Trump Corruption / Republican Hypocrisy / Public apathy

that happened with Maduro too. someone made a huge bet that he would be captured right before it happened. the FBI needs to investigate both events. Originally Posted by pxmcc

Right! Kash Patel will get to the bottom of this!

(we are so fucked...)

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^^lol sir..

...... Originally Posted by txdot-guy

I was wondering why you did not include the Y axis values on the single intraday chart. Could it be because what a broader time horizon with a delineated Y axis or any values, for that matter, might show?



Just curious

I was wondering why you did not include the Y axis values on the single intraday chart. Could it be because what a broader time horizon with a delineated Y axis or any values, for that matter, might show?



Just curious Originally Posted by Why_Yes_I_Do

First of all the graph came from a newsletter from Paul Krugman, I just reposted it which means that I didn’t create the graph. Secondly The graph represents trading volume not pricing as yours does.

Democrats commit crimes and corruption but they never get prosecuted for it, so therefore Republicans just ignore anything the Democrats charge Republicans of doing as Democrats already do it. Originally Posted by farmstud60

Maybe just maybe they aren't crimes. Making money off of investments isn't a crime even though everyone cries insider trading. Political investments are some of the most scrutinized for wrong doings.

Wanna see some corruption look up oil related trades timed perfectly with Trump's announcements. Billions are being stripped from the American people.

Make that trillions

First of all the graph came from a newsletter from Paul Krugman, I just reposted it which means that I didn’t create the graph. Secondly The graph represents trading volume not pricing as yours does. Originally Posted by txdot-guy

And I don't see trades that are many times the norm in price on the leading cusp of an announcement that nets a windfall immediately after.

If the trade was just an ordinary run of the mill one, i'd have no problem with it. But the large value in the narrow time frame is suspect.

And I don't see trades that are many times the norm in price on the leading cusp of an announcement that nets a windfall immediately after.

If the trade was just an ordinary run of the mill one, i'd have no problem with it. But the large value in the narrow time frame is suspect. Originally Posted by Precious_b

indeed..