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Posted Today, 02:30 PM

 

crash u POS

 

 

 

Using invisible ink (old spy trick) Mr. Hanky?

Do I print out and then light a match under the paper? :lol:

 

otherwise, another day of

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MrHanky user_popup.png

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  • Dean of Stock Proctology

Posted Today, 02:30 PM

 

crash u POS

 

 

 

Using invisible ink (old spy trick) Mr. Hanky?

Do I print out and then light a match under the paper? :lol:

 

otherwise, another day of

 

 

I try to push down the market with my secret hidden letters,it has not worked yet. :huh:

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I try to push down the market with my secret hidden letters,it has not worked yet. :huh:

 

Gotta remember the THEY have FACECROOK to sell later in May....

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Gotta remember the THEY have FACECROOK to sell later in May....

Although the commision will be huge,it's not worth propping markets over it.But you can be sure they will do it after they see 1 or 2 up market days first.

 

They will clean up on the deal eather way I am sure.

 

The last 5 IPO's I have had,4 broke the bid within 2 days of trading,it's a disaster out there.Luckily the one that worked made up for the others that i got stopped out on or flipped the first day.Deals are really weak lately......

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Looks the "V-Team" won today

 

Right John McCain's daughter?

 

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She's not a "slut" unless Rush Limberger calls her a "slut"...

 

:lol:

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I try to push down the market with my secret hidden letters,it has not worked yet. :huh:

 

so you don't work for Control....bummer........:lol:

 

but, what the heck, keep trying.

 

 

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rank amateurs compared to Fed... I smella 8-handle on the Nikme

 

LOS ANGELES (MarketBeeyatch) — The Bank of Japan stepped back into the stock market Monday, making its largest single-day purchase of exchange-traded funds to date, though the move failed to prevent a sharp fall for the Tokyo equity market.

 

The Japanese central bank said it spent 39.7 billion yen (about $500 million) buying up stock ETFs as part of its ongoing asset-purchase program, breaking a previous record of ¥28.5 billion, set on April 16.

 

In addition to the ETF buys, the Bank of Japan also acquired ¥2.3 billion in real-estate investment trusts Monday.

 

Japan’s monetary authority is almost unique among its peers in the major developed economies in its high-profile purchases of ETFs, which it began in December 2010 as part of aggressive easing measures.

 

Since then, the Bank of Japan has bought almost ¥1 trillion worth of ETFs — along with another ¥78.9 billion in REITs — and has an additional ¥642 billion to spend on the stock funds after raising the program’s size at it last policy meeting in April.

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