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Minced Oath
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I am the one who knocks.
Torontoimdb.com/name/nm1129614/Joined February 2009

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My ex-wife is my emergency contact, because if someone is going to be responsible for my death it should be someone who'd enjoy it.
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So first off I’m neither right or left leaning. My politics are all over but for some reason I am only getting suggestions for very right leaning people on here? making things “right”?
Outrageous! Netflix has just introduced their new anti-password sharing plan. Every 31 days, subscribers must present themselves at their local Netflix office, personally log into their device, and watch a full episode of Emily in Paris.
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i think there is something very sweet and freeing about two people admitting to each other that they’ll always probably just be a little bit in love and that’s ok!
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Pretty sure goal is to delist! There is no other reason to withhold ER and shareholder meeting for this long! How can a company be so inept? It can’t be because they don’t know what they are doing! 🤷
‘You may know how much money you have… But nobody knows how much TIME they have..’ Make sure you make the most out of EVERY second..’ Have a Happy 2023 💎
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So basically is saying the system is corrupt and can’t be changed! So why are us retail even bothering with this? #BBIG
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Tomorrow on the podcast: You asked (over 3000 of you!) and @GaryGensler answered. Here’s what the Chair of @SECGov had to say about Payment For Order Flow, Kim K, and why big institutions aren’t really being held accountable. The full episode drops Wednesday on @ApplePodcasts.
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BREAKING: Susquehanna Intl Group, a global quantitative trading firm, invests in Communist China while destroying American Companies & donating to political parties to further their corrupt trading practices, accused of conflict of interest, investigated for Dark Pool Abuse. 🧵
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With all due respect this thread is an embarrassment. Federal securities laws have always been to protect insiders and overbearing for retail investors in effort to 1. exclude retail investor decision making (moderated to dissuading them now) and 2. insulated wealthy investors.
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In other words, in those 2 key years, one could say we replaced 1 gold standard w/ another gold standard: the securities laws. Unlike the literal gold peg, these federal securities standards have stood the test of time. A number of principles informed these statutes, including:
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