Re:Statement of SEC Regarding Recent Market Volatility
by dang on Saturday January 30, 2021 @02:03PM
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Please don't post flamewar comments like this and particularly don't cross into making personal swipes.
Re:Statement of SEC Regarding Recent Market Volatility
by xtiansimon on Saturday January 30, 2021 @09:34AM
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> "I’ve been following finance for decades."
But apparently not HN community. Your user was created 1d ago. :P
Re:Statement of SEC Regarding Recent Market Volatility
by robntheh00d on Saturday January 30, 2021 @09:42AM
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Building rep with you all is not a priority of mine
I’ve got positions in stocks that go back to the 90s, AAPL @ $5/share, etc.
I’m doing fine in real world terms. Rep in a database that can be shutdown whenever is not something to protect
Re:Statement of SEC Regarding Recent Market Volatility
by xtiansimon on Saturday January 30, 2021 @02:18PM
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Ok. Loook . If you have something constructive to share, then share it and everyone will benefit and discuss the merits of your opinions and facts.
.. What the point of being a poser? Applesauce for 5$ — don’t mean a hhhhill of beans to me.
I’ve been following finance for decades.
American communities are under financed because of capital extraction to improve margins. It’s a mathematical fact which carries far more weight than your hand wavy generalizations.
The extraction has decimated US communities, empowered slave labor across the globe, and entrenched power in hedge funds.
Do the actual research instead of parroting cable news sound bites.
The same pattern happened when manufacturing was pulled from cities to rural areas 100 years ago. This time the capital was pulled from rural areas and sent overseas simply to improve profit. We can decimate the planet on any continent. We do it in Asia to externalize real costs and boost financial margins.
You’re talking in a pure emotional abstract.