/ctg/ CHAUVIN TRIAL GENERAL #12 - RECESS IS OVER EDITION
https://boards.4chan.org/pol/thread/314207005#p314207005
Jury selection threads were super comfy
/ctg/ CHAUVIN TRIAL GENERAL #12 - RECESS IS OVER EDITION
https://boards.4chan.org/pol/thread/314207005#p314207005
Jury selection threads were super comfy
Politico fags article
https://www.politico.com/news/2021/03/27/military-extremism-target-list-478200
Interdasting anon post and responses
from bread 16874
stonk fag chimes in with links
all pb
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Track inside sales/divestitures.
They know.
Watch the sell-off/liquidity events.
STONKS
https://directives.whs.mil/issuances/DTM-18-002_CAC.pdf
DTM-17-004
WWG1WGA
offline for a reason
>Like the sudden Hedge Fund Fire Sale listed previously?
perhaps
interdasting
Tiger Management sounds familiar
Major banks such as Credit Suisse and Nomura said Monday that afire sale of assets at a U.S. hedge fund would affect their earnings this quarter.
The sell-off at Archegos Capital Management stemmed froma margin default, meaning it was unable to maintain minimum asset values for accounts that invest with borrowed money.
Archegos was reportedly forced to sell off assets reportedly in the range of $30 billion, flooding the market with stocks and bringing down prices.
Banking stocks took a hit in early Monday trading.
“While at this time it is premature to quantify the exact size of the loss resulting from this exit, it could be highly significant and material to our first quarter results, notwithstanding the positive trends announced in our trading statement earlier this month,” Credit Suisse said.
Japan’s Nomura Holdings warned of “significant loss” estimated though other banks, such as Goldman Sachs, said their losses from the event would be immaterial.
A company spokesperson could not be reached for comment.
Archegos was founded by formerTiger Management equity analyst Bill Hwang.
Julian Robertson Jr.
:
$1.25 million
Restore Our Future for Mitt Romney.
Robertson is a legendary investor who founded
Tiger Management
, a private-equity firm and was a former Hillary Clinton backer.
"I met Mitt Romney … and he was the smartest guy I've ever seen and met with; and I've gotten to know him a little bit since and I would still make that statement, and he's extremely decent," Robertson
told
CNBC
during the 2008 election cycle.