I'm trying not to, but it's hard these days!
They are taking money, or rather the decision makers are taking money. It isn't a legit, above board decision. Those don't end well. They never do.Bird Poo said:
All these countries would not be joining BRICS if China's currency was truly that unstable.
Post yours and we can take a look.EngrAg14 said:
Does anyone have a good chart showing trend lines for the past 3 months or so.
Saw the one FJ posted above but trying to see how much further out that trend line is, my charts have been showing today was the squeeze/direction day so feeling like I set them up incorrectly.
Who says it has to end well for anyone?Bonfire1996 said:They are taking money, or rather the decision makers are taking money. It isn't a legit, above board decision. Those don't end well. They never do.Bird Poo said:
All these countries would not be joining BRICS if China's currency was truly that unstable.
$30,000 Millionaire said:
There is a seller at 196 at TSLA that just keeps defending the level.
The money the "decision makers" are taking are loans from China. The "decision makers" are putting up their country's port systems as collateral against the loan. China has the right to exercise labor and management to operate the ports and have done so for many. The "decision makers" are defaulting on loan repayment to China. China has placed liens against the ports in those countries and litigating for ownership. There's like 38 countries in default to China and if they have a port critical to that country - China has their hands around it. You can think through the rest of the scenario if China fails to "get" what they want, assuming repayment of loans are not satisfied. China will take it (the port) over via court systems within those countries. Side Note: Don't forget, Panama signed a management agreement with China for the Canal....Thank. You. Jimmy!Bonfire1996 said:They are taking money, or rather the decision makers are taking money. It isn't a legit, above board decision. Those don't end well. They never do.Bird Poo said:
All these countries would not be joining BRICS if China's currency was truly that unstable.
Man, this looked so good this morning. Still holding the gap, but I'm disappointed.Charismatic Megafauna said:$30,000 Millionaire said:
There is a seller at 196 at TSLA that just keeps defending the level.
If it's elon or gates it will probably hold
YaketyYak said:
That biatch got pretty f'in flattened
Story time?$30,000 Millionaire said:
Word of caution for you guys - the institutions can do whatever they want re: manipulation and all kind of stuff, but you as retail cannot, especially with a low float or Penny stock.
If you did something like bought market on a penny with massive size, like 3X the normal daily volume and forced it into a short squeeze, someone will come knock on your door.
$30,000 Millionaire said:
Word of caution for you guys - the institutions can do whatever they want re: manipulation and all kind of stuff, but you as retail cannot, especially with a low float or Penny stock.
If you did something like bought market on a penny with massive size, like 3X the normal daily volume and forced it into a short squeeze, someone will come knock on your door.
$30,000 Millionaire said:
No country that oppresses their population deserves to be a reserve currency.
Don't lose faith guys.
Boy Named Sue said:
So I don't have the freedom to speculate like that? Or, maybe the better question is, would the knock at the door have any consequence?