Ty B
mucho appreciate dhat!!
appreciate W
don't want no rods mang
dat seems to be the path but I needs the flexible pmes
Kinda shocked they give you the option of the straight titanium ones and why would you even choose dhat?-instant fuse.
I agree
Being berry careful in the interim period
seen peeps get these (shots) and fuck it all up instantly cause it feelz better.
Not gonna be me.
Slow and steady wins and produces that result.
Only thing that worries is being in the hosp with all this shit gong on.
No control over that so a little trepidation but out of control
*in hosp when that time comes
yeppers
prepared for the longer ride.
gotta be done.
imma not fat and that makes a big difference for that access wise.
ok enough on dhat
keep the rest to email.
JAKE31 USAF Combat Sent north with LAGR333 (chek't) KC-135 tanker north from RAF Mildenhall
Heading north for "Cold Response" NATO fuckery
1 of 2 Combat Sents
FORTE11 Global Hawk RQ-4 drone setting up shop-will prolly be on this track still in the morning
Italian AF IAM1442 KC-135 tanker arriving back at Rome from Beirut ground stop of about 2 hours
From Record Selling To Panic Buying: A Week For The Hedge Fund History Books
If one had to describe last week's turmoil in the hedge fund world it would be just two words: "sheer chaos", because we have finally reached a point where smart investors have given up trying to predict what comes next and instead are merely trying to react (as fast as possible) to the newsflow.
As Goldman's Prime Brokerage explains, "the desk has witnessed the increasingly high level of difficulty in terms of navigating this market (10 out of 10 difficulty?). Indeed, the most recent GS PB flows data suggests that "investors are now chasing trends – buying on rallies, selling on selloffs - instead of anticipating what comes next, as that has become virtually impossible."
Witness the latest out of GS PB over recent sessions
*Prime Flow for Mar 11-14thth (SPX -2.03%) -- Largest $ net selling since early January
(and proof of the example mentioned in Mkt Fags report on friday)
>>130909 pb
>The NAS just made it back to the 50DMA but only just and even that took an over 8% move in 4 days because monday it was down so 8% in four days....absolute lunacy following and just behind is the SP500 with 6% rise in the same 4 days.
*Prime Flow for Mar 15th (SPX +2.14%) -- Largest $ net buying in 3 weeks
*Prime Flow for Mar 16th (SPX +2.24%) -- Largest $ net buying since late January
*Prime Flow for Mar 17th (SPX +1.23%) -- Overall book slightly net bought (1-Yr Zscore +0.2)
The numbers in terms of actual hedge fund activity are even more remarkable:
*Net selling from Friday (3/11) and Monday (3/14) combined was the 3rd largest over any 2-day period in the past decade (behind late Dec ’18 and early Jan ’22).
*Fundamental LS -6.0% (alpha -2.0%) vs MSCI TR -3.7%. Fundamental LS managers experienced negative alpha performance in 9 of the 11 trading days MTD.
*Fundamental LS Gross leverage has fallen -7.6 pts MTD – the 3rd largest decrease over any 10-day period behind Mar ’20 and Dec ‘18.
Fundamental LS Net leverage has fallen -7.5 pts MTD – the largest decrease over any 10-day period on record (since Jan ’16)-see cap #3. It is this phenomenon of extreme swings that has underscored a "short gamma" market (however, as we noted on Friday-and so did Mkt Fag-, dealers are now slightly long gamma so the volatility may finally quiet down)...don't count on that habbening until after the Qtrly close as they are all getting caught with dicks in hand each time the neckline (previous days close) gets breached without any real conviction-the meandering during mid-day. ... which results in one thing: buyers higher, and sellers lower-AKA PANIC BUYING. .. a shift we haven't seen in some time.
The relentless, trend-less roller coaster in stocks, explains why yet again, hedge funds are painfully under performing their benchmarks, with Equity L/S managers down -10% YTD on an asset-weighted basis and down around -6% on a simple average basis. The problem is that with hedge fund positioning the lowest in two years both gross and net..... any continued ramp higher will lead to another panicked, frenzied chase higher. Of course, if instead we see a reversal of last week's furious stampede, brace for the selling as hedge funds - already shellshocked - resume their liquidating ways.
and when that habbens ...dhere ain't shit that J-J-J-Janet and the inkjets can do about it over the medium term. They can have an arresting effect for a few sessions-which is exactly what they did prior to last week but they were noticeably absent last week.
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/record-selling-panic-buying-week-hedge-fund-history-books
ALL mayhem and they have no idea what to do next.
I love seeing them in this position cause all the smug "we know what habbens next" is virtually gone.
Problem is that many will be hurt by it and for that I do have sympathy for those but certainly NOT for the vacuous assholes that placed themselves there.
>where they models and other bullshit now huh
dubs confirm
dhey don't habs 'em for that type of behavior.
It moar like it used to be when these conditions persist...like the old tape readers-how I learned in the first place.
20 or 30 something jockeys shit out of luck cause they don't have a VAR model or algo that accounts for that at all.
And if they do it wouldn't show up until after it occurs.
So it becomes 50/50 and then add in the leverage they need to accomplish it-recipe for disaster.
>preppin g1
I'm sure deep down inside already noes-old enough to know better
The ability to recall though the other story so lucky he has you for that.
Got one moar meme coming for the notables "check list" then imma out
Joe Biden to visit Poland for urgent talks with NATO, European allies amid Ukraine crisis
after Brussels on Thursday
US President Joe Biden will be travelling Poland's capital city Warsaw to discuss the ongoing Ukraine crisis with Poland President Andrzej Duda, the White House informed on Monday. He will also hold urgent talks with NATO and other European allies.
Biden will discuss how US, alongside its allies and partners, is responding to the humanitarian crisis that Russia’s unjustified and unprovoked war on Ukraine has created. Biden will first travel to Brussels and then to Poland on Friday to meet with leaders there, press secretary Jen Psaki said in a statement.
The announcement regarding Biden's visit to Warsaw comes as Russian forces concentrate their fire upon cities and trapped civilians in a nearly month-old invasion of Ukraine.
Poland is a crucial ally in the Ukraine crisis. It is hosting thousands of American troops and is taking in more people fleeing the war in Ukraine. It became the face of many evacuations from Ukraine, including that of Indians stuck in the war-torn country. Poland has been one of the most vocal countries in asking fellow NATO members to consider getting more involved to rein in the bloodshed.
White House officials have said Biden has no plans to travel to Ukraine. Secretary of State Antony Blinken had briefly crossed into Ukraine from Poland as a show of solidarity alongside that country’s foreign minister, Dmytro Kuleba.
https://www.indiatvnews.com/news/world/joe-biden-poland-visit-march-25-urgent-talks-with-nato-european-allies-russia-ukraine-war-crisis-latest-updates-white-house-2022-03-21-765181
>wonder what else he nose?
Depends on how experienced he wuz at the time cause doing notes via repo is a boring tedious job-not much excitement BUT you can pick up a lot watching flows.
And since Merrill is part of too-big-to fail BofA nao if he wuz there say during that process in 2008 he prolly noes a bit moar than the avg. person on those desks.
Just before sunset look at Middle East and Yerp
Let's start in Iraq and Middle east/Med
Hungarian AF HUAF147 departed north from Baghdad Int'l afer a little moar than 3 hours on the ground
62-3513 USAF KC-135 tanker in it's usual piosition over nw Iraq
RAF RRR9831 A330 coming out of Syria abd back to Cyprus
Algerina AF 7TVPG G5 west from Baku, Azerbaijan
Yerp
French AF CTM2052 A400M descending for Constanta, Romania
NATO02 E-3TF Sentry AWACS on the track over northern Romania
Polish AF PLF101 737 Polish President Duda heading es over Romania
LAGR250 USAF KC-135 tanker ne
Italian AF IAM1413 767 sw from Rzesow Airport Poland
REDEYE6 USAF E-8C Joint STARS wn after it's north/south runs
RAF RRR9911 A330 MRTT trackin' just west of where REDEYE6 wuz
RAF 0HAVOC12 Eurofighter just got a tank full 'o gas from RRR9911
Italian AF IAM4670 C-130 on descent for Rzesow
Dutch AF MMF20 MRTT settiing up for refueling tracks just south of Bydgoszcz, Poland replacing MMF18 who is heading west
RAF RRR7229 RC-135 Rivet Joint trackin north/south along Polish border area of Belarus/Ukraine
JAKE11 USAF RC-135 Rivet Joint done with it's eastern Poland traces and west
There is/are moar up but these are the biggins and it does look a 'mess' but why they are listed as who is where doing what.
https://globe.adsbexchange.com/?icao=477ff4,ae068c,43c6f6,0a400b,3b7772,4d03c8,48d982,ae0669,33fe7d,ae1491,43c700,43c60d,33fff1,480c41,43c38c,ae01d1,480c42
Dis wut BOTUS doing in about 25 minutes
11am EST Not AF1 Joe hosts a secure call with President Emmanuel Macron of France, Chancellor Olaf Scholz of Germany, Prime Minister Mario Draghi of Italy, and Prime Minister Boris Johnson of the United Kingdom to discuss their coordinated responses to Russia’s unprovoked and unjustified attack on Ukraine
https://factba.se/biden/calendar
Love the language towards the end
Duda to Chisinau, Moldova
Polish AF PLF101 on descent for Chisinau, Moldova
The President of Poland, Andrzej Duda, pays a visit to the Republic of Moldova
https://trm.md/en/radio-moldova-promo/presedintele-poloniei-andrzej-duda-intreprinde-o-vizita-in-republica-moldova
Looks like a stop at Sophia after this
President Radev invites his Polish counterpart Andrzej Duda to visit Bulgaria in the coming days
https://bnr.bg/en/post/101617572/president-radev-invites-his-polish-counterpart-andrzej-duda-to-visit-bulgaria-in-the-coming-days
SPAR98 USAF G5 wn from Constanta AB, Romania
NATO weenies leaving after about 2.5 hours on the ground
Departed Warsaw earlier today with a stop at Rzesow Airport prior to Constanta
Warsaw-Constanta-Warsaw yesterday and arrived to Warsaw on 0319 from Ramstein
Mkt Fag: Morning Market report...hedge funds still chasing tail(s) muh 'puter can't tell me wut to do edition
After an initial pop, courtesy of the easily manipulated and razor thin order book Futures trading, it has given that up and dumped down. That pop lasted all of ten minutes and was met with the usual "Sell Mortimer!". That has been exhausted and currently witnessing a pretty choppy bounce on declining volume-black line in cap#2-this is moar proof that there has to be a bit moar than normal human involvement becasue usually the HFT algo's all kick in at abut the same time and you see a slower, moar steady rise-they can't just buy it all at once or it increases price paid. They are being VERY cautious-see above from last night >>131084 . They simply habs no idea what to do so treading lightly. Metals got a good pop and the charts are digesting that noa-coming off of that flurry nao.- see cap#4 for Ag are usual bigger of two movers %-wise.
The same FED head-who actually had a sort of realistic projection of GDP last year-and quickly "adjusted" for reflect colleagues moar "transient" approach to inflation (Atlanta) is making noises again-this the reason they are gioving for the drop: “I penciled in six rate hikes for 2022 and two more for 2023,” Bostic said in a speech Monday to a National Association for Business Economics conference in Washington. “I recognize that I am toward the bottom of the distribution relative to my colleagues, but the elevated levels of uncertainty are front forward in my mind and have tempered my confidence that an extremely aggressive rate path is appropriate today.” The problem is that the market already noes it's gonna be a raise in Prime at every meeting and taken away starting in 2023 see here and already known over a month ago >>126758 pb FOMC Minutes: "Faster" is the Word-calculatedrisk
But "muh surprise" right?...kek
People always need an excuse as to why the markets do what they do. Won't come to own conclusion so the Fin MSM habbily provide it for them.
Here is one reason of many...it's not just a Fed Head restating what they already knew in early February...thanks tards. Member we habs the 7 year still out performing the 10 year (see cap#3 for 10) as it's taken off nao after being just below 2.25% last weds. This 7 year is nao about 4 basis points higher see https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/bond/tmubmusd07y
The dollar is relatively quiet after it's dive last week see cap #4 here >>130909 pb
U.S. Curve Flattest Since 2019 Versus U.K.’s as Fed, BOE Diverge
The U.S. yield curve hasn’t been this flat in more than three years compared to its U.K. counterpart as the Federal Reserve takes a more hawkish stance than the Bank of England. The yield on 10-year U.K. bonds jumped 10 basis points on Monday, widening the gap with two-year paper to about 31 basis points. That compares with a 22 basis-point gap for the equivalent U.S. spread.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-03-21/u-s-curve-flattest-since-2019-versus-u-k-s-as-fed-boe-diverge
see here from last Tuesday : >>130538 pb Fresh part of Treasury yield curve inverts, with 7-year rate trading above 10-year yield
Au/Ag digesting a pop earlier-see cap #4 for our higher performer Ag (on a % basis up or down).
Had a little pause on Ag and it continues the trend up
Oil continues it's march off that just below $100 lrecent low and will reamin elevated for two reasons: Armaco's expected next "chunk" in an IPO and the EIA said it would remain abouve $100 so Poof!! it does but it is moar of the former rather than latter-see cap #5
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/%5EIXIC
https://www.kitco.com/charts/livesilver.html
https://www.macrotrends.net/2566/crude-oil-prices-today-live-chart
https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/bond/tmubmusd10y
>moar proof that there has to be a bit moar than normal human involvement because usually the HFT algo's all kick in
The executions are still being performed by the 'bots so to 'splain moar: the movements are such that it requires moar human involvement in what those bots are programmed to do.
They can't simply "plug in" a model sit back or go take a $500 lunch break and the come back and see the expected results nao....because that is simply not habbening with the bigger movements (volatility) so they have to watch it...gee just like most retail traders who don't and have really never had that option.
SAM602 USAF C-32A on ground at Shannon, Ireland for ground stop/refuel after departing Athens. Greece
Arrive at Rome on 0318 from JBA depart
Depart to Dubai on 0319
Depart Dubai to Athens on 0320
Departure from Athens earlier today
This was the MIA C-32A that has returned to Int'l service
India Ignores Western Pressure, Buys 'Cheap' Russian Crude
With China refusing to bend the knee to Washington's "denounce Putin" demands, it appears the Biden administration's narrative that the world is united against Russia is creaking at the seams as Bloomberg reports that cheap Russian Urals crude is finding willing buyers in India.
And why wouldn't they... With Urals Crude trading at a stunning $30 discount to Brent, who can blame India for snapping it up. "Russia is offering oil and other commodities at a heavy discount. We will be happy to take that," one of the Indian government officials said. The official added that such trade required preparatory work including transportation, insurance cover and getting the right blend of crude, but once that was done India would take Russia up on its offer.
Hindustan Petroleum Corp. recently bought 2 million barrels of the grade for delivery in June, and other processors are also seeking cargoes, according to people familiar with the matter. Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Ltd. and Bharat Petroleum Corp. are looking to buy Urals crude for delivery in May and June, the people familiar with the plans said. Oil Minister Hardeep Singh Puri told lawmakers on Monday that Indian buyers have contracted the equivalent of about three days’ worth of the nation’s oil needs from Russia, which will be supplied over the next three to four months. That works out at about 15 million barrels of Russian oil, given India’s daily oil requirement of five million barrels. “Even if we were to scale this up considerably, it would still be literally a drop in a larger bucket,” the minister said in India’s parliament.
moar
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/india-ignores-western-pressure-buys-cheap-russian-crude
>>130265 lb India Is Mulling Rupee-Ruble Payments System For Trade With Russia
>>131124, >>131120, >>131127, >>131128
Boeing is Dow's biggest loser as shares slide after reported crash of Boeing 737 jet operated by Chinese airline
Boeing Co. is dragging down the Dow Jones Industrial Average Monday morning, with its shares tumbling after a Boeing 737 jet operated by a Chinese airline reportedly crashed. Shares of Boeing BA, -3.84%, the Dow's biggest loser in Monday morning trading, are down around 5%, according to FactSet data. Chinese state media broadcaster CCTV said the accident, involving a China Eastern Airlines Boeing, occurred near the city of Wuzhou in Teng county, according to an Associated Press report Monday.The Wall Street Journal reported that the aircraft was a 737-800 and not a Boeing 737 MAX, citing the Aviation Safety Network database. The Dow DJIA, -0.52% was down around 0.5% Monday morning, while the U.S. Global Jets ETF JETS, -2.28% was off 2.7%, FactSet data show, at last check. Boeing made up around 2% of U.S. Global Jets ETF's net assets as recently as March 18, according to the holdings listed on U.S. Global Investors Inc.'s website.
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/boeing-is-dows-biggest-loser-as-shares-slide-after-reported-crash-of-boeing-737-jet-operated-by-chinese-airline-2022-03-21
Just after sunset
2 Israeli AF Re'em 707 tankers up GIANT 1 and 2-usually only see one of these at a time
GIANT1 on descent to the south and GIANT2 just north of Jerusalem
SAM655 USAF G5 KAF AC of interdast (high level) west from JBA depart
RCH0220 USAF C-17 also west from Dover AFB
SPAR18 USAF C-40C west from JBA depart
Fed Chair Powell: FOMC "Not assuming significant near-term supply-side relief" on inflation
Turning to price stability, the inflation outlook had deteriorated significantly this year even before Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
The rise in inflation has been much greater and more persistent than forecasters generally expected. For example, at the time of our June 2021 meeting, every Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) participant and all but one of 35 submissions in the Survey of Professional Forecasters predicted that 2021 inflation would be below 4 percent. Inflation came in at 5.5 percent.
For a time, moderate inflation forecasts looked plausible—the one-month headline and core inflation rates declined steadily from April through September. But inflation moved up sharply in the fall, and, just since our December meeting, the median FOMC projection for year-end 2022 jumped from 2.6 percent to 4.3 percent.
Why have forecasts been so far off? In my view, an important part of the explanation is that forecasters widely underestimated the severity and persistence of supply-side frictions, which, when combined with strong demand, especially for durable goods, produced surprisingly high inflation.
The pandemic and the associated shutdown and reopening of the economy caused a serious upheaval in many parts of the economy, snarling supply chains, constraining labor supply, and creating a major boom in demand for goods and a bust in services demand. The combination of the surge in goods demand with supply chain bottlenecks led to sharply rising goods prices (figure 4). The most notable example here is motor vehicles. Prices soared across the vehicles sector as booming demand was met by a sharp decline in global production during the summer of 2021, owing to shortages of computer chips. Production remains below pre-pandemic levels, and an expected sharp decline in prices has been repeatedly postponed.
Many forecasters, including FOMC participants, had been expecting inflation to cool in the second half of last year, as the economy started going back to normal after vaccines became widely available.3 Expectations were that the supply-side damage would begin to heal. Schools would reopen—freeing parents to return to work—and labor supply would begin bouncing back, kinks in supply chains would begin resolving, and consumption would start rotating back to services, all of which could reduce price pressures. While schools are open, none of the other expectations has been fully met. Part of the reason may be that, contrary to expectations, COVID has not gone away with the arrival of vaccines. In fact, we are now headed once again into more COVID-related supply disruptions from China. It continues to seem likely that hoped-for supply-side healing will come over time as the world ultimately settles into some new normal, but the timing and scope of that relief are highly uncertain. In the meantime, as we set policy, we will be looking to actual progress on these issues and not assuming significant near-term supply-side relief.
https://www.calculatedriskblog.com/2022/03/fed-chair-powell-fomc-not-assuming.html
C202 US Coast Guard G5 se from Miami Int'l ground stop of about 3 hours-inbound from Reagan National Airport
the ghost known as fuggen Blythe Masters makes an appearance
Blythe Masters SPAC Merger Sends Forge Global Stock Soaring
Forge Global Holdings Inc. soared in the first day of trading after completing its tie-up with a blank-check company led by Blythe Masters, the former JPMorgan Chase & Co. executive who helped create credit default swaps.
Shares of the private-securities marketplace gained as much as 166% in Tuesday trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the FRGE ticker. It’s the first session for Forge Global after it combined with special-purpose acquisition company Motive Capital Corp. Masters, who was Motive’s chief executive officer, will remain on the board of the combined entity. The rally goes against the tide for SPACs and their post-merger progeny, which have plunged since enthusiasm for blank-check companies peaked in February 2021. SPACs are called blank checks because they raise money for buying an operating business without giving a specific target, implicitly asking investors to rely on the expertise of their management.
The quality of most other blank-check ventures has deteriorated, in part because they featured celebrities and sports stars without track records of business expertise. The IPOX SPAC Index is down about 40% from its highs of last year, and the De-SPAC Index that tracks post-merger performance has lost more than 60%.
By contrast, Masters is an acknowledged financial star on Wall Street after more than two decades working with derivatives at JPMorgan, and later joining Digital Asset Holdings in 2015 where she was a high-profile advocate of blockchain for finance.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-03-22/blythe-masters-spac-s-merger-sends-forge-global-stock-soaring
Blythe Masters
Member of the Board of Directors-Credit Suisse
Chair of Credit Suisse Holdings (USA), Inc. (2021–present)
Chair of the Digital Transformation and Technology Committee (2022–present)
Member of the Compensation Committee (2021–present)
Member of the Risk Committee (2021)
2019–present Motive Partners
President of Motive Capital Corporation II (SPAC) (2021-present)
Member of the Board of Directors of CAIS (2021-present)
Consultant of Apollo Global Management2015–2018
Digital Asset Holdings LLC-DAH-this is from where Blythe just vanished from in 2018 and did not "surface" in public until the process to be elected to Credit Suisse BoD
also DAH was the start of basically digitizing the entire derivative shit pile.
Chief Executive Officer (2021-present)
CEO and Member of the Board of Directors of Motive Capital Corporation I (SPAC) (2020-present)
Motive Partners, Founding Partner (2019-present)
But it is her role here that allows her to have a special place in hell alongside Jamie Dimon and the "clean-up crew" as Head of Global Commodities
1991–2015 J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.
Head of Corporate & Investment Bank Regulatory Affairs (2010–2014)
Head of Global Commodities (2007–2014)
Chief Financial Officer Investment Bank (2004–2007)
Head of Credit Policy and Strategy and Global Credit Portfolio (2002–2004)
Co-Head of Asset Backed Securitization and Head of Global Structured Credit (2000–2002)
Co-Head of North American Credit Portfolio (1998–2000)
Head of Global Credit Derivatives Marketing (1995–1998)
Various Roles in Fixed Income Markets (1991–1995)
https://www.credit-suisse.com/about-us/en/our-company/our-management/board-of-directors/blythe-masters.html
So all the shitty credit products that started to detonate in 2006 (even though they tried to hide it) you can thank Blythe for those and the insurance (CDS) so eagerly allowed to be applied to them.
from 2014-see cap #2 as well
How Blythe Masters pioneered the credit default swap
https://moneyweek.com/316602/profile-of-blythe-masters
Argentina Raises Key Rate to 44.5% as Inflation Heats Up
Argentina’s central bank raised its benchmark rate Tuesday for the third time this year as inflation continues to speed up.
Officials increased the key, 28-day Leliq rate by 200 basis points to 44.5%, according to a statement. The announcement comes after President Alberto Fernandez declared a “war on inflation” last week, adding days later that the government will take “all necessary measures” to combat price increases. Government data last week showed consumer prices in February rose 4.7% from January, the fastest monthly pace in nearly a year and the third straight month of higher inflation. Raising borrowing costs above Argentina’s 52% annual inflation rate is a pillar of the monetary policy the government agreed upon in its pending program with the International Monetary Fund. Tuesday’s rate increase boosts the effective annual rate, which accounts for compounded interest, to 53.3%.
Policy makers at the central bank consider that the effective annual rate is the one that needs to exceed inflation to comply with the IMF’s goal of positive rates. After not raising borrowing costs for a year despite high inflation, the government’s IMF agreement has made the central bank shift its inflation strategy. Along with raising rates, the monetary authority has committed to printing less money this year to finance government spending.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-03-22/argentina-raises-key-rate-to-44-5-as-inflation-heats-up
Heading towards Zimbabwe
ok
still getting relief which was badly needed-gotta deal with the 'roid shittiness which is a lot different than just taking them orally.
down on the pain meds as a result but only by one so far-still gots big issues
Will prolly get another one of these but different-bit moar dangerous and need to be knocked out for that one-bigger needle and side-steps nerve.
Forgetting the word for it but you prolly know-you don't habs to repeat it-it's on one of the docs I nave just not at hand right now.
Trudope leaving for Brussels
Canadian AF CFC01 A310 departed Ottawa Int'l east to Brussels
Times local
9:30 a.m. The Prime Minister will arrive in Brussels, Belgium.
5:05pm Prime Minister will hold a bilateral meeting with the President of the European Parliament, Roberta Metsola.
5:30 p.m. The Prime Minister will deliver an address to the European Parliament.
7:30 p.m. The Prime Minister will hold a bilateral meeting with the Prime Minister of Finland, Sanna Marin.
8:35 p.m. The Prime Minister, along with the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, will deliver brief remarks.
8:45 p.m. The Prime Minister will attend a working dinner with the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen. European Commission Headquarters – Le Berlaymont
https://pm.gc.ca/en/news/itineraries/2022/03/22/prime-ministers-itinerary-wednesday-march-23-2022
read the book Big Short...the movie awful- totally over-dramatized (hollywood of course) and all but two actors are even remotely convincing in the roles.
The bald #'s guy (dunno who it is) and C. Bale who played Burry
The rest of the cast is thoroughly unconvincing.
Books usually better than move adaptations anyway.
turned it off after about 45 minutes.
*arrived yesterday GMT
out for now