“I’ve been a journalist 25 years i get paid to lie to you.”
https://twitter.com/DarrenPlymouth/status/1355807915773464578
https://twitter.com/DarrenPlymouth/status/1355807915773464578
as true today as it was then – congress is bought and sold, and until we address the issue of money in politics, we won’t make any real progress.
by 1Cocoa999
I am the one who filmed this and sorry about the same thumbnails, anyway we’re expecting 2 feet of snow out of this storm. I heard Northern NJ is getting slammed though. Storm is expected to last all night and all day tomorrow too.. heard it wouldn’t let up till Wednesday. h/t Divinityz
by rockytimber Prior to the EU, there was the European Exchange Rate mechanism (ERM). European countries fixed their currencies (+/- about 5%) to the German Deutschemark because Germany had the strongest economy. In order to maintain the exchange rate, the Bank of England had to intervene. It can do this by buying/selling British or foreign … Read more
Easiest way to stop people from realizing its a class war is to make it an identity war https://t.co/hvJAc4kT52 — Tim Pool (@Timcast) February 1, 2021
Reports are coming in from Vienna that police officers have joined in on the anti-lockdown protest pic.twitter.com/HLXYnVGVEh — Luke Rudkowski (@Lukewearechange) February 1, 2021
by Peter Schiff of Peter Schiff Podcast Coming straight from the Federal Reserve, we started this period with around 4 trillion US Dollars in the system. One year later, that number is at 6.7 trillion dollars. Meaning that over 40% of all US dollars were printed in just the last 12 months. And from the looks of it, … Read more
by davidmasp r/wallstreetbets wasn’t actually googled at all before the whole GameStop thing came up on the news. At some point, it got even more interest than reddit itself. I am not sure what actually caused the peak but would be interested to know. Time is UTC aka London (sorry American folks) Data -> Took data … Read more
by getToTheChopin Worth a read: https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/whats-the-dtcc-and-how-did-it-stop-gamestop-mania/2021/01/29/b23744bc-6257-11eb-a177-7765f29a9524_story.html https://twitter.com/KralcTrebor/status/1355356755690139650 Looks like the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) increased margin requirements on GME stock on Thursday — which forced Robinhood to post more collateral. So the question then becomes, why did the DTCC make its decision, and what conflicts of interest do they have?