@HunterBiden You’re just a fucking loser and nobody cares what you have to say. I care about your opinion as much as I care about Trump’s kids opinions
@SenateFinance Where is the clip in which the Treasury Secretary talks about Senator Adam Wyden selling the family name for access to Jeffrey Epstein and capital? DO NOT STOP TALKING ABOUT Adam Wyden. FOLLOW THE MONEY
@SenateFinance Where is the clip in which the Treasury Secretary talks about Senator Adam Wyden selling the family name for access to Jeffrey Epstein and capital? DO NOT STOP TALKING ABOUT Adam Wyden. FOLLOW THE MONEY
I think the ONLY exit ramp from this is going to be somehow taking out all IRGC leadership. I think that the U.S. should offer unlimited air, Intel and tech resource support and Israel does special ground operations to achieve enough IRGC damage on the ground. This is IRGC flexing its muscle for domestic and international purposes.
@robsmithonline Watch this. Hi @grok please do research and let me know if and when Rob Smith has visited Qatar? Please also let us know if he met with Qatari representatives and/or visited any Qatari funded projects in the US.
No, what you did was pump a stock. Here is one example:
For example, in November 2018, Left wrote a portfolio manager about Nvidia Corp., a publicly traded technology company based in Santa Clara, California. In the message, Left wrote, “Do you want to make some fast money[.] Put together a thesis why nvda is oversold . . . We can destroy it . . . Just read the analyst notes from this past quarter and assemble the best of the ideas.”
Later that morning, Left took financial positions in Nvidia, including short-dated call options that expired three days later. Short-dated options can offer quick profits if a stock suddenly moves in the narrow timeframe before expiration.
Left then promoted Nvidia as a favorable investment on Citron’s Twitter account, stating, “Citron buys $NVDA. This is the first time in 2 years stock offers an appealing risk-reward to investors . . . We see $165 before we see $120.” At the time, Nvidia’s stock was trading at approximately $143.64. The tweet was reported on by major media outlets.
Despite his representation that he expected Nvidia’s share price to rise to $165, less than two hours after announcing “Citron buys $NVDA,” Left sold all his pre-tweet positions Nvidia was trading within a range of approximately $150 – $151, for a profit of at least than $960,000. Nvidia closed at a high of $154 on the day of Left’s tweet and fell to $144 the next day.
Left also furthered his scheme by misrepresenting his trading positions during public appearances on news programs. After denouncing one company as a “fraud” on CNBC’s “Fast Money,” for example, Left falsely claimed to have covered only a “small size” of his position in the company’s stock when, earlier that same day, he had already closed out most of his position following the publication of commentary through Citron.