It's not much of a mystery. It's pretty apparent what is happening.
I would just like to know who this was at least.
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Pulling the rug so his family members and other associates can buy the market dip.
There are even better ways to do it through options. You can make money both on the way down and on the way up.
Dips are better because not everyone has the buying power to make a dip happen
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The Democratic Party isn’t without its own corruption either. Pelosi is one of the best stock traders ever and there’s a reason why people voted for Trump. The border being open was criminal negligence and this isn’t just a conservative talking point cities like Seattle near the Canadian border were maxed out on services the could provide to migrants. Across the board our politicians are corrupt rule breakers, it doe…
> Pelosi is one of the best stock traders eve For 90% of her tenure, her investments produced lower returns than an S&P500 ETF. The other 10% were all driven by NVDIA. If she's the bar for one of the best stock traders ever, I must be a Buffet-level genius. --- Why do people keep repeating this lie?
Anyone can look up pelosi tracker and see it isn’t a lie. Why argue against the truth like this?
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The Democratic Party isn’t without its own corruption either. Pelosi is one of the best stock traders ever and there’s a reason why people voted for Trump. The border being open was criminal negligence and this isn’t just a conservative talking point cities like Seattle near the Canadian border were maxed out on services the could provide to migrants. Across the board our politicians are corrupt rule breakers, it doe…
> it doesn’t matter if one is worse than the other. I disagree with this, I think things which are worse are worse. This is orders of magnitude worse, and it is impacting my life more.. To keep things focused on the tech industry, a lot of our security is ultimately built on trust (Google and Apple won't ship malicious apps, CAs, etc) and this corruption erodes that trust.
Mass immigration may not have effected you but it did greatly effect millions in the blue collar and service labor market and generally speaking was a human rights nightmare for millions of people who were trafficked, exploited and abused by a system of corrupt politicians, NGOs and crime organizations. What’s “worse” is irrelevant when it depends entirely on who you ask
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if a ground invasion goes they will destroy oil trade and everyone is screwed. The war should not be won. it should be ended before everyone loses.
and the parties that initiated it know that. they actually have no interest in geo-strategic goals. they are interested only in selfish commercial ones. The US is an oil exporting country and the people pulling the puppet strings of the dominant party in power directly benefit from high oil prices. Further, oligarchical political-economic structures also benefit from "chaos is a ladder" scenarios where their privileg…
Liked comment 'Gone are the days where ruling elites benefited from international commercial stability.'
Interesting point.
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The current lot in Iran came to power through revolution and they've made very sure that the same thing can't happen to them. The whole system of government, or at least rule, is designed from top to bottom to make as sure as it's possible to get that it can't be overthrown from within. I'm sure Trump's highly qualified expert advisors on the subject, Witkoff and Kushner, told him about this small problem before he l…
Kushner’s main interest is to get money from Middle East investors. I think it’s important to remember that. Not sure about Witkoff. His main interest seems to be to protect Putin.
And Saudi is pushing to continue the war as well, which I'm sure has nothing to do with the fact that they control the only pipeline from the gulf to the Red Sea.
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Thanks for this. It’s amazing how quickly people are trying to rewrite history.
You are thanking the guy who said "it was and always is the Republicans who fail is" for being true to history?
Since they adopted the "southern strategy", yes, definitely true to history.