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Actually, we gave us a loan, then paid us back - with interest.
Ron Blarney?
He can't afford it. According to brokercheck on FINRA.org, Curt worked at BAC starting in 1999 but only got his Series 6 and 63 (no 7) in 2007. That makes him a teller-cum-personal banker - one of the ones by the front door ready to set a new PIN for your debit card and/or order you a new checkbook. That also makes this statement particularly funny: “He says he’s working for ‘the Man,’ and I’m fighting against him,” she said. Um, challenge.
You've posted that, what, 3 different times now? Keep trying, maybe the next time will be hilarious.
Challenge. Not possible.
Oh shut the fuck up.
Beth Levin? Bess, any relation?
Rick Bookstaber? I couldn't come up with a better fake name for an SEC auditor if I tried.
Yes, golf glap indeed.
Good post. Thanks Matt.
Oh fuck off you sack of shit. What a crock of mindless drivel.
Country Club? In Iowa? Come on.
Or a decent shirt. What God-forsaken suburban mall shat that out?
Wait, did JD call the close?
I tried to "Like" your comment, but my brain wouldn't let me, what with you being CurrencyTrader and all.
Have you seen his FINRA.org brokercheck report? He was barred from registration because he falsified client statements to hide his losses. That's not a grand conspiracy there, Vince, that's you doing something really stupid and paying a steep (but appropriate) price for it...
I wear bowties. Angelo Mozilo wears bowties. I am Angelo Mozilo.
And yet, Star didn't recommend a shave, a pressed shirt, a haircut or a decent suit to any of them in advance of their first mainstream media exposure? I think that's a sure sign it's had a lucky run of coin flips and nothing more.
“The pace of bilateral currency swap agreements quickens” – but remains extremely limited. “China has reduced the duration of her foreign holdings” – because we’re in a low-interest rate environment and everyone and their brother expects rates to rise in the next 36 months. “A regional currency fund using yen, yeah, and won in place of dollars has been established” – a very specious statement. A regional currency fund was established to facilitate trade within the region. Dollars would never, ever be used for such a fund, and it represents a tiny, miniscule portion of their overall holdings. “Productivity gains are slowing, pushing Chinese [sic] toward becoming a net importer” – the rate of productivity gains are, in fact, slowing, but on the heels of DECADES of extremely high rates, and said rates remain very high, relative to the rest of the world. This rate slowing is not what’s pushing China towards being a net importer, rather the rise of the middle class and shift from a poor, agrarian to an urbanized society with discretionary income is what’s pushing China toward becoming a consumer-based, net importing economy. “and real estate is overvalued” – show me proof. China’s raised bank reserve requirements several times to slow the rapid pace of loan growth to help cool the real estate price boom, but that in and of itself is not proof of real estate being overvalued. “Most fundamentals favor a stronger Yuan” – is that even remotely defensible? Who’s fundamentals? What fundamentals? And in closing, they let the Yuan float within a 50 bps band. Hooray.
Can I "prairie dog" in my own cube?