“We spent $16 trillion on the lockdowns. We got nothing for it. $8 trillion on the Ukraine war. That’s $24 trillion that they had to print to pay for nothing. That money, the way they’re paying it back, it’s a hidden tax called inflation, and it hits the poor and the middle class”
“We need to stop being an empire”
When’s the last time you heard a Democrat coherently explain the harms of printing money and empire-building?
@nickgerli1 Add this new mortgage fee structure to the mix. Good credit will not want to pay for the fee, so will not buy homes and low/fair credit will be lured into a horrible housing market.
There’s a tension for investors of investing in what one knows to best leverage one’s expertise vs. being a willing learner of new areas to best optimize market opportunity. The former is driven by fear of making mistakes, while the latter is driven by fear of commoditization.
What needs to be abolished
203b (2) fill before locate
Acceptance waiver and consent
Regulators being bankers
Internalizers/otc market
Fines needs to be jail than take away ability to trade.
Them using their own court system.
Finra
@ORTEX Hey Ortex!
Funny of you to bring up conspiracies…
Remember when dark pools, naked shorting, incorrect reporting, and shorting campaigns amongst many other things were also conspiracies.
I fucking remember.
Exciting news: SEC Chair Gary Gensler will be on our podcast next week. Anything you want @JonStewart to ask him? Drop your questions here and listen to the episode October 12 on @ApplePodcasts!
https://t.co/wjye5ktRQF
1. A senior attorney at the SEC’s Washington headquarters spent up to eight hours a day looking at and downloading pornography.
“were preoccupied with other distractions” when they should have been overseeing the growing problems in the financial system.
This is inexcusable.
A truly wild moment yesterday from the House Financial Services Committee, where they laugh about the revolving door from Congress to the banks.