courts keep ordering that imran khan's family and lawyers get to see him. PTI says the jail turned them away again this week anyway
when court orders become optional, nobody's rights are safe
This Jensen Huang/Nvidia scandal is quite bizarre. The most dominant CEOs of the world's most powerful corporations rarely fall, let alone as easily and rapidly as this seems to be happeing. He's on the brink of being ousted with remarkable velocity and vanishingly little evidence.
Over what? If "mere" extramarital affairs were sufficient for ouster, how many top CEOs would be left? Not many. Hence the need for the sinister CCP/spying angle. But is there any tangible evidence at all that Alice Huang is an asset or spy for the Chinese government? Anything beyond anonymous vague US intelligence suspicions being mindlessly, dutifully recited (as always) by US corporate media?
The always smart and insightful @RnaudBertrand is required reading here, at least for the questions he raises:π
this is why 0DTE buyers get wrecked even when they're not wrong
if price just sits there, an at-the-money option loses about half its value by 1:30 and most of the rest in the last hour
you're not just betting on direction, you're racing the clock. nfa
wild that the supreme court had to step in just so imran khan's lawyer could see him and check how he's being treated
seeing your lawyer and getting proper medical care shouldn't need a court order. those are basic rights for any prisoner
@Universal259 the dead power hours are usually just dealers pinning it near a big strike into the close. the moves come back when there's actually news
every week the UN says the same thing about gaza. not enough aid getting in, crossings barely open, people waiting days for food and medicine
we've gotten way too used to hearing it. don't look away π΅πΈ