As someone who used to be in that business, that is illegal. The SEC can put your ass in jail for the above.
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How’s the stock market?
- Thread starter lagunaboy
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Well it looks increasingly like he'll be running against Crazy Bernie, and if you think you can't insult your way to the presidency, I want your guac recipe and I'll clap for you.
I love irony and paradox.Which is the most offensive to you?
That should determine the answer to your question.
They make horrors of existence fun.
Naked shorting is illegal as well. The next person who goes to jail for it will be the first.
That will be good TV watching trump and B debate.
"You're a liar and cheat!"
"Ok, Crazy bernie."
Goldman Sachs today estimating zero earnings growth in the US economy over 2020.
https://techcrunch.com/2020/02/27/u-s-stock-markets-drop-again-as-goldman-sachs-projects-zero-growth-from-coronavirus/
Cheeto's favorite claim of success could languish when he needs it the most
Ok, since growth is flat to negative, buy dividend producing equities from the proceeds of the sale of your small caps (which tend to be growth stock, right?)
I have faith that someone in the Democratic Party will come to the same conclusion I did, schedule event after event in Florida this summer, and we'll have the VP pick eulogizing Bernie like Rudy dropping a subject, a verb, and 9/11
or stay away from retail sector stocks with more exposure to consumer spending. health care sector obviously should be attractive?
I love dividends.
It's like free money, which means it's ok to spend on stuff like hookers and blow.
If you think it will be mild, yes. I did this to a small extent in 08 and when they cut the dividend I took it up the ass balls deep.
Earnings only went up like 2.X% last year. The rest is just chasing that gravy train.
Of course people break the law. Greed. Laws don't eliminate crime. Never have and never will. The SEC unwinds about 4 billion per year and prosecutes around a thousand or so people. I used to have those fucks crawling all over my office. My personal trades would have them frothing at the mouth. I never did anything wrong and they still scared me.
When Chuck Norris sends in his taxes, he sends blank forms and includes only a picture of himself, crouched and ready to attack. Chuck Norris has not had to pay taxes, ever.
When Chuck Norris calls 1-900 numbers, he doesn't get charged. He holds up the phone and money falls out.
There are no races, only countries of people Chuck Norris has beaten to different shades of black and blue.
The only sure things are Death and Taxes and when Chuck Norris goes to work for the IRS, they'll be the same thing.
or is he referring to a firm that could have one department/analysts recommending one thing and then another department/analyst doing the opposite? whether the combined plan is directed from senior management or executives to do so, doubtful as like said that's illegal. just two different groups within the same global conglomerate doing the opposite of each other not exactly knowing. great design for the corporation so they're playing both sides of the coin.
That's what I was talking about. Illegal. The joke used to be they would put a buy out to the retail guys to support the price as the institutional guys sold the position. You can go to jail for that. But like I said, laws are broken all the time and law enforcement at every level is spotty. Maybe you get away with it. Maybe not.
I will say that SEC enforcement is pretty spotty. You can look at price/volume charts before takeover announcements and see giant increases in volume as people buy in ahead of the news. It's obvious insider trading. And yet, a lot of them must get away with it. But every now and then they take someone out and shoot them as an example. You don't want to be that guy.
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