If anon's morale is low, then anons are not seeing it clearly.
Kash is right, this is just getting started and the amount of evidence was perfectly clear, the Prosecution spent a lot of time painting the complete picture of a vast Joint Venture Conspiracy. They didn't do that for Sussmann, they did this for the truthful narrative getting out. I bet journalists are quaking in their boots, because even if they were not in the emails in Sussmann trial, Fusion communicated with 100s of outlets and journalists, as a matter of fact it was stated their were 500 pages or more of communication with the press. Probably got it all from Fusion. So I suspect the plan is to go wider and higher on all involved, until we get to Ukraine and Italy (and others). This is not done by a long shot. Sussmann was just the vehicle to get all the info out. What's that saying, "Appear Weak When You Are Strong". That's what the media thinks Durham is weak now, NO they are only getting started.
I actually feel more optimistic after the acquittal, because that nobody Sussmann will not be in the way now. He was the movie screen that the overarching case is being built and shown on.
Although Sussman did spend a lot of money defending himself, like $300,000. I wonder if HRC reimburses him for the fees?
that's true they have held and run it down for months. I just buy more.
go eat a snickers or something….
will Sessions ever be acknowledged for what he did? I sure hope there is a hero's parade and he's in it one day. I liked the guy.
what if fucking wrong with the SEC, warning people to research your stocks??? This is totally ridiculous, many people get into investing learns as they go and heard a stock was going to soar. But the SEC works for the wealthy and makes big bucks on the short stops themselves. the 5th Circuit said they are unconstitutional and don't have the authority to do what they do.
SEC Takes Aim At Retail Investors, Meme Stocks In New Video
BY Benzinga
— 9:36 AM ET 06/01/2022
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is used to going after insider traders, pump and dumpers and fraudulent advisors. But yesterday, the federal regulatory agency went after a new group: retail investors.
The SEC posted a video on its YouTube channel encouraging retail investors (everyday people buying stocks) to do research before investing. The video is a 30-second clip, portraying a game show in which a contestant selects "Meme Stocks" and promptly loses his money and gets hit in the face with a pie.
A second contestant decides to do research before choosing which asset to invest in, leaving the first contestant asking, "Wait, we can do research?"
While the SEC did not specifically name any companies in its video, it's clear the video was targeted at GameStop Corp (NYSE:GME) and AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc (NYSE:AMC), as well as other stocks that retail investors flocked to throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc (NYSE:GS) recently shared a chart that showed that the indexed return of its "Retail Investor Favorite Basket" has reverted back to its pre-COVID level, wiping out any gains. At one point, the retail investor basket was outperforming the S&P 500, but the latter index has since surpassed the former.
Eric Balchunas, a writer at Bloomberg who covers ETFs, replied to a tweet showing the chart, saying that Goldman needs to do a better job of defining "retail" because passive investors have bought $200 billion worth of ETFs year-to-date.
Goldman should specify what "retail" means, looks like they mean Robinhood YOLO-ers. Meanwhile, "retail" passive fund investors have plowed $200b into equity funds YTD.– Eric Balchunas (@EricBalchunas) May 31, 2022
He continues, saying that the way a large portion of retail investors buy and hold ETFs is actually a smarter way to invest than the methods used by a lot of Wall Street analysts. (and that right there is total bullshit)
https://eresearch.fidelity.com/eresearch/evaluate/news/basicNewsStory.jhtml?symbols=GME&storyid=202206010936BENZINGANEWSWIRE27496188
Apple App Store Analysis:Reddit Surges Into Top 10 Ahead Of Snapchat, Facebook And Twitterkekkity
BY Benzinga
— 12:49 PM ET 06/01/2022
The Reddit mobile application has passed some of the most popular social media apps in the Apple Inc NASDAQ:AAPL app store.
What To Know: The Reddit app was ranked no higher than 20th and no lower than 50th in the iOS App Store for almost all of May, according to data from SimilarWeb. During the last week of the month, Reddit saw download volume surge, which carried it into the top 10 of Apple's "Top Free Apps" list.
Reddit passed several popular social media apps along the way, including Snap Inc's NYSE:SNAP Snapchat, Meta Platforms Inc's NYSE:FB Facebook and Twitter Inc NYSE:TWTR. It's still trailing popular short-form video app TikTok and Meta's Instagram.
Why It Matters: Reddit is well known for helping fuel last year's meme-stock frenzy. Founded in 2012, r/wallstreetbets surged in popularity at the beginning of 2021 as retail traders took to the subreddit to discuss potential short-squeeze opportunities in stocks like GameStop Corp NYSE:GME and AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc NYSE:AMC.
GameStop is scheduled to announce its first-quarter financial results after the market closes Wednesday.
https://eresearch.fidelity.com/eresearch/evaluate/news/basicNewsStory.jhtml?symbols=GME&storyid=202206011249BENZINGANEWSWIRE27503352