Nothing to see here. The girls at CNN were merely fraternizing, joking it up about the President elect’s airplane crashing. If you listen closely, one of the catamites caught giggling said he’d only be injured, not killed, so there’s that.
Hot mics are a bitch and so is the person who made these comments.
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a tad horsey. better stop now. fly can I be banned in the evenings?
Locker room talk
Is this fine site morphing into a political blog?
I think it just happens to be important to the writers.
It’s fair game in politics to joke about plane crashes? I think you may be missing a point about just general decency and indecency.
Answer this: why are so many of you shills? The only reason why anyone would ask ‘is this a politcal blog now?’ is because you’re a Hillbot.
Utterly confounding, the level of fuckery in these comments section.
iBC used to have great commenters. You fuckers are all asshats.
I first started reading in 2011 when you were trading in and out of WNR, VHC, TNA and TZA options, like an absolute madman. You’re still and always will be fun to read but I miss those days as they were riveting and formative (you absolutely influenced my decision to work in trading). I’m actually on the same page as you politically but I suspect many of your oldest if not most loyal readers come here more for your financial discussion than politics. Politics is everywhere, quality financial discussion is rare.
I get that. But I’ve been very forward about my direction, wanting to do something bigger with the site than offer up my stock picks. I haven’t traded at all through 2016, after more than 20 years doing so. I won’t pretend that I am and instead have decided to take you on my personal journey.
One thing is for certain, all of this political stuff will tie in neatly with finance and then you’ll all understand why I focused on it for so long.
on that note can you write a blog with your opinion on various regulars of the reader class. Kinda want to know what you think about the people who comment most.
I’m hardly a shill, and I don’t give two shits about Hillary Clinton. I was asking because I’ve always gained enjoyment from the insights and opinions you’ve posted on the markets. If this change in focus is part of a bigger plan, then great.
Flying to NYC tomorrow and going to use Uber for the first time at LaGuardia. No more smelly taxis or shifty routes.
LaGuardia is the worst airport in the US and that was before all the construction. God speed.
TY. And the bathrooms are no treat either although last time I was there the plane left at 6:30am and there were no lines and it was clean unlike my other visits.
If you fly at 6:30am, your flight is one of the first in line for the day so you should have no issues. Try flying out at 6:30pm and you’ll wait at least an extra hour taxiing.
Of course joking about pinching a woman’s backside is atrocious, though.
Backside? Is that where the pussy is?
CNN on the cutting edge for reasons to don a burqa. Just wait until John back alley Hardwood learns a burqa actually increases his prancing around the block times.
that voice sounds like bill gross
Political talk on a financial blog?
Of course!
There is no other factor which will influence stock prices more in the coming years. Not P/E’s, not corp revenue, not balance sheets, none of the “normal” factors in evaluating the worth of a company or business will amount to a single hill of beans if the politico’s fail to handle the upcoming crisis in a worthy manner.
Samples of what is to come have already appeared for those who have their eyes open and have not been blinded by the financial machinations of the central banks. (extra QE)
Cyprus is an example. Greece, where German banks have basically collateralized anything of value in the entire country. The goings on in India’s currency change as of late seem to have flown by completely under everyone’s radar but all these are signs of the great unwinding which must happen. It simply must. And someone is going to take a bath on it.
There my friends, is the nexus of politics and finance.
So…who is in charge politically makes a huge difference. Pretty simple. When the SHTF moment comes, will the leadership be a globalist whose socialist proclivities enable them to think taking half the value of your accounts and depositing it in government coffers is the proper course of action? …all for the common good you know….
Or, will there be a leader in place who is a raging capitalist and believes government’s function and duty is to protect the property rights of its citizens. Will that leader inspire the citizens to hunker down and wade through the mess left behind by the events of 2008 and the years that led to it? Will that leader inspire people to carry on in the face of hardship, such as Sir Winston was able to do during WWII?
Italy may well be another harbinger of what is to come and that happens tomorrow if I am not mistaken. Their election is nothing short of another referendum on the globalist agenda when it comes down to it.
We shall see whether we like it or not.
Personally, I am waiting for a charismatic leader to step out on the world stage and suggest all could be “fixed” if there was a single currency on the entire planet…
Leaders don’t seem to matter much today.They all
seem more like pitchmen.I can’t figure who is
behind the throne but they will have reveal themselves
soon but only if their ideas begin to unravel.