Comments by "" (@jmitterii2) on "Wall Street Millennial" channel.

  1. Ma forgot he was "allowed" to be a retail monopoly... while others were barred. Little Ma acted like big Da'.. and well he was put back into his place.
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  2. Wow, never knew about this one. And the last portion is partly why. Aristocracy has become once again become beyond parasitical to downright dangerous.
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  3. Deep down we wish all these hogs would take the ticket, and a bloom and done. Sort of a self imposed French 1790's.
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  4. A few things I could imagine... the LLC aka corporation can rot in the wind in bankruptcy. So how cares about company you use the pump. On another company or your personal account though you can play the pumps. Buying options contracts out of the money and making 100x to 1,000x to even 10,000x. The pump mechanism will be holding the bag of stocks that were bought up on your stupidity buy up the ask order book. And that get go twisting in the wind. Therefore, what they need to do is examine all trusts and LLC's and individual accounts across the world he could have where he was playing the fronting portion of the scam.
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  5. Wish he and others pumping this type of garbage would have had it tatted on their forehead so we also would know not to listen to these grifters.
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  6. LOL! That's kind of like crypto. But to get peoples' real money they developed tether and circle an terra.
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  7. And Binance is a huge scam that is crypto in general. Tether based... but USDC and Terra have gotten involved in the ponzi and pyramid schemes.
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  8. The entire "GOODWILL" entry in accounting needs to go. Its fucking garbage.
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  9. They foster scams. Musk will go down as the biggest bullshit con jobber... or rather one of the biggest grifters of American history.
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  10.  @dhayes907  She takes the fees and sticks those in her own bank accounts... and gambles her clients remaining amount into insolvent companies. She's amazing... and amazing more is how fast the money goes... pooof and its gone.
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  11. They need desperate and destitute to keep wages down and pit workers against one another, and the ponzi of various financial gimmickry needs new suckers with some saved up money constantly fomoing into their cons. Or it all falls apart. Reality, flat line population to even slightly diminishing population is a good thing as far as resource moderation. Earth has only so much resources and recycling is capable of extending some resource energy for so long. And this wasn't something not anticipated. Populations don't need to make up for horrible historical child mortality rates... where 1 or 2 kids out of 6 or 7 would survive into adulthood. Now, each child is likely to survive into adulthood. Secondly, we're not agriculture so the need of excessive families to work the farm or shop isn't necessary; it isn't "profitable" rather children are not chattel to make ends meet, but more or less an expense.
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  12. Stores, particularly after COVID, often give free deliveries. And shipping is always an easy skimp. Just like oligarchs fire or keep wages low, as worker compensation is always the easy skimp. So that's why shippers like this are a joke. They don't make money. And most people simply don't really order from them. It's a bloated market that someone can just do it themselves and often do to make money stretch. Because its easy to pick up your own stuff. It's a niche for the very few affluent and rich. And even they often have gofer boys and girls already on their staff. So... even many of the rich don't use them. Ueber maybe. But again, even the super rich often don't use them because they have a staff that does the gofer boy job. And affluent people... sure they spend like drunken sailors and that's their target audience, but few of them exist to the glut in easy capacity, easy entry to market. Moment affluent feel like they've put themselves out of affluence, they do stop spending on that and worsening demand quickly, on a easily supplied gofer market. Why investors came running? Effect of idiot low interest rates. Stampede the easy crap. And I think they were hoping the giggle economy wouldn't make workers not giggle. And perhaps it would spread to other sectors; the fiasco of using a employee makeup that's mostly from temp agencies... hasn't worked because you typically get a circus clown productivity nobody works nothing gets produced and you spend even more on workmen compensation with accidents going to the moon... all while production tanks. Quality... what quality at that point. And many employers have already discovered the giggle economy was just that, a sickly laugh. Doesn't work. Shit in shit out. And it all falls down.
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  13. And with so much of able to program now... we're all employees who can and are expected to write our own databases... and you need more companies that don't already have a primary database. The big players like Orical or Lucent or so many to name have already hit the road and sold lots of their stuff both to government and to all businesses. And the holdouts are super cheapskate companies that generally already use one of them.. usually JDE from Orical... anyway now they're just demanding their bullshit jobs actually do this stuff for them from scratch using excel and Access and other programs to build their own databases that link into one of the ones they already bought licenses for like JDE or similar CCRM tool. The space is crowded. And lots of people are learning or have learned how to build their own. Novelty is gone.
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  14. Cathie Woods is the original Reddit gambler... makes big and loses it all in the reckless abandon.
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  15. Dude... N Korea is a fucking nightmare... take a tour... see for yourself.
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  16. Plutocracy. So you can guess. Robber barons never vanished. And the stuff during the 1930's to 1950's... FDR type policies were way way way too much.
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  17. Yeah he's to something... he's apparently holding massive bags and the faster he talks the more underwater on those bags.
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  18. Bingo! Then there are some of the "smart" money that is truly dumb. And snorted a bit too much of the line of coke.
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  19.  @MrNeelthehulk  Exactly... Japan 1989. And 32 years later and still upside down.
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  20. I used them once since our employer it's "free"; cheaper than a doctor visit. But they're the same as going to an Urgent care in Idaho. I have to see a family doctor to get long term Rx. So all they could do was prescribe a small dosing. I had to still go for a family doctor visit, which is annoying. Because every time I establish a family doctor, the last 3 docs either retired, or moved to another medical institution. And it does cost each visit just for a full Rx. What I started doing, is having my dentist write me the Rx; they're able to write long term Rx for my issue which involves mouth issues. It reminded me of turning doctors into call center workers.
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  21. Yeah, he wasn't doing this to benefit anyone but himself. But okay.
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  22. The more underwater holding his bags the faster he talks, and the larger that cone on his head grows.
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  23. Crypto is just that.. a pyramid and Ponzi scheme... both use old investor money to payout new investors. The very crux of the definition of the two. Ponzi just sets a rate of return paid out via old investor money over a defined period of time. While a pyramid scheme has no defined time. Just buy and sell anytime... and carried upward via fomo of new investors buying in all at once. Crypto winter just means it's ran out of the stampede of new investors so that old investors can dump into that stampede at higher prices to lock in real money profits. Interesting this scam is even allowed to exist. They're (crypto) is literally the definition of pyramid and Ponzi schemes... and these schemes are both illegal in most nations including the USA. Because they're bogus. They produce no underlying dividend from production sales of something else.
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  24. Get use to it LOL!
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  25. Because he's a con. Who is already going thru many civil courts... unfortunately some of the juries have had idiocy overwhelm them and some of them he's been let off the hook. But there are other cases coming his way. And some that haven't been filed. None so far that are criminal... hopefully those ones get developed and prosecuted.
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  26. I know. I sold them to you. Thanks! :)
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  27. The valuations on this horse shit of a stock market is a farce. We older ME's have lived through the dot com bust and real-estate bust... we should know better. WTF is wrong with our generation? Oh that's right, the pluto-rats turned my fellow generation into a bunch of con jobber hustling scamming dipshits... selling bogus fake money, NFT's, and farts in a jar, and thinking "meme" stock is some sort of protest... that's right giving my money to the very elites is really show them. WTF is wrong with you all??
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  28. OpenAI basically is just making more computer programs. An actual artificial intelligence thing is long long way off... as we don't even understand fully how our neurons formulate thoughts. And what we do know, its hella complicated. And it's likely going to give us something that... well... it won't be that amazing. Just as clunky and dumb as we are. It would need to learn. Just a child or newborn pup. Then this type of intelligence that takes time to nurture and learn, would come with big morality concerns, as it would be so similar to a living thing in its perceptions. Presently, we're just messing with algos. It's as full of thought as a light bulb circuit.
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  29. Lot of these companies, their stuff they make are actually good, those workers are treated like shit. The financial con jobbing aka financial engineering or creating a spigot to more directly fill executives and large investors banks is the the rot.
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  30. It's like that for most... stock market one big giant Ponzi. Bond market... can be if it's a trade-able bond and you can actually sell it when it's below par. Savings bond sort of forces you to make money... because it's not trade-able and ou can cash out early, and penalties are simply last couple months you don't get accrued interest. Rest of the period it was held you get all those interest payments from initial purchase... particularly the I Series Savings Bonds. CD's so long as you don't cash out prior to payment date. Crypto... one giant pyramid scheme, with Defi a Ponzi... and with NFT's... pure stupidity, rather an excuse to "need" or have "use" for the phony money to buy silly URL's and pretend they have some sort of value hoping for a greater fool will buy the stupid URL to some picture or whatever file for more funny money and that when you do get the funny money pay out, that the funny money is still worth real money.
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  31. Age of the scammers.
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  32. They probably got promoted.
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  33. If you're trading on Robbin Hood or Webull or even TD Ameritrade and many others, most if not all your orders go to a dark pool exchange, not on the direct NASDAQ or New York Exchange. It's among their ways they make their money "commission free". They sell your order flow... they get money for sending orders (us to buy and sell stock) to these dark pools to make a market for them. They also make their money even if some orders get thru to NYSE or NASDAQ, they make money off your limit and market orders by taking both buyers and sellers from their own dark pool (everyone trading on their brokerage) and not initiating on your order unless the price on the NYSE or NASDAQ or dark pool is lower or higher than your limit order. And they really abuse market orders on this bid ask spread. Example: Buying: You have a limit order for ABCDEFG stock for $10.00 on 50 shares. $500.00 order. They will place you on the order book on their exchange at $10.00. Looks great. And they will fill that order on the bid at or better so at $10 or less. Now how they make their money. They will initiate that order at a few basis points maybe smaller pips = $0.0001 plus or minus your limit order. So you might not get exactly $10 limit, but an average of it. Or you'll get it at your $10 exactly per share. But it doesn't get filled until it gets to a certain basis points discount or premium. One example where you get in right at $10.00 per 50 shares: They will fill your order when the ask meet to your bid is something like 9.96. So 4 basis points to which they will pocket. This cost them $498.00 They then fill your order at $10 for the 50 shares, you pay $500. They collect $2.00 spread. Selling is similar but in reverse. You want to sell your 50 shares at $10.00 Limit order is placed. All looks good. How they make their money on the trade: Price on the exchange increases just a few pennies (basis points) above $10.00 order is when they will fill the order. So they sell the 50 shares at 10.04 or for $502.00 They then give you the proceeds of the $500.00 at $10 average price. They keep the $2.00 spread. And of course, various exchanges they send your trade or it gets filled by, the exchange pays them a rate of some sort for sending them order flow to build a market. Especially if they're limit orders, this helps make a market for their dark pools for other participants to be able to make better trades (these island exchanges) desire as many as possible to trading as traders on their dark pools want more participants; more participants means tighter bid ask spreads, and exchanges like this as tighter bid ask spreads means more trades are executed. More executed trades for them means more commissions and/or bid spread scalping. Options require OPRA since 1934 as price distributor. Participants plug into OPRA and send their bid and ask information to OPRA so OPRA can display in real time or as close to real time to the public... for a fee. Participant exchanges are many from 4 spin offs of CBOE to Box Options Exchange LLC to Miax Emerald LLC to NYSE American LLC to NYSE Arca, Inc. By law, you must be able to view OPRA prices between these consortium of exchanges. Therefore you will always get fees from OPRA and SEC and the exchange you were sent. Webull gets a cut of this action for sending your options trade to NYSE American LLC or whatever exchange filled your order to match with bid/ask. Therefore Webull doesn't necessarily and doesn't collect a commission; they sold you as market flow to an exchange to give their exchanges a market. The problem becomes, when you're the product, Webull and the various exchanges they send you to, see all incoming orders and could really roast you on market orders and even limit orders. They could also delay your order, filling others that pay them more money instead of yours first... order flow by law is Price and then time at price of bid/ask. You might be first to sell 10 cash secured put at $0.10, but some larger broker trading on NYSE American LLC pays a bigger commission or wants to sell more contracts at the same price suddenly.... maybe 50 contracts at that same $0.10. So they'll cheat and let them cut in front of you. Which can suck, because now the stock price has risen, and the put ask is down at $0.09... nope now $0.05. Your quick $100 buck premium trade is gone. :( sad. They could ignore order flow by law, and that can be difficult to contest or know its even happening. And exchanges kind of know this. It's why paying for order flow was considered a taboo unethical thing for so long. And reality, larger normal orders can actually cost the retail trader more than flat fee commissions and considering trades are executed at the exact true exchange bid/ask price then scalping bid ask spreads... this was also considered immoral as you're not giving them the true bid ask price... point of brokers is to get the best possible price at your limit order. You just never know how much extra you're paying for your trades. As it's behind the bid ask spread. They're hiding their fees. And your costs.
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  34. Yeah because you either have to make money or bankruptcy happens. LOL!
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  35. He's already gotten billions in all his other scams. No more. In fact, fine this x head and prosecute him for criminal fraud.
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  36. First flop of many.... essentially this guy, Musk, is a con jobber.
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  37. LOL!
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  38. You stick a banking cartel that controls the debt/money supply... and you wonder why you have very city and town resembling "Detroit". Economies in shambles. Yet another fresh bank popping up on the corner and another corner... and another bank on another corner. Yep.
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  39. It is.
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  40. Industry makes it sound like its something other than what it is... a fraud. I guess you can have an industry of fraud. But seriously we don't consider that a sector of the economy.
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  41. They eventually will.
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  42. FB sucks even more. Got rid of both. The reptile was picked by the oligarchs to watch everyone. And spam them with phone calls from all over the world. It's better to stay anon on the internet.
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  43. Failing upwards... This tick, Musk, the entire banking sector including the casino aka commercial banking sector, all of it.
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  44. Chasing other's cons... not a good idea.
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  45. Yeah, it was sort of like so many other anon chat group things with your own page. It wasn't really new either. The key with FB was the vicious fact that people were literally trusting that reptile and posting their personal information which is rented to any who want to pay for it. Doesn't help that it makes it easy for scammers to screw you hard just as myspace was hit with scammers anyone with an ability to think a little could avoid the spam. Scraping your willingly given data on FB... you're hounded beyond FB. And forever.
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  46. "Nobel prize winning economists". First, there is no real Nobel prize for Economics. Nobel himself decried every giving such a political study a prize as it would elite to dogmatic nonsense as if it were scientific fact. It's prize in memory of A. Nobel. Second, irony. This should provide yet more evidence of the dubious study of Economics; it's very much not a physical science as it tries to sell itself as. It's a liberal arts degree at the most, or rubbish pseudoscience akin to reading tea leaves and looking into crystal balls and astrology. Our biggest problem is the sales job done by the plutocrats on the out sized importance on finance and banking. And pretending economists are the sages who know best. When they tend to know nothing at all with a dangerous delusion they know it all.
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  47. They all post on WSB... WSB is just a way to convince foolish people making shit to give the rich all their money and better yet their leverage borrowed money little retail accounts get from margin accounts.... soak'em as they call it. The entire meme fiasco... it's not something that came from mystical grass roots nonsense... it was a scam to get all that savings from pandemic isolation and put it into the bankers hands. Get the fomo even get the rubes hooked on fake money ie crypto and NFT stupidity and maybe lure them by having an ETF partial share thing on art. Fuck'em for all they got. Particularly having all that cash sitting in deposits requires those banks to purchase treasury bills to pay deposits no matter how small that interest they're required to pay to the actual depositors... they still my law must acquire assets ie T-Bills for every dollar in deposit until withdrawn by depositors or used by the bank to make various purchases of whatever "asset" or payments on bets gone bad.
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  48. Sellin puts the putses. ;0) MOHAHAHAHAHA! Wallstreetbet folks don't realize they're puppets on a string.
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  49. Sort of. "Elon" is more scammer... but really they all got disconnected from reality sniffing their own farts and praise from others... and well... they made billions of their culties. And their culties got stuck holding a bag of shit.
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  50. Robber barons make the rules. I mean seriously some other actor convicted on several counts of rape was just released. Don't say we're not in a plutocratic dictatorship. Because you know you can't keep a straight saying so yourself.
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