Long live DOGS,if i could i would save them all :)
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You ever see a grown man cry,hop on a plane and come see me in action lol...
F me dude,just F me,over 2 MIL$ left on the damn table...Shoot me again...
PLUG; just shoot me and get it over with!
No worries on those,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,YET lol...
In a world of more than 7.1 billion people, only a lucky few are billionaires or multimillionaires, but their numbers are growing.
Knight Frank, a global property management firm, says in its latest Wealth Report that over the past decade the number of billionaires in the world grew 80% to 1,682 and the number of those with $30 million or more in net assets increased almost 60% to over 167,000. Their total assets: $20.1 trillion, or a quarter more than the economy of the U.S.
Occam's razor,the serf version on BIT-COIN;
Who has the most to lose if/when crypto currencies prevail?
CENTRAL BANKS.
Who is behind these hacks and surely the REGULATION to come?
CENTRAL BANKS
Who has the tech ability to hack into anything,,remember stuxnet?
CENTRAL BANKS
Bob help me here lol.....
Note to self;
Never ever go against the HAMMER ever again lol....
Balls to the walls close.......
Lmao...........
You mean it wasnt you that found the 10 mil$ in coins in cali lol?
Ok ok just shoot me now and get it over with lol........
Very true as did ocz,velt,icop,etc etc...Still burns though....
D,2 mil$ for me would have been a life changer..With all do respect i am not worth 15+ mil such as yourself..
I really had no reason to sell that position,yet the damn demons got me yet again.....
Plug a 70 bagger in one year,would of could of might of had a 2 mil$ gain on my block.....Just shoot me and get it over with!
PLUG nhod,still cant believe my 300k block in the teens last year would have yielded me a 1.4 mil$ profit had i just forget about them LOL
oh hindsight is always 1000/1000
I was sure it was Feddy that found them,he has a knack of stumbling onto fortunes lol...
Have a wonderful weekend folks........
SPY balls to the walls lollllllllllllllll
SPY timberrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
Dont understand why they arent using quantum cryptography yet...
Billionaires and Poker
October 12, 2012
By Jack Sparrow
“Several billionaires got their first stakes in poker games. Kirk Kerkorian funded his first business, the charter airline Los Angeles Air Service, with poker winnings. H.L. Hunt bet everything he had in a poker game and won his first oil well. Bill Gates, John Kluge, Texas oil mogul Clint Murchison, and corporate raider Carl Icahn all played poker for large stakes before they got rich. It’s not just billionaires: Richard Nixon paid for his first congressional campaign with poker winnings and parlayed that into the presidency, where he continued to make risky bets but with less success. History is filled with people who began their routes to success with gambling winnings. You won’t find as many equally successful people whose first stake was a bank loan or money raised from issuing securities. Even the losers can benefit. Writers from Dostoyevsky to Mario Puzo credited gambling losses for both the inspiration and the motivation to complete some of their greatest works.”
- Aaron Brown, The Poker Face of Wall Street
JS comment:
Barring the inheritance of a substantial family fortune — or being handed the reins of an extremely lucrative business — it is hard to become exceptionally wealthy without taking aggressive calculated risks. Knowing how to position for upside while managing the downside is thus a highly desirable skillset.
In that light, why might poker figure prominently in the biographies of billionaires? Did the game hone and shape their instincts… or did their natures instinctively draw them to the game… or both?
Calculated risk is the mother’s milk of poker and trading — two zero sum (actually minus sum) games in which variance dominates short term, but skill dominates long term.
Do you remember the last aggressive calculated risk you took? Do you think about trading in these terms?
Remind me again what i was thinking daring to challenge the HAMMER lol??????????????????
Grrr GRRR woof woof..............lol
No otc crapola on this board,call MONK....
You are aces in my book.............and on top...
When your on top everyone wants a piece of you ....lol
Work of art as usual your greatness....I bow yet again...
You got in shortly thereafter if i recall oh great one?
I respect that but after jetting around the world on the HAMMER JET,,,,,,,,
After heeding the advice of the HAMMER;
For those who listen to the HAMMER;
For any courageous others who dare defy Zephyr;
For you,your greatness...
Note to self;;;;
WTF were you thinking serf! Having the tenacity and arrogance to go up against none other than;the one ,the only,,,,,what millions of men dream to be,what one man ever is;; ZEPHYR......
Live and learn serf live and learn..
Have to be an italian in quebecland for that privilege lol...
Awesome here as well; freezing rain,rain,wind,snow,pot holes blooming as well....LOL
Rotflmao..........
Those damn canucks and there hockey lmao......
SEC
SEC to test using wider 'tick size' for stock trading
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21 (UPI) --
Washington regulators said Friday pricing stock penny by penny might be improved by increasing the minimum to a nickel, for example.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said the regulator would implement a test program that would have stocks trading with wider tick sizes, a tick being essentially like the motion of a second hand on an old clock, which might move 1 second at a time.
Implementation of a tick-size pilot, along carefully defined parameters that would widen the quoting and trading increments and test, among other things, whether a change like this improves liquidity and market quality, SEC Chairwoman Mary Jo White said in a speech in Washington.
The Wall Street Journal reported the plan has broad support on Wall Street.
In November, a working group of finance professionals and investors submitted a plan to the SEC called the Small-Cap Trading Rules or STAR for short.
Proponents say the wider tick sizes would make a bigger difference between buy and sell orders and that would be especially helpful to small companies, making trades more attractive, but take out some of the rough spots.
A committee that advises the SEC, however, said the plan would benefit brokers at the expense of investors.
Source: United Press International (Feb 21, 2014 14:46:06 EST)
You sure did,no accident that your worth 10 mil$ +.......