tyb
>it doesn't
Absolutely correct...
Tell 'em I'll send doggo ober wif some tums.
If it goes past Thursday morning and still dropping triple digits they can worry..until then ain't nuffin.
Dhey are old enough to have seen real damage done to mkts.
dis ain't thatat all.
See wut PBOC does Weds night..
Not AF1 Joe on 82-8000 USAF 747 departed JBA to JFK
Biden To Announce 'Good News' On $100 Billion UN Climate Fund
US President Joe Biden is expected to announce "good news" on addressing a shortfall in a $100 billion global climate fund, a UN official said Monday following a closed-door meeting between countries on the sidelines of the general assembly. Biden, who will make his first speech to the world body as the American leader on Tuesday, was represented by his climate envoy John Kerry at the meeting convened by Britain and UN chief Antonio Guterres. Ahead of the Paris agreement, developed countries pledged to mobilize $100 billion a year from 2020 to support poorer nations with climate adaptation, but there is currently around a $20 billion shortfall. "We did hear from the US representative in the room that... some good news was imminent," the UN official said, adding there were "really positive views and signals coming from the US representative." "We don't have the details, of course, but hopefully it will help to provide that clarity on how the US intends to step up to support the mobilization of the $100 billion."
The announcement was a sliver of hope on the climate front following a slew of recent scientific reports painting a bleak picture of the planet's future, as the world's top polluters continue to spew greenhouse gases at alarming rates. Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who co-hosted the meeting, took leaders to task over their failure to honor their pledges for the fund, which is meant to deliver $100 billion every year from 2020 to 2025.
https://www.ibtimes.com/biden-announce-good-news-100-billion-un-climate-fund-3299809
>>93549 pb
SAM165 USAF C-40B departed LaGuardia Airport after a ground stop
>>93576 pb
Italian AF IAM3107 A319 on ground at JFK
NICE30 USAF KC-135 tanker over New Jersey setting up for Not AF1 Joe
dubs
Opendoor Technologies sold by SoftBank Vision Fund: $537.41m-Sept 16
Secondary for SoftBank cashout.
Opendoor Technologies Inc :. Announces Pricing of Secondary Public Offering by Selling Stockholder
https://www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/OPENDOOR-TECHNOLOGIES-INC-108596807/news/Opendoor-Technologies-Inc-Announces-Pricing-of-Secondary-Public-Offering-by-Selling-Stockholder-36419745/
Opendoor Technologies Inc. operates a digital platform for residential real estate that enables consumers to buy and sell their home. Home sellers can use the Company's mobile application or Website to request a competitive cash offer online. Home buyers can likewise utilize its app or Website to self-tour or virtually tour homes at their convenience, shop for financing, submit an offer and close on their timeline. It acquires homes directly from individual sellers and resell those homes to buyers, including both individual consumers and institutional investors. Upon acquiring a home, it typically makes necessary renovations and repairs before listing it for sale on its Website, its mobile app, Multiple Listing Services (MLS) and other online real estate portals. It also offers adjacent services, including title and escrow, Opendoor Home Loans, List with Opendoor and Buy with Opendoor. Number of employees : 1 048 people.
https://www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/OPENDOOR-TECHNOLOGIES-INC-108596807/company/
https://finviz.com/insidertrading.ashx?oc=1836869&tc=7&b=2
from today
Cars24 Bags $450 Million Funding From SoftBank, DST Global, Others
https://www.outlookindia.com/website/story/business-news-cars24-bags-450-million-funding-from-softbank-dst-global-others/395151
all pb
>>83995 SoftBank Unloads $14 Billion In Tech Stocks After NASDAQ Gamma Squeeze
>>85743 Door Dash, Inc. sold by Softbank: $ 2.06B-Aug 19
>>86038 SoftBank enlists ex-Mossad chief as investment adviser
>>90068 SoftBank to Borrow Almost $4 billion Against T-Mobile Stake
>>92370 Coupang, Inc. sold by Softbank Vision Fund: $1.69B-Sept 14
Not AF1 Joe on ground at JFK Int'l from JBA depart
NICE30 USAF KC-135 tanker on da track overhead as the mobile filling station.
SAM165 USAF C-40B went back to JBA from it's LaGuardia Airport ground stop
C2003 US Coast Guard HC-130 Hercules on descent for Del Rio Int'l from El Paso Int'l
No heat on dis guy.....
Australian PM Morrison arriving at JFK Int'l Airport for the U.N. BS
Australian AF ASY318 A330 inbound to JFK Int'l Airport from an Oahu, Hawaii departure earlier today
Left Sydney om 0919 with a stop at Canberra prior to arrival at Hawaii
Scott Morrison's hand-picked General given new military challenge following COVID vaccine rollout
The General appointed to fix Australia's faltering COVID-19 vaccine rollout has been named for another challenging job back in Defence, but it remains unclear when he will be able to begin his new role. Lieutenant General John Frewen will take on the position of Chief of Joint Capabilities (CJC), as the Defence Force establishes a high-powered taskforce to examine how Australia can best acquire submarines with nuclear propulsion. In June, Prime Minister Scott Morrison asked General Frewen to take on the role of Coordinator General of the National COVID Vaccine Taskforce, reporting directly to him and Health Minister Greg Hunt. The appointment of the widely respected Army figure to head Operation COVID Shield has drawn some criticism over concerns it could politicise the military. The Australia Defence Association in July tweeted: "Relying on the ADF to head emergency efforts (not just assist the civil community) risks dragging a necessarily non-partisan institution into #auspol controversy." Correspondence released under freedom of information laws this month show Mr Morrison told General Frewen "the necessary resources and assets will be put at your disposal" to help speed up COVID-19 vaccinations in Australia. The ABC has confirmed the three-star General's next appointment back in Australian Defence Force Headquarters formally begins this month, but military colleagues have not yet been told when he will arrive. An internal Defence notice circulated late on Monday states "he will remain seconded to the Department of Health as Coordinator-General of the National COVID Vaccine Task Force until his duties in that role are complete". General Frewen takes over as CJC from Vice-Admiral Jonathan Mead, who has been appointed to the newly created position Chief of Nuclear Powered Submarine Task Force.
https://www.msn.com/en-au/news/australia/scott-morrisons-hand-picked-general-given-new-military-challenge-following-covid-vaccine-rollout/ar-AAODtnD
They can't do it like 2008-2009
That was slow-motion train-wreck until Hussein decided eberybody needed to own equitys.
gotta be quick and dirty.
MP Materials Corp. sold by Chair/CEO: $109.20m-Sept 16
another secondary
MP Materials Announces Proposed Secondary Public Offering of Common Stock by Selling Stockholders
https://investors.mpmaterials.com/investor-news/news-details/2021/MP-Materials-Announces-Proposed-Secondary-Public-Offering-of-Common-Stock-by-Selling-Stockholders-87f435ef4/default.aspx
MP Materials Corp., formerly Fortress Value Acquisition Corp., is a producer of rare earth materials. The Company owns and operates Mountain Pass, an industrial asset, which is an earth mining and processing site of scale in the Western Hemisphere. The Company is focused on producing Neodymium-Praseodymium (NdPr). The Company's produced rare earth elements are critical inputs for the magnets that enable the mobility of electric vehicles, drones, defense systems, wind turbines, robotics and many other high-growth, advanced technologies. Number of employees : 277 people.
https://www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/MP-MATERIALS-CORP-108730348/company/
https://finviz.com/insidertrading.ashx?oc=1831746&tc=7&b=2
kek
no spiriting to a tropical island just prior to prison sentence starting
ohhh right he "ded"
C2003 US Coast Guard HC-130 Hercules departed Del Rio Int'l Airport back to El Paso Int'l
Muh Gas prices!
$4/gl at cheapest.
>vastness of the universe
g will say: How much does dat cost to get there?
The Justice Department Has Serious Grounds to Subpoena Trading Records from Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan
Fed watchers are stunned that Fed Chair Jerome Powell thinks it is appropriate for the Fed to investigate itself following one of the most arrogant and brazen trading scandals in the history of the Fed.
The focal point of that scandal is Robert S. Kaplan, the President of the Dallas Fed, who held non-public, market moving information throughout last year but nonetheless traded in and out of tens of millions of dollars of individual stocks as well as – wait for it – S&P 500 futures, an instrument used by speculators to make highly leveraged, directional bets on the market. S&P 500 futures extend the trading day to almost 24/7 from Sunday evening to Friday night. The type of trading done by Kaplan appears to be expressly prohibited by the Code of Conduct of the Dallas Fed. Appendix A on “Disqualifying Interests” of the Code of Conduct reads as follows:
“De minimis exemption for a matter of general applicability. An employee may participate in a particular matter of general applicability, such as rulemaking, where the disqualifying financial interest arises from ownership by the employee, his or her spouse or minor children of securities issued by one or more entities affected by the matter, if: “(1) the securities are publicly traded, or are municipal securities, the market value of which does not exceed; (a) $25,000 in any one such entity; and (b) $50,000 in all affected entities; “or (2) the securities are long-term federal government securities, the market value of which does not exceed $50,000.”
There was nothing de minimis about Kaplan’s trading of individual stocks. According to his financial disclosure form for 2020, Kaplan made “multiple” purchases and sells of greater than $1 million per transaction in 11 individual stocks. Three of those were interest-rate sensitive Big Tech stocks (Amazon, Apple and Facebook) that rose between 75 percent to 90 percent from their March 2020 lows, in no small part because of the interest rate cuts and other interventions of the Federal Reserve in 2020. See chart below.)
The E-mini S&P 500 futures contract can be leveraged by as much as 95 percent. Kaplan’s financial disclosure form indicates that he made “multiple” purchases and sells of some form of S&P 500 futures contract in transaction amounts of “over $1,000,000.” Currently, the public has no idea of how much “over $1,000,000” that futures trading amounts to or when it occurred. Kaplan previously worked for 22 years at one of the most sophisticated trading firms on the globe, Goldman Sachs. Kaplan rose to the rank of Vice Chairman at Goldman Sachs and was making $17.5 million in annual compensation in 2005. According to SEC filings, on February 7, 2005, eight months before Kaplan joined the Harvard Business School, Kaplan held $266 million in Goldman Sachs’ stock. In short, Kaplan was an extremely wealthy man who could have simply bought triple-A rated, tax-free municipal bonds and lived very comfortably the rest of his life, while avoiding notoriety for himself, his family and the central bank of the United States, the Federal Reserve. Kaplan became President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas in September of 2015. The Dallas Fed is one of the 12 regional Fed banks that make up the Federal Reserve System. Its President rotates on and off the Federal Reserve’s interest rate setting and policy making Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC).
Kaplan was a voting member of the FOMC in 2020 and thus had access to non public, market moving information regularly throughout 2020. In a normal year, the FOMC votes and announces market moving information just eight times a year – about every six weeks. The general public doesn’t get to read the minutes of these meetings until three weeks later. The minutes themselves can also move markets. The voting members of the FOMC know ahead of time what is in those minutes that will move markets — up or down. The communications team at the Dallas Fed has inexplicably declined to say if Kaplan was shorting the market in 2020. Were a voting member of the monetary policy setting committee of the U.S. central bank to short the market during one of the worst economic and health crises in U.S. history, it would be an act of unprecedented personal greed, putting self before country. But 2020 was not a normal year for Fed announcements. It was a year of an unprecedented pandemic when the Fed made one stunning announcement after another, sometimes during the trading day, at one point on a Sunday evening, and another time at 11:30 p.m. on a weekday night.
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2 of 2
Take March 12, 2020 for example. Shortly after the opening bell at 9:30 a.m. at the New York Stock Exchange, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 2,000 points and was locked, limit down, meaning trading was temporarily suspended. (The New York Stock Exchange suspends all trading for 15 minutes when the S&P 500 Index drops 7 percent, which occurred shortly after the opening bell on March 12.) At 12:58 p.m. on March 12, the New York Fed commenced a series of unprecedented Tweets. The official statement from the New York Fed said that the FOMC had been consulted in advance of these announcements, meaning that Kaplan had advance knowledge.
The gist of the announcement on March 12, during market trading hours, was that the Fed would be offering $500 billion in 3-month repo loans to its primary dealers (Wall Street trading firms) at 1:30 p.m. that day, which was on top of the $198.10 billion the Fed had already loaned the street in its morning repo loan operations. In addition, the announcement indicated that the Fed would offer another $1 trillion the next day in repo loans and $1 trillion a week in repo loans “for the remainder of the monthly schedule.” One minute after the Tweet from the New York Fed, this headline ran at CNBC: “Fed to pump in more than $1 trillion in dramatic ramping up of market intervention amid coronavirus meltdown.” The stock market immediately shaved 500 points from its losses. Unfortunately, market losses accelerated in the afternoon with the Dow closing down 9.99 percent for its worst one-day crash, at that point, since October 19, 1987. By the closing bell, the Dow was down 2352.6 points. Three days later, in another unprecedented move, on Sunday evening, March 15, at 5 p.m. the Fed announced it was slashing interest rates to zero, launching a $700 billion Quantitative Easing (QE) program, and cutting its Discount Window rate (the interest rate at which banks can borrow anonymously from the Fed) from 1.25 percent to one-quarter of one percent. The markets, correctly, read this as panic on the part of the Fed and S&P 500 futures tanked shortly after the announcement. By the close of trading on Monday, March 16, the Dow had lost another 2,997 points. The FOMC meeting in which all of this was voted on was an emergency meeting held ahead of the regularly scheduled meeting, thus adding further to market panic.
On Tuesday, March 17, at 10:45 a.m. in the morning, the Fed announced it was creating a bailout facility for commercial paper. At 6:00 p.m. the same day, the Fed announced another bailout facility for its primary dealers (the trading houses on Wall Street), called the Primary Dealer Credit Facility (PDCF). Both of these facilities were characterized by the Fed as helping “to support the credit needs of households and businesses,” rather than the obvious goal of bailing out Wall Street. (The same facilities were used to bail out Wall Street during the financial crash of 2008. In fact, the Primary Dealer Credit Facility pumped out $8.9 trillion dollars in cumulative loans from December 2007 to July of 2010 and two-thirds of that amount went to just three firms: Citigroup, Morgan Stanley and Merrill Lynch according to an audit of the Fed performed by the Government Accountability Office.) The next day, Wednesday, March 18, the Fed announced a bailout facility for money market mutual funds. That announcement came late at night, at 11:30 p.m. when U.S. stock exchanges were closed but S&P 500 futures were trading.
And on and on it went throughout 2020 with one announcement after another from the Fed causing gyrations in the market. If ever there was a year for a high-ranking Federal Reserve official, especially one sitting on the secret deliberations of the FOMC, to not be aggressively trading the market for his own account in order to protect his own reputation as well as the credibility of the Fed, it was in 2020. Because the unprecedented announcements by the Fed occurred in the same year as unprecedented trading by the Dallas Fed President, the U.S. Department of Justice must get involved. The DOJ must subpoena the trading records from Kaplan’s brokerage firms and examine how his trades compare with the timing of announcements from the Fed. Kaplan’s personal trades could have also sent a signal to the brokers at the trading firm(s) he was using to place his trades, who may have replicated his trades based on the belief that he was trading on inside information. Those broker records must also be subpoenaed.
An analysis of this trading by the DOJ needs to be released to the American people as soon as possible.
https://wallstreetonparade.com/2021/09/the-justice-department-has-serious-grounds-to-subpoena-trading-records-from-dallas-fed-president-robert-kaplan/
'bout all you can do if like dat.
At least there is cooperation
Many don't habs that-especially since the 'rona and the political divide.
the grounding part left muh in-laws
Was always about muh aches and pains...all the time and nothing else.
Became a contest amongst the frens they had all the while losing the reality of wut going on around them.
And then it was all about da jesus mang.
Checked out then.
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Nancy back to London from Athens, Greece
Din't Congress start today?
>askin for a fren
BOXER41 USAF C-40C on ground at Stansted Airport from Athens Int'l departure
This is German FM Maas arriving -no Merkel
German AF GAF907 A340 on ground at JFK from Berlin depart
ROWDY22 US Navy E-6B Mercury from Pax River heading se
C2003 US Coast Guard HC-130 Hercules departed El Paso Int'l after it's second ground stop and offload.
Heading to San Antonio Int'l where it began it's day from
County Judge: 1,500 Haitian migrants sent from Del Rio to El Paso since Friday
One-thousand five-hundred Haitian migrants who crossed the U.S. border at Del Rio, Texas, have arrived in El Paso since Friday. And 500 more are expected to land here every day for the next few days, El Paso County Judge Ricardo Samaniego said Monday morning. However, all those migrants have been placed on the federal Title 42 protocols and are either back in their country or on the way there, he said. “Five-hundred a day, that’s very manageable […] but if it becomes greater, we’d have to move them into our shelters,” Samaniego told Border Report. “As long as we use Title 42, it’s going to work. When we’re not able to … get them back to their country, then we’ll obviously take that flow into our community, which is something we don’t want because we’re not capable of managing them … that’s not the right way to handle the situation.” The Haitians being flown to El Paso were part of the multitude that crossed the U.S. border without authorization at Del Rio last week with the intent of seeking asylum. Federal officials are now trying to prevent further crossings and have started flying some of the migrants housed under a bridge near the Rio Grande to other Texas cities, including El Paso, for processing.
moar
https://www.ktsm.com/local/county-judge-1500-haitian-migrants-sent-from-del-rio-to-el-paso-since-friday/