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Look into the OTCQX guidelines and how quickly a company who qualifies for that how in a matter of 24hrs things can change...
That decimal should move over to the right easy.
It's okay my friend some just don't understand how to be thankful for these next few weeks to load up... Shows a sign of some who do not know how a company TRULY WORKS esp. A blessing like this. ishare some confidence ;D
Yep! Here we go!
That's a guarantee from them. I have great faith and confidence with Ed and the team. They are a very intelligent group, and with everything Ed has been through just within the past 15 years....I have the most respect for how he thinks and how he values not only his strategy but even within his team and investors. TRUE VISIONARIES! They know the net worth of this and it's going to be absolutely fantastic. No worries here just know if you are still here and holding be thankful.
Have a great rest of your weekend hitech!
I think anything can happen "with a blink of an eye"
Yessir. Esp with looppay in talks as well ;)
Patience is the key element to how I function as a human! Haha other than that maybe I can get some liquid gold soon too... Only if T Boone approves... Actually I'm planning on being the new and improved t Boone less oil and more tech;)
I got the gold & I have the blue bell! Come on down!!
I agree. This is not a lottery ticket, it's a golden certificate for a hold.
Fun fact of the day: IBM z13 system can process 2.5 billion transactions per day. Equivalent to 100 cyber Mondays everyday of the year... :D process of payment is huuuuuge.
Since I live here Dallas here's some texas info.
http://www.window.state.tx.us/taxinfo/etf/96-590.pdf
Iowa has started filing state doc. Electronically to hold your drivers license on your phone... Which was the same invention I was working on to build but landed me here at myecheck :D
Idk we should ask Alexa lol
Plug it in plug it in.
Pretty interesting article.
Source: Dow Jones News
By Emily Glazer
For James Dimon, chairman and chief executive of J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., there were the usual questions Wednesday about legal costs, net interest margin and compensation.
But then analysts homed in on the topic du jour, peppering the bank chief with possibly the largest question of all: Should he break up the bank?
In a testy two-hour conference call after reporting the bank's 6.6% decline in profit, Mr. Dimon made the case that J.P. Morgan--the nation's biggest bank by assets, with a $220 billion market capitalization--is worth more than the sum of its parts.
The topic has been buzzing through financial markets since Goldman Sachs Group Inc. analyst Richard Ramsden released a report Jan. 5 suggesting a split. Other analysts latched onto the idea, noting the New York bank is now a hard-to-manage, and hard-to-regulate, behemoth largely formed by the mergers of Chase Manhattan Corp., J.P. Morgan & Co. and Bank One Corp. It suggested ways the bank could divvy up its four main businesses: consumer banking; business banking; investment banking; and wealth and asset management.
"A lot of people just look at size, and it scares them," Mr. Dimon said. "But that isn't the SHYdeterminant."
Though he complained about being "under assault" from regulators and used an expletive when referencing the firm's occasional mistakes, Mr. Dimon argued that the bank is effective in its current form.
"The synergies are huge, both expense and revenue," he said. "The unscrambling would be extraordinarily complex...in debt, in systems, and technology and people."
Still, analysts pinged Mr. Dimon with a litany of tough questions about the firm's high legal costs, regulatory burdens and future, which some argue should include a breakup of the company. And they asked repeatedly about carving up the firm.
Of course, few if any analysts, or even the bank's critics, believe J.P. Morgan is close to breaking up the giant firm.
Nevertheless, the idea isn't new. Informal conversations took place a few years ago among some management before regulatory issues like capital levels were front and center, as they are now, according to people familiar with the conversations. The conversations were known as the "sum of the parts" discussions, the people said.
One point that came up was tax-related costs if the bank were to break up, one of the people said. Issues could include which unit would get tax benefits, which would get liabilities and where one set of taxes starts and ends, another person said.
Over the years, the board and management have had discussions about whether individual businesses could fare better alone, such as the investment-management part of the bank's asset-management unit, some of these people said.
The firm in 2014 exited from about a dozen businesses that are too risky or don't bring in enough money, such as the physical-commodities business, student-lending origination and some correspondent-banking SHYrelationships.
But Mr. Dimon said Wednesday that a full-fledged breakup doesn't make sense now, given market-share gains across its businesses, good returns and high customer satisfaction levels. Mr. Dimon said on his calls with analysts and the media that J.P. Morgan theoretically could break up--and would have to if regulators wanted that. But he warned that the move could make the U.S. weaker competitively at the expense of growing banks in China, especially when serving multinational companies.
And he outlined how he thought the bank could still generate high returns in its current form, emphasizing the bank can "manage through" higher capital levels. He also emphasized that the bank is more conservative since the financial crisis, and has less credit exposure and less risk as percentages of the balance sheet.
Still, there are a lot of issues with regulators, as evidenced by the bank's new $990 million in legal expenses largely related to continuing foreign-exchange settlement negotiations.
"Banks are under assault," he said on a call with media. "There are five or six regulators...coming after every single issue."
In the past, multiple regulators have fined J.P. Morgan on issues including its roughly $6 billion "London whale" trading loss and its involvement with Bernard L. Madoff's Ponzi scheme. Mr. Dimon acknowledged the bank sometimes makes mistakes and is "trying to stop stepping in dogs--, which we do every now and then."
Shareholders are divided on whether the bank should weigh a breakup.
John Hadwen, a portfolio manager at CI Investments Inc., which has about $340 million in exposure to J.P. Morgan through shares and warrants, says he isn't concerned about the bank's size, because it needs to service multinational companies. Toronto-based Mr. Hadwen said he is more worried regulators are making the institution less "investible" because they are making it harder for banks to recapitalize.
But others find the idea compelling. Steve Laveson, a portfolio manager at Portland, Ore.-based Becker Capital Management, said he thinks there should be three units: the corporate and investment bank; an asset-management unit; and the commercial bank paired with consumer and community banking.
"The three separate companies would aggregate to a stock that's 10% to 12% higher than where the stock is now," said Mr. Laveson, whose firm owns 913,000 J.P. Morgan shares, valued at close to $50 million.
J.P. Morgan's revenue slipped 2.8% to $22.51 billion, while revenue on a so-called managed basis, which compares with analyst estimates, dropped 2.3% to $23.55 billion. Analysts had expected revenue of $23.64 billion.
The stock fell $2.03, or 3.45%, to $56.81.
Saabira Chaudhuri contributed to this article.
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Can't wait for this month to just be over I'm ready to possibly see some slopes to board :D
lol wouldn't this be the time to be a "fly on the wall" watching everyone as they stare at their phones like crazies hahaha tap on inn lol
It will be because technically 2014... Business speaking ends ;)
Always.
I like the trademark logos in the corner it looks promising ;)
http://www.lucidintegratedsystems.com
Here's a decently said article to explain a bit for ya
http://www.zerohedge.com/article/enter-cede-co-ii-fed-now-backstopping-25-trillion-dtcc-cleared-credit-default-swaps
Back to step one... Patent.
Hmmm possibly where court filings could be seen in black and white documents
Lol search governed websites. But mainstream for the "fluffy underwritten" simple.
Lol look at your damn "debit card" that's the bank where your "cash" is stored at. Now when using a credit card it's credit used at credit lines generally sourced up like banks... Visa, MasterCard, Amex....
Now debit cards have those credit companies on the card but yet you have an option to use debit therefore it's an E<- electronic transfer of funds like a hand written check instead electronically. That processes payment immediately. Like a handwritten check that would take a few days to pick up by cash trucks whom take them to the bank then cash them... Talk about a delay in someone's account while they have plenty of funds...
What sources have you tried? Google? Yahoo? Social media?
You said a key word in your statement "over the internet"
What about through mobile application? ;)
Dig around and you'll see how they are ;)
They were licensed into companies whom process payments for them... Because well the other side "the company" was on a.... lets call it a "yield"
Well all the links you sent me were applications thank you! Hopefully they are processing these taxes and returning them via check21 style ;) because I could use a return quickly after placing everything I have here... I mean everything sold all my furniture and slept on one piece for months a bed, and neatly stacked my clothes haha now patience & trust & having faith will pay off!
Thankful for this opportunity hands down! Esp when having no direction but books and self EDucation!
IFAN is Fall2014 news... Sorta
But I use android? ;)
Going into tax season... Is there any particular way I should properly file myE(conomy)check? Looking for new ways this year. Looking for a non delay so possibly a tax firm whom can process it via check21 would be fantastic!
The Quaaludes are wearing off and the juice in the punch bowl is about to be refilled haha giddy up myecheck!
LOOOOUD NOISES HAHA