>>18110108 pb At least 57 warplanes and four ships belonging to the Chinese People's Liberation Army were detected near Taiwan in the past 24 hours
64-14846 Rivet Joint was running a hard pattern just off China (Ningbo delta south to Taiwan straight) and returned to Kadena AB Okinawa about 5 hours ago and another one SNOOP44arrived at Yokota AB about 9h ago
morning/anoon to ya
Before you get to another 50 posts
you know where it is
https://sys.8kun.top/log.php?board=qresearch
Federal Reserve Act signed on Dec 23 and announced to public on Christmas Eve-the start of Noel season
'''Federal Reserve Act Signed into Law
December 23, 1913'''
President Woodrow Wilson signed the Federal Reserve Act in December 1913, culminating three years of discussion and debate over the development of a central bank.
https://www.federalreservehistory.org/essays/federal-reserve-act-signed
like all of your posts
photo ops and little else
>Laws without enforcement are meaningless
>No planefaggging
PF: NIPPY45Rivet Joint tracking EW north of Curacao, Bonaire, Aruba and VZ-SAM914 G5 landed at Miami Int'l from JBA
PAT617 C-12V Huron north from Orlando Int'l, VM714 C-560 in at Key West with RCH602 C-17 north from Panama Pacifico Airport
PAT= Priority Air Transport
CFC01 continues to Santa Lucia AB
Mexi AF PF511 CN-235 Persuader in at Mex. City from Guadalajara (and same one that was in and out at Juarez shortly before Potato arrived at El Paso)
narcos said they'd start torching Fed bldgs if he wasn't released by today so they'll wait until after this staged event is done.
>>18110880 SAM914 G5 landed at Miami Int'l from JBA
>>18110798 ^^
US Corporations Are Still Lining Up to Buy Back Their Own Shares
The rising threat of an economic recession has done nothing to dissuade Corporate America from spending big on its own shares.
American firms announced a record $1.26 trillion of share buybacks in 2022, up 3% from a year ago, according to data compiled by Birinyi Associates. By the firm’s estimate, companies executed on 82% of that total, spending $1.03 trillion. And the outlays aren’t just to offset employee stock grants that would otherwise dilute ownership, Birinyi found. The number of shares outstanding has shrunk for the top buyers in recent years, a sign that those repurchases have bolstered equity prices, or in the case of 2022’s bear market prevented losses from snowballing. As companies retrench for an economic slowdown, cutting costs on everything from advertising to travel and hiring, the continued commitment to share buybacks serves as a counter to the doom and gloom on Wall Street. “Despite 98% or whatever survey you want to use of CEOs saying they are worried about a recession, they are still comfortable enough to spend money on stock buybacks, so are they really that worried?” said Jeff Rubin, director of research at Birinyi Associates. Barring a severe recession, another year of $1 trillion or more of buybacks wouldn’t be surprising, he said.
The steady demand from repurchases continues to be one the few upward forces left in the market at a time when investors of all stripes have been pulling back from stocks. About one week into 2023, an index tracking companies with the highest buybacks has beaten the S&P 500 by 1.9 percentage points — the second-best start to a year since 2009. During the past decade, the basket outperformed by 45 percentage points.
Spending money on stock has repeatedly drawn criticism from politicians and academics who say the cash would be better used to help boost long-term growth, such as employee benefits and equipment upgrades. A law imposing a 1% tax on buybacks goes in effect this year.
https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/us-corporations-are-still-lining-up-to-buy-back-their-own-shares-1.1867705
>single digit posts used to be common around these parts
kek
kek
>Dec 2018
only that far back?
Welcome
you have fun jerkin yerself off with yer list of notables bro
I don't save them like a typical narcissist does
But when you get banned in the same month
That is worth saving