(((investment bankers)))
It's jews by the way.
#**(((investment bankers)))**
It's jews by the way.
Whaaaaaaaaa?
Whaaaaaaaaa?
Might be a good time to pick up some discounted stock.
Might be a good time to pick up some discounted stock.
Something poal doesn’t seem to grasp—similar to a post i saw the other week that stated there are no separate companies because they’re all owned by Vandguard and Blackrock.
I’m an active day trader. I watch the markets 9 hours a day and trade tens of thousands of dollars a week. I have stock screeners that show stocks moving by volume and percentage gains/losses and a constant stream of news, with each individual ticker tagged when it applies to them.
The market is a very fluid place, volatile and mercurial, reacting to the even the slightest perceived bit of good or bad news, because if you don’t react first, than you’re last and that means you’re left holding the bag.
Not everything is Jews and “bankers”, it’s just regular people who are precipitating market trends (thereby creating them, interestingly enough). It’s the same with Vanguard and Blackrock. They’re funds who take regular peoples’ money and invest it for them for a fee and they respond to the market like anyone else. They don’t control the company’s actions anymore than individual shareholders do. Companies strive to please shareholders by generating revenue and most importantly net income. They’re trying to make as much money for their customers as possible so they’ll be given more to invest.
This is not to say that there isn’t malfeasance, fraud and corruption by hedge funds, market makers and Wall Street at large. And yes, Jews and/or bankers. The game is definitely rigged against the retail trader.
But like I said. Poal’s concept of the stock market, as I’ve seen it, is just a bit too reductive.
Something poal doesn’t seem to grasp—similar to a post i saw the other week that stated there are no separate companies because they’re all owned by Vandguard and Blackrock.
I’m an active day trader. I watch the markets 9 hours a day and trade tens of thousands of dollars a week. I have stock screeners that show stocks moving by volume and percentage gains/losses and a constant stream of news, with each individual ticker tagged when it applies to them.
The market is a very fluid place, volatile and mercurial, reacting to the even the slightest perceived bit of good or bad news, because if you don’t react first, than you’re last and that means you’re left holding the bag.
Not everything is Jews and “bankers”, it’s just regular people who are precipitating market trends (thereby creating them, interestingly enough). It’s the same with Vanguard and Blackrock. They’re funds who take regular peoples’ money and invest it for them for a fee and they respond to the market like anyone else. They don’t control the company’s actions anymore than individual shareholders do. Companies strive to please shareholders by generating revenue and most importantly net income. They’re trying to make as much money for their customers as possible so they’ll be given more to invest.
This is not to say that there isn’t malfeasance, fraud and corruption by hedge funds, market makers and Wall Street at large. And yes, Jews and/or bankers. The game is definitely rigged against the retail trader.
But like I said. Poal’s concept of the stock market, as I’ve seen it, is just a bit too reductive.
jews admonishing businesses for not impoverishing Whites enough
jews admonishing businesses for not impoverishing Whites enough
Just like (((they))) would a drug maker who wanted to bring a real cure to the market.
There's no profit in low prices or disease cures goy!!
Just like (((they))) would a drug maker who wanted to bring a real cure to the market.
There's no profit in low prices or disease cures goy!!
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