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Jhd, Well as you know, I have an open door policy when it comes to this paper COOP for years , it falls to a Plato where I’m comfortable (40.05/6/7/8/9 and sometimes a bit higher when I’m feeling risky lol
and when it runs up to +10%+I sell and bank the shs ,I will hold the banked shs to the high 50,s or end of year and will cash in Thats my story and sticking to it, never fall in love with a stock IMHO
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So even with the possible Low earning projection today, COOP only down .16 EOD. so tomorrow should be interesting , after the report should COOP go down say to the 40+ I’m good, should it go up I’m good
ITS ALLLLLL GOOD,n let escrow be what it will either way I’m still good, of course it can always be better
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Good morning people, Look I kid with/about ole Cactus but! EX. Today I got $1./2//5.00 per share of common in my Wells Fargo acct. no one is asking how many common shs he’s got, just what per , You thank or heck him ur bizz as for me NBD.IFFEN.EOS last time
I’ll go with GOGOOOOCOOP for now
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~ "COOP" Is The "Tell" ~ ~ "Wells Fargo" Is The "Tell" ~ heheheh
Complements of Pliss FROM BP.
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Freddie Huh? A div I’m not getting WTF. lolololol
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Good morning people OT: The Rothschild family is planning to take its eponymous French bank private in a deal that values it about €3.7 billion ($4 billion), ending decades of public ownership for one of the most storied names
February 6, 2023 at 3:57 AM ESTUpdated onFebruary 6, 2023 at 5:45 AM EST
After decades in public markets, the Rothschild dynasty — one of the most storied names in banking — has decided its flagship bank is best in private hands.
Rothschild & Co., whose predecessors helped finance the Duke of Wellington’s victory over Napoleon in 1815 at the battle of Waterloo, announced Monday that its main shareholder plans a tender offer valuing the firm at about €3.7 billion ($4 billion).
The move, at a time when many rivals are going the opposite route, would end public ownership of a firm that in one form or another has been listed since 1838, according to a spokeswoman. It marks a further step in the family’s efforts cement control, after a 2012 reorganization effectively brought the French and British businesses under one roof and simplified the organization structure.
The Paris-based firm generates the majority of its revenue from providing financial advisory, though it also has a wealth and asset management unit as well as merchant banking business. Led by Alexandre de Rothschild since 2018, the bank has been expanding in the US and managed to sidestep much of the slump in the market for deal advisory, ranking 6th by the number of mergers and acquisitions last year.
None of the businesses of the group needs access to capital from the public equity markets,” Concordia, a holding company for the family, said in a statement. “Furthermore, each of the businesses is better assessed on the basis of their long-term performance rather than short-term earnings. This makes private ownership of the group more appropriate than a public listing.
Concordia said it expects to offer €48 a share, a premium of 19% over the closing price on Friday. Concordia already owns 38.9% of the firm’s shares and 47.5% of the voting rights. Rothschild’s shares rose 17% to €47 at 3:38 p.m. in Paris trading.
The going-private plan comes three months after Evelyn de Rothschild, the former head of the British arm of the banking group, died at age 91. Evelyn and his cousin David de Rothschild, who oversaw the French arm, united the two branches in a move that was seen as a key step in remaining competitive. David took managerial control of the U.K. side of the business in 2004 after his cousin Evelyn retired.
Under his leadership and that of his son, the center of power at the lender moved further to Paris. David de Rothschild’s side of the family has 39.42% of Concordia’s voting rights, while his cousin Eric de Rothschild’s has 55.6%, according to Rothschild’s annual report.
Concordia said it’s currently in advanced negotiations with investors and banks to finalize the financing of the deal. If the talks are successful, it intends to file its offer by the end of the first half of 2023.
Rothschild & Co. said it plans to offer a €1.4 dividend to shareholders at its next annual general meeting on May 25. The firm will also propose a €8 exceptional dividend, should Concordia decide to file its offer. The price of the offer would be adjusted downwards by those amounts.
The Rothschild firm was founded by Mayer Amschel, who started out buying and selling old coins in a Frankfurt ghetto. In the early 1800s, he sent his five sons to establish bases of Rothschild in London, Paris, Naples, Vienna and Frankfurt.
The Rothschild name has been the center of dispute between branches of the family for years. In 2018, the firm settled a long-running disagreement with wealth manager Edmond de Rothschild (Suisse) SA, which is managed by a different branch of the family, over the use of the name. As part of that deal, the two companies agreed to unwind their cross-shareholdings.
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PAC
Total Offering Amount $2,400,000 USD
Total Amount Sold $1,885,000 USD
Total Remaining to be Sold $515,000 USD
Hmmmmm?
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Good morning people, Well I see ole Cactus stirring the pot is still on going, look it’s still very simple if he really had want to help with info to alllllll here , EX. Today I got $1./2//5.00 per share of common in my Wells Fargo acct EOS.
Good morning people, I see the topic hasn’t changed about a certain poster remarks and it was probably meant that way just to watch your reactions while he laughs OR I-could be wrong ,but doubt it , So go ahead and make ole cactus laugh for a few more days or a week
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Good morning.people; mypenneys can anyone truly believe that monies from whomever will just appear in any financial acct that will not explain from which in name/code it arrived from IFFEN, come on, said poster I hope is not playing with the riddle me this Batman GAME or BAIT N SWITCH,do you really believe said poster does not know where the so called enrichment came from, hmmm? Simply put, I just got some $ from class or from etc, etc, etc it’s not that hard nor Joe’s Corvette paper thangggg either lol
Then he’s got some waterfront property In Arizona for you
I hope for the better though
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Hi BD, Heck, party like it’s 1999 lol , look in-house thanggggs is always faster of course, but be careful people with high hopes, shet has away of turning to shet around here, or I didn’t mean it that way or blah, blah, blah ,If the case is so you will know shortly either way GLTA
I hope ole cactus is correct cuzzzzz there’s no turning back on this
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Hi jhd well everyone knows 25% is a lock, but the market rise IFFEN will be just a head fake imo, more to follow for another 6-9 mos
Tomorrow will be very interesting , I believe new morg app is due his week also
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Good morning people, This will be an interesting week for all investors, a lot of companies reporting this week, I believe Tuesday especially, Weds for Morg applications ,as for the unemployment well let see when the techs layoff numbers take effect and the next 25% increase along with increased price of goods, let alone the rise oil/gas prices when the norm for gas should be declining this time of year imo there will be at least another two increases before end of 23 , but hey I own COOP SHS till then(56/7 and my Fi’s I believe(hope lol) have nowhere else to go but up, AIMHO
INFLATION,RECESSION NNNNN YOU KNOW WHO, FORGET THE HAIL TO IMHOA
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Ron: Ok it matters to YOU, but I care about COOP$$$, now
what I do care about issss IFFEN! Where,who, how much, when IFFEN ? The rest issss Just repetitive noise
AKA.
Good morning people, Rassillon REALLY! lol. Should’t couldn't wouldn't.
Glass houses, glass houses, then again I guess you were just razzing me But! Thanxs any which way hehehe
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I could care less who helped who, who paid who, who had lunch with who and who sat where ? bickering allll over again,what I do care about issss IFFEN! Where,who, how much, when IFFEN ? The rest issss Just repetitive noise
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jhd I’ll take 56-7 this year , busy Saturday on the site
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by admin | Sep 20, 2021 | Press Releases
Mr. Cooper Group Inc. (“Mr. Cooper” or “the Company”) announced today that it has entered into a definitive agreement to sell its Xome Field Services unit to
Grant you the deal fell through for whatever reason, but they state it’s theirs in print??
August 2, 2018, 12:37 pm By
Xome, a HousingWire Tech 100 winner and wholly-owned subsidiary of WMIH Corp., the parent company of the Nationstar Mortgage Holdings family, announced Thursday its acquisition of Assurant Mortgage Solutions.
Before the COOPssss lol
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jhd All anyone has t do is study the COOP history of the PPS. it’s not rocket science and some longs here should have been taking it to the bank over the years instead waiting at the bus stop all this time for the asset express bus route that might have been canceled and they missed the local COOP bus route that always makes the stops for pick up all these years , I just don’t get it, sure the home run is great and wins once in awhile, but on base % wins more games in the long run
GoGooooooCOOP the gift that keeps on giving
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Good morning people, Strike , I believe BJ got a mil shs for the deal they/we made for NSM.I don’t blame no one for selling shs , what is he going to do with them ,wallpaper his bathroom with them, especially since they get more shs every year hehehe, heck I would. On another note of the COOP share pps. I rand an analyst a short while ago of this and consensus was 56.pps. For this year, which is why I’m holding for this year until and then will liquidate all and possibly start over once again collecting shs/ freebies depending on the pps , if not good profit isssss profit the name of the game and as it should be
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Well not much going on in the markets today , COOP seems to be holding its own, ,but as I read here Ole Cactus made a funny today with his Loud asses name lol good one , but I would stay clear while these two go at it hehehe
It just might be a marathon of words Now we have dis n dat and no doe ray me from wherever whomever whatever markers went to
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Good morning people ,HUH!
“actually, the GSA let WMI keep 6.9 billion of THEIR OWN MONEY OUT OF SYMPATHY FOR THEM”.
datzzzzz funny, Could someone plezzze tell me what bizzzz is this cuzzzz I wanna get some 6.9B SYMPATHY, IFFEN things should go bad lol
YEAH RIGHT, THATS THE TICKET
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Kev. 15.2 x Float = my reply to you before this one
I’m done on the topic
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Hi Kevin, you might want to read this
OWNER NAME. …..DATE. SHARES HELD.
BLACKROCK INC. 09/30/2022 10,729,934
Sole power to vote or to direct the vote
10,544,135
Shared power to vote or to direct the vote
10,694,699
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Good morning people OT: FYI. A little lite reading : The top 20 hedge fund firms collectively generated $22.4 billion in profit after fees, according to estimates by LCH Investments, a fund of hedge funds. But it’s a different story outside the industry giants, with hedge funds overall losing $208 billion last year as many managers found themselves on the wrong side of global market turmoil.
I posted this because WMIH.COOP was involved with one
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Mr. Cooper Group Inc. to Discuss Fourth Quarter 2022 Financial Results on February 10, 2023
Company Release - 1/20/2023 6:10 PM ET
DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Mr. Cooper Group Inc. (NASDAQ: COOP) will discuss its financial results for the fourth quarter 2022 on Friday, February 10, 2023 at 10:00 A.M. Eastern Time. A copy of the press release and investor presentation will be posted prior to the call under the investors section on Mr. Cooper Group’s website, www.mrcoopergroup.com. Pre-registration for the call is now open by following the registration link here. Participants will receive a toll-free dial-in number and a unique registrant ID to be used for immediate call access. A simultaneous audio webcast of the conference call will be available under the investors section on www.mrcoopergroup.com.
A replay of the audio webcast will also be available approximately two hours after the conclusion of the conference call under the investors section on www.mrcoopergroup.com. The replay will be accessible through February 24, 2022.
Conference Call:
February 10, 2023 at 10:00 A.M. Eastern Time
Pre-registration:
Registration Link
Live Webcast/Replay:
Investors section of www.mrcoopergroup.com
Something to ponder, Why the Fed Is Bankrupt and Why That Means More Inflation ,Jan 19,2023
https://www.gold-eagle.com/article/why-fed-bankrupt-and-why-means-more-inflation
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In 2011, the Federal Reserve invented new accounting methods for itself so that it could never legally go bankrupt. As explained by Robert Murphy, the Federal Reserve redefined its losses so as to ensure its balance sheet never shows insolvency. As Bank of America’s Priya Misra put it at the time:
As a result, any future losses the Fed may incur will now show up as a negative liability (negative interest due to Treasury) as opposed to a reduction in Fed capital, thereby making a negative capital situation technically impossible.
That was twelve years ago, and it was all academic at the time. But in 2023, the Fed really is insolvent, although its fake post-2011 account doesn’t show this. Nevertheless, the reality is that the Fed’s assets are losing value at the same time that the Fed is paying out more in interest than it is making in interest income.
This became clear last week, when the Fed released a new report showing that its interest payments on bank reserves skyrocketed in 2022. The press release states:
Total interest expense of $102.4 billion increased $96.6 billion from 2021 total interest expense of $5.7 billion; of the increase in interest expense, $55.1 billion pertained to interest expense on Reserve Balances held by depository institutions and $41.5 billion related to interest on securities sold under agreements to repurchase.
For the year overall, the Fed still managed to achieve a positive net income, thanks to positive inflows in the first half of the year. But since September, as Reuters notes, the Fed began recording what’s called a deferred asset, which tallies up the Fed’s loss; the deferred asset stood at $18.8 billion at the end of the year.
The “deferred asset” phrase basically means “losing money” in Fedspeak: the Fed is supposed to make remittances to the US Treasury out of its surplus, but when it has no surplus, the Fed “defers” its payments. We can see how these remittances plummeted into negative territory beginning in September:
The trend of falling remittances is unlikely to reverse in 2023, unless the Fed takes a very dovish turn and forces interest rates down again. What is more likely is that the Fed will hold rates flat or only slightly reduce them. In either case, the Fed will have to keep paying out more in interest than it makes in income.
Why Is the Fed Insolvent Now?
A sizable part of the reason that the Fed has become insolvent in recent months (and almost certainly will be in 2023 overall) stems from the fact that since 2008, the Fed has bought up trillions of dollars in Treasury debt and mortgage-backed securities (MBSs). The Fed has done this to prop up the prices of real estate and government bonds (i.e., to subsidize Wall Street, banks, and the real estate industry.)
Yet it bought these fixed-rate assets when interest rates were very low, and most of those assets have a maturity of over a year. That means that even as interest rates have risen in the past year, the Fed’s income from these assets has not risen sizably. Yet the Fed is also paying banks interest on reserves and reverse repos. That interest rate is not fixed and changes rapidly. So although total reserves at the Fed have fallen by 25 percent in recent months, that won’t bring interest payments down to 2021 levels because interest rates have increased 4,300 percent, from 0.1 percent to 4.4 percent.
The end result? The Fed is now paying out more interest to banks than it earns in income from the MBSs and government bonds that it holds in its portfolio. Thus, as we saw in the Fed’s Friday release, outflows in interest payments have surged but income has not, and the Fed is now forced to defer its promised payments to the Treasury.
Another complicating factor driving the Fed deeper into the red is the fact that its portfolio is also losing value.
(The key to understanding how this becomes a problem is to remember that bond prices move in the opposite direction of interest rates. So, as newly issued bonds’ interest rates [i.e., yields] move up, the prices of existing bonds move down.)
As interest rates have moved up in the past year, the value of the Fed’s MBSs and Treasury debt has fallen. So now the Fed also has less capital. Thanks to Enron-like accounting, however, the Fed’s bankruptcy is legally just a matter of “deferred assets,” so it’s not a legal problem for the Fed.
Nonetheless, that the Fed’s losses are likely to mount further and require a bailout can be seen in the fact that we’ve seen this sort of problem before. As noted by Alex Pollock in a 2022 lecture at the Mises Institute, the Fed has put itself in a situation similar to the one that sank the savings and loans in the early 1990s. Like the S and Ls, the Fed “invested” in large amounts of long-term debt at low fixed interest rates. But then interest rates went up. The fixed-rate interest income stayed largely the same, but interest payment obligations increased sizably. That’s where the Fed is now.
For a normal financial institution, this situation leads to bankruptcy. But the Fed will bail itself out by printing money. In the end, that means price inflation, either in assets like stocks and real estate or in consumer goods like eggs and auto parts. Ordinary people will see their cost of living go up and their real wages fall, and they’ll get poorer. Through it all, though, the Fed and the regime itself will benefit. As the Fed has been careful to say in recent days, its de facto bankruptcy does not impede its ability to carry out its usual inflationary monetary policy. Never fear—because the Fed can create its own income at will via monetary inflation, the regime will continue to benefit from the Fed’s usual tricks. The regime will be able to run higher deficits, spending on “free” benefits for the voters and on corporate welfare for the politically powerful. It’s all a great scam for the parasitical class. For the productive classes? Not so much.
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Good morning people, , Mortgage demand jumps nearly 28% in one week, as interest rates drop to lowest point in months
PUBLISHED WED, JAN 18 20237:00 AM ESTUPDATED WED, JAN 18 2023AT 2:47 EST
Mortgage rates are at the lowest level since September, and that is bringing new demand into the mortgage market.
The average contract interest rate for 30-year fixed-rate mortgages decreased last week to 6.23% from 6.42%.
Applications for a mortgage to purchase a home increased 25% week to week, but were 35% lower than the same week one year ago.
Consumers returned from the holiday season to find mortgage rates at their lowest point since September, and they are responding in dramatic fashion.
Mortgage application volume jumped nearly 28% last week compared with the previous week, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association’s seasonally adjusted index.
The average contract interest rate for 30-year fixed-rate mortgages with conforming loan balances ($726,200 or less) decreased to 6.23% from 6.42%, with points falling to 0.67 from 0.73 (including the origination fee) for loans with a 20% down payment.
Rates hit a recent high of around 7.2% at the end of October on the MBA’s survey but ended the year at 6.58%. One year ago, the average rate on the 30-year fixed was 3.64%.
Refinance demand made the biggest move, up 34% from the previous week, but it was still 81% lower than the same week one year ago. The refinance share of mortgage activity increased to 31.2% of total applications from 30.7% the previous week.
Applications for a mortgage to purchase a home rose 25% week to week but were 35% lower than the same week one year ago.
“As we enter the beginning of the spring buying season, lower mortgage rates and more homes on the market will help affordability for first-time homebuyers,” said Mike Fratantoni, senior vice president and chief economist at the MBA.
The market, however, is not seeing any surge in inventory. The number of active listings is about 21% higher than it was a year ago, according to Redfin, a real estate brokerage. That is mostly because homes are now sitting on the market longer, with far fewer sales. New listings of homes for sale are down 22% year over year.
https://www.cnbc.com/2023/01/18/mortgage-demand-jumps-interest-rates-drop.html
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Hello people, I was pondering about the stock/freebies I hold and thinking about that 1T target of COOP and the distance to make that happen I believe was 140/50 short and this might be the way to the target —>
“Jan 10 (Reuters) - Wells Fargo & Co (WFC.N) will slim down its home lending business by reducing its mortgage servicing portfolio and exiting the correspondent lending business, the company said on Tuesday.
“We are making the decision to continue to reduce risk in the mortgage business by reducing its size and narrowing its focus," Kleber Santos, the bank's chief executive for consumer lending, said in a statement.”
As they have done biz WITH them before right!
Receiving Bank: Wells Fargo ABA#: 121 000 248
Account Name: Nationstar Mortgage Account Number: 4121888200
As I have posted before this might be l my last year with this paper , I will wait possibly till the 10k , otherwise I will have to go on NSM stagnated PPS past until we came along , the boyzzzz on the office band continue to make more, why should it’s retail shareholders not , I am not beating on my profit to date , but sometimes it’s time to go when you think so and be happy with all the profits ,we shall see , I might play this paper from time to time if the PPS is right and start over again collecting shs
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Trading revenues were up +27% at Bank of America, with FICC revenues up an impressive +49% and equities up +1%, likely indicating that it gained market share. It will be interesting to see trading revenue trends
Good morning people , The COOP JOKE OF THE DAY
After Hours Time (ET) After Hours Price After Hours Share Volume
17:32:04 —————- ———-$46.36———————-7. Lol
Why hmmmmm?
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Good morning people, Hi Strike
FDIC bidding process “less than optimal”
Though Hochberg ultimately concludes that the sale was fair, he came down hard on the FDIC for failing to adequately cooperate with his investigation, and questions some of the agency’s actions along the way.
The FDIC’s bidding process, he said, was “less than optimal” and “could have been better.” He notes that the Sept. 16 call from FDIC’s Bair to JPMorgan’s Dimon came “before any formal opening of the bidding process.”
Hochberg also says that “some of the FDIC’s actions lack transparency.” As a result, he was “unable to determine whether the FDIC fully understood the value of the assets it seized and sold.”
In general, Hochberg was frustrated with the agency’s balking.
“The FDIC made clear that attempts to compel discovery could be met with certain obstacles . . . which could effectively delay and discovery beyond the tine limits of the examination,” Hochberg wrote. The FDIC had said it would litigate to keep internal deliberations secret, he said.
The agency also responded selectively to document requests, and refused to make Bair and two other senior officials available for interviews. The FDIC’s lack of cooperation was especially egregious compared with other players in the WaMu sale, he said. The OTS, for example, “was helpful and cooperative,” he wrote. (Hochberg didn’t return a call left on Tuesday).
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I don't get into the escrow thangggg ,because it issss what it will beee
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Wells Fargo to shrink mortgage business, exit correspondent lending
Wells Fargo & Co will slim down its home lending business by reducing its mortgage servicing portfolio and exiting the correspondent lending business, the company said on Tuesday.
“We are making the decision to continue to reduce risk in the mortgage business by reducing its size and narrowing its focus," Kleber Santos, the bank's chief executive for consumer lending, said in a statement.
Updated Jan 11, 2023, 4:31 PM IST
Complete story
https://www.businesstoday.in/latest/world/story/wells-fargo-to-shrink-mortgage-business-exit-correspondent-lending-359817-2023-01-11
( Also mortgage applications numbers out today around 10:30 AM.)
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Good morning people , Dean we don’t agree on much of most, but! on this this post of urs ****
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JWW. Per arranged deal one to one @ pps. Toot to toot or friend of friend
who else would have those numbers
OR
US Probes Insider Trading in Prearranged Executive Stock Sales
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-11-03/us-probes-insider-trading-in-prearranged-executive-stock-sales?leadSource=uverify%20wall
Understanding Pre-Arranged Trading
Pre-arranged trading can help an investor to specify a price to execute a trade in the open market. Conditional orders are broadly based on the concept of pre-arranged trading, allowing an investor to manage their risk by designating specific prices for buying and selling. Block orders are also pre-arranged in many cases and may be crossed on regional exchanges or electronic crossing networks without breaking any rules.
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jhd,jEveryone has their choice , me I loved the water , for forty something years I lived in my house I rebuilt surrounded by water on and island 6 miles long and maybe two miles wide with channeled inlets/fingers it was beautiful 90% of the time but those Valeri,Sandy& Henri were a pain and a mess to clean up afterwards
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AZ , Utt oh, no you didn’t, you went and done it again “the Original Owners of WMI', ... that Released to Participate ? ... will still' be in receipt of their promised fair and equitable returns' ... and as always, ... IMO “
Wait for it,wait for it they will show up soon and reply to you
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I’m outer here for the rest of the morning , the BOSS wants to shop
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AZ, I don’t have a prob with COOP in fact I luv my COOP shs I hold at no cost to me ,but I am not a fan of the Ks I once held wherever they are/went in Bizarro world ( Psssh ur not the only one who have done well FROM THE VERY BEGINNING to date , disfruta tu viaje.
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Good morning people, AZ did you happen to mention in ur text to her that you told us in the past that COOP was the tell, I tried to tell them ,I tried Doreen , I did, I did, really lol
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Jhd 51,FYI.
The Dow indexes in 2022,EOY down 8.58%
Nasdaq in 2022 EOY down 33.1%
S&P 500 in 2022 EOY down nearly 20%
Russell 2000 Index in 2022 EOY Down -21.56%
COOP -2022 EOY down -3.55%
Sooooo
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