About as effective as pinning a liquor store robbery on AA, but they'll probably try.
This is interesting reading:
https:// archive.fo/POGEp
This explains why the fun only really happens after 3:00 pm.
>7% decline
>If the S&P 500 falls 7% from the previous session’s close before 3:25 p.m. Eastern, all stock-market trading halts for 15 minutes.
>The S&P 500 set a session low of 1,866.86 earlier Monday, for a 5.3% drop. It would have to fall to 1,832.92 to trigger a so-called Level 1 trading halt.
>13% decline
>After stocks reopen, it would then take a 13% decline by the S&P 500 before 3:25 p.m. to trigger a second trading halt, which would also last 15 minutes. For Monday’s session, that would mean a decline to 1,714.67.
>20% decline
>After a second trading halt, it would take a decline of 20% to trigger a so-called Level 3 circuit breaker. That would take an S&P 500 drop to 1,576.71 on Monday. Once a 20% drop occurs, that’s all she wrote. Trading is halted for the remainder of the day.
>Also note that after 3:25 p.m., stocks only stop trading in the event of a 20% drop.
RIGGED SYSTEM
>Neo isn't the one, Agent Smith is
Reminds of this PKD story posted recently:
http:// www.thetruthpodcast.com/story/2015/10/7/silvias-blood
>There is usually a certain age, most often 55 or 57, but it sounds like Andy's was 50.
Where I live cops have an "80 factor" which is there age plus years of service add up to 80, they can retire.
They don't really offer pensions in the private sector anymore, and I maintain that Manning and Snowden loyalty problems stem from a (((reform))) of work rules starting in the 80's. If you have nothing to look forward to or work for, and you're just on contract that can end anytime, why bother being loyal?
What happens when a priestess is powerless over someone? I've had several "queens" try to screw with me. One even got scared when she saw me at a court hearing and made a deal there and then to avoid me. I'm a Christian.