have to thank Trump for this. Finally some good things come out of his mandate.
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by themihai 6y ago
Go support would be nice
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by themihai 6y ago
I think the inexpensive treatments are abused by many different actors because they carry little or no cost to develop, thus there is reason a to be sceptical. For example you can find a lot of supplements that claim to cure various canc
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by themihai 6y ago
yeah it's still everyone for themselves. "Take back control" and "sovereignty" seems to win the more points than "solidarity" or "unity" in the political discourse of many EU countries.
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by themihai 6y ago
Because (if) it can. You know there was a time when Russia/SU annexed Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, right?
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by themihai 6y ago
The beauty is that we don't need to even think about that. Russia and China are bad actors anyway so in a way you could say they are strengthening the alliance between U.S and EU. Also EU is neither Venezuela nor Iran.
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by themihai 6y ago
So Russia annexed Crimea and is supporting a civil war in Eastern Ukraine to save them from the invasion of U.S capital and U.S energy corporations. Good to know that Russia is there to annex countries that are about to fall for this nefari
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by themihai 6y ago
Denmark is not France and Denmark has no guarantee that France would step in to stop a Russian invasion.
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by themihai 6y ago
>> Russia is not USSR But it wants the Soviet Union back. >> and is not a threat to anyone Ukraine would not agree with that. Russia took Crimea and is supporting a civil war in eastern Ukraine. This may not be much for you but
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by themihai 6y ago
Nice...I bet the evil RIAA didn't think only about the two tests when they reported the project....
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by themihai 6y ago
Don't you think throwing an epic/unaffordable party is a bit too much? 1. He came home empty handed. This doesn't really mean he won't leave again nor that he will make up for the damage he's done. 2. Why the other
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by themihai 6y ago
yeah a story to teach people obedience to the "authority"(i.e. father or religious leader) even if the authority is treating you like shit. Stop bitching about unfairness/inequality! Your reward is awaiting you in a parallel
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by themihai 6y ago
We should start a political movement to stop this tyranny. Like the climate change movement it will take time but at least we will make some progress.
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by themihai 6y ago
The whole point(or at least most of it) of handshake was to have a fair distribution model. It's not like handshake is the first blockchain DNS system.
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by themihai 6y ago
>> Use the Handshake currency to participate in auctions hosted by no one in particular Well, it looks like the short/good tlds were either reserved or already bought. To me it's just another failed distribution model/p
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Jamal Khashoggi murder: Saudi court overturns five death sentences(theguardian.com)
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by themihai 6y ago
Bombardier was not really a sure bet and maybe Canada didn't want to risk tax payer's money? Just because Airbus succeeded with A220 doesn't mean Bombardier would have done the same.
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by themihai 6y ago
>> We didn't even have a web version of the product because we believed the web was dead Well he deserved what he's got...like all the people pumping up dictators because they are "good" for a short period of time
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by themihai 6y ago
>> , but now a mechanism supposedly for security has been repurposed as punishment. And you thought it wouldn't be used as punishment... I wonder, why people are so naive? I'm pretty sure that any kind of software that is no
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by themihai 6y ago
2 Factor authentication doesn't protect against modern attacks. WebAuthn is the method you are looking for.

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