Comments by "Samson Soturian" (@samsonsoturian6013) on "The Wall Street Journal" channel.

  1. I think I heard of this one. The drunk suspect said something to the effect of "Great. I was just going home to eat chicken and you wreck my car." Then drove off. What happened to that guy?
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  2. Biggest private enterprise bankruptcy in Chinese history. IT IS A BIG DEAL.
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  3. This is the exact moment "misunderstand" becomes "defame."
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  4. And borrowed funds.
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  5. Lose the blame shifting, no one cares about Huawei. Least of all China.
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  6. @kingloc6042  don't be silly. Yellow still has trucks and people will buy and use saud trucks and we already know where bailour money went. It simply wasn't enough to pay debts
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  7.  @sukhmaidickoff  that's actually the easiest to explain of everything that happened. First is credit ratings are very easy going and give the benefit of the doubt and often give a credit rating slightly higher than people actually deserve. More importantly, the auditors themselves were buying into the bubble, so when Lehman Bros took out a loan using houses as collateral in order to build more houses, no one thought anything of it. Then there's Enron's auditor who was getting a "consulting fee," They're defunct now.
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  8. He should become a hedge fund analyst...
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  9. They make the assumption that Chinese journalists are actual journalists rather than Communist sycophants.
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  10. Lehman Brothers dissolved. It was good that AIG was bailed out because you didn't want their foolishness to effect the average consumer.
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  11. Perhaps your lack of education is more an issue.
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  12. You don't know that
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  13. They're paying more the chips and this wouldn't effect costs significantly
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  14. Fun fact: The Captain America character was invented to sell war bonds originally
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  15. On average Chinese companies borrow twice what US companies do (measured by debt to equity ratio), and US businessmen aren't exactly known for a prudent fear of leverage.
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  16. What a waste of resources.
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  17. Pension funds get paid before all else in bankruptcies for this very reason.
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  18.  @robertshelton3796  they aren't that bankrupt. The shareholders get nothing, the bondholders get something, the wage earners get paid in full.
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  19. And most of the worlds airplanes are from the US. Guess what? No one cares. Unless you mean to say we should impose our environmental standards on China.
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  20.  @thejeffinvade  I'm going to laugh when you lose money
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  21.  @thejeffinvade  you deserve to lose money
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  22. You should get sued for defamation
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  23.  @callmethreeone  Why you berating me? No need to. Simply put, the lasing cavity cannot be much bigger than the wavelengths of light being used. Also, the power going into each laser cannot be so much as to melt the laser. Current LaWS actually takes a lot of smaller lasers and focuses it on a single point in order to destroy small targets.
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  24.  @efrans2627  that's a joke, right?
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  25. That's why you ain't rich.
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  26. No one cares. Least of all the Guamanians.
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  27. Dude, same tax laws apply to him as apply to you and he does what he wants with his money. I could explain how he gets out of a lot of taxes but I know you won't care.
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  28. Well, there's the Patriot, but that system has been upgraded so many times since the Gulf Wars it's a completely different system.
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  29. Watch the video
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  30. It is an effective way to reward investors and slowly privatize the firm.
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  31. It's literally no different from dividends. There's only so much you can spend on that and grow. And most firms aim for growth. Besides, the point of a stock is to eventually reward the owners of the stock.
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  32. Journalists don't give a rip about that.
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  33. That's not an investment.
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  34. No one is dumb enough to start a nuclear war, and in the Cold War chessboard these SAMs can take down incoming nukes.
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  35. No. Most of these layoffs were office workers and drivers and such.
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  36. Now that's just baseless. All the PCs, Ebay, and so forth? These are just the largest tech firms.
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  37. To what? He literally argues nothing and nothing he said is disputed.
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  38. The problem isn't his ideology but his competency.
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  39. One of the most successful investors in history.
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  40. Quit assigning blame
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  41. Own shares?
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  42. Nah. Not even President Biden could pump the dollar. First, there's a lot more dollars in existence. Second, most crypto has never been spent and is simply retained as an investment (like gold), meaning that only a small portion of it is circulating at any given time and smallish amount of traders can seriously effect the price. Third, and most importantly, the Fed controls how many dollars are in existence and will do everything they can to keep it stable.
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  43.  @marksittner602  in 1492 Columbus sailed the ocean blue. See, I can make no sense too
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  44. "My wife once took me to a store called Bed Bath and BeYOOOND! Why don't you rename that store for men, call it AAAHHHHHHH!" -Tim Hawkins
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  45. Either lead by example or shut it.
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  46.  @djp1234  I'd bet my life your decision had nothing to do with your opinion on population growth. Rather you say populations should shrink to justify your life choices
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  47. Dude, literally no change was ever anticipated even being possible no matter what coalition took charge in Israel. The Arabs are fighting a country, not a government.
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  48. We can impose good behavior on our own miners, but not on other countries. And many exotic metals are only available in a handful of areas.
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  49. What does that rambling have to do with anything?
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  50. Any significant sized turbine would cause swaying. Not only making the building hard to live in, but causing wear and tear.
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