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I can only hope to god your alternative is valid - the only hedge I could come up with while investing in these things was raw gold.
No you're right I misspoke.
"delay" wasn't my takeaway at all. currently costing the govt 150kish per day in pre/post judgement interest.
Thanks for clarifying
Gotv motion for judgement as a matter of law on the 17th
https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.dcd.163155/gov.uscourts.dcd.163155.422.0.pdf
https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.dcd.163155/gov.uscourts.dcd.163155.422.1.pdf
Guaranty fees are 46.9 now, if JPM could do it at 30 why aren't they doing it now?
The report itself was not available on the BBG terminal. Assuming you'd have to be a client of KBW to read it.
From what I understand they are involved with like 60% of bank mergers so they aren't exactly huffing gasoline.
Gold was always a good hedge too (edited due to duplicates)
Reminder you can hedge your bets here with a YPF long.
It’s a portmanteau of my real name
I take this as a declaration of plausible deniability.
Nearly every one of your messages since this one arrive once in a while have a time delta of about 5-30 seconds.
The only pattern of behavior that coincides with that is prepared remarks and minimizing billable hours.
1.24 = dividend adjusted IPO price, solid bounce off it today
Did you guys hear Reuters is dying
There's your pop and distribute. Went parabolic yesterday.
Not even that Delaware sophomore takes him seriously anymore
See post 791017
Rich coming from you
Ultimately, responsibility for damages could come from the BoE as I understand it. Might take a while yet. The traders themselves were wrongly blamed as they were directed by central authorities to rig it.
There's also a much older one https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Financial_crisis_of_33
I'd expect about a month of consolidation here
Beautiful pop and distribute above 165
FNMA or DJT?
Announcing the end of FSD beta is a desperate way to recognize revenue.
Humphrey was directed to resign twice by FDR, still refused, was fired by FDR and stubbornly continued to perform his duties before dying in office.
Here's the rub: Humphrey's held that The President may not remove an appointee to an independent regulatory agency except for reasons that Congress has provided by law. It cannot be a political firing.
No such obvious direction came from the Trump administration and it was only treated as an after-thought; his lawyers would have advised against it anyway - for being too political.
Basically his hands were tied due to agency structure. SCOTUS recognized that and "fixed" it. But it's only tangentially related to the shares - entirely different entity. What they were asking for was mostly ideological.
TA only tells you what happened in the past, I'm more of an auction theory person myself.
We just fell into the lower half of a short term B shape volume distribution
It would be really bullish if we filled in the volume along the profile like demonstrated above over the few weeks or so. Panicked offers only get eaten up by patient bidders which we've notably had one for a long time now on the 20 day SMA. Happens to be exactly where we closed.
Longer term there are major volume shelfs at 1.25 (where I noted the broker completely ran out of inventory) 1 for nominal reasons and 0.75. Unless any of those get pierced I don't see a zero. Returns have been a bit abnormal as of late but so has the rest of the market.
Gaps are funny to me because there's so much reliance on TA axioms that they tend to become self-fulfilling prophecies.
GLTA
1.86 is the new one to fill maybe
It's technically important to the background and precedent of the original case as a potential side effect for going with Collins plaintiffs originally had wholly to do with Humphrey's Executor. It was not acceptable to SCOTUS that transactions needed to be unwound as a remedy: that could have very well led to a future unwind of all past and current Social Security payments in short order, which would be a major can of worms on rights, debts, property and obligations, at a time when SCOTUS itself is requiring more personnel for security.
For now the issue of a takings travels with Wazee. It may not be ideal, but now with Fairholme's judgement entered, maybe they pull it off.
Discord won't let me hot-link the PDF anymore so I've screenshotted it for wiseman on twitter
It's due 5/25 according to a docker tracker here https://dockets.justia.com/docket/circuit-courts/cafc/24-1378
Went on to PACER to view the latest, link supplied below.
They applied for extension on 3/20 Link.
Opened a starter position about a week ago.
Seems enough "Trump trade"ers bought on margin recently because that was a pretty wild inventory imbalance today.
For what it's worth they don't express it as such in the interview.
Interview w/ Hamish Hume
https://open.spotify.com/episode/1EBGbLEYNbfzByGiNd388P
right back down to the 20 day
I'm mostly ignoring price action here today because there's a low float ponzi collateral scam unwinding elsewhere