make any Thing but gold and silver Coin a Tender in Payment of Debts;
Posted on 04/19/2021 12:43:34 PM PDT by RomanSoldier19
In his first-quarter letter to investors of Greenlight Capital, David Einhorn lashed out at regulators. He claimed that the market is “fractured and possibly in the process of breaking completely”, as exemplified by trading in GameStop and Hometown International.
Einhorn claimed that many market participants and policymakers have effectively succeeded in "defunding the regulators." He pointed to the actions of billionaires Elon Musk and Chamath Palihapitiya, whose actions earlier this year, helped fuel the Reddit rally in stocks, according to the value investor.
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make any Thing but gold and silver Coin a Tender in Payment of Debts;
Sell!
short
All right everybody@!
Stop buying all that ‘paper gold’ on the tv.
Go to an inperson mortar and brick coin store, and buy what you know, even ask them, first!
Better than that ‘tv paper gold’.
It is mostly held by mysterious Chinese LLCs and the owner of the deli. Makes you wonder if something is going on. Is the high school wrestling coach in New Jersey laundering money for Chinese gamblers in Macao?
No value but “worth” $113 million? Sounds like cryptocurrency.
one guy is long on their potato salad
The Gabagool at this deli is worth its weight in gold!
Brass and lead — ammo — are more precious metals than gold or silver.
Brass and lead — ammo — are more precious metals than gold or silver.
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When I die, someone could make a fortune by mining the lead in my a$$!
I am not a market sophisticate. This smells like money laundering to me.
You want real money laundering, look at modern art. Perfect medium to pay someone for illegal activities. Often the art in question never leaves the storage facility and all sales are private.
I’m still carrying a .32cal near my lower spine, from a robbery on 7/14/75 in West palm Bch.
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The family that owns the business has millions of shares and sold a handful of them for $9 per share.
As I understand it, very little money was laundered.
The company is on some intermediate stock exchange, right above pink sheets but well below NASDAQ.
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