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6y

We all do

Jay34

6y

I can never get over they parents namin that lil girl Millie Bobby Brown lmaoooo

Soundin like a famous jazz artist from the 50’s

Jimnopsis

6y

Lowkey a fire name

Jay34

6y

Watchin Godzilla vs king king rn and this black Alex Jones annoying me

Lamar

6y

Two-thirds of epidemiologists warn mutations could render current COVID vaccines ineffective in a year or less
https://www.oxfam.org/en/press-releases/two-thirds-epidemiologists-warn-mutations-could-render-current-covid-vaccines

yall gettin vaccines for nonthin

Lamar

6y

Two-thirds of epidemiologists warn mutations could render current COVID vaccines ineffective in a year or less
https://www.oxfam.org/en/press-releases/two-thirds-epidemiologists-warn-mutations-could-render-current-covid-vaccines

yall gettin vaccines for nonthin

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6y

Archegos was building up stakes in its various holdings: unlike most other investors, the fund never actually owned the underlying stock or even calls on the stock, but rather transacted by purchasing equity swaps known as Total Return Swaps (TRS) or Certificates For Difference (CFD). Similar to Credit Default Swaps, TRS exposed Archegos to the daily variation margin on the underlying stock, and as such while the fund would benefit economically from increases in the underlying stock price (and, inversely, would be hit by price drops forcing it to put up more cash as margin any day the stock price dropped) it would never be the actual owner of record of the underlying stock. Instead, the stock that Archegos was long would be "owned" by its prime broker, the same entity that allowed it to enter into TRS in the first place. As such Archegos also never had any disclosure requirements, allowing it to transact completely in the dark while being fully compliant with SEC disclosure requirements - since it didn't own the underlying stock, Archegos did not have to disclose it. Simple and brilliant.

new

6y

@TheRealADL @KadeemAllen @Womanpuncher69 @ReallyDude

Womanpuncher69

6y

this was dope, never listened to her before, sounds hella 70

0

6y

Archegos was building up stakes in its various holdings: unlike most other investors, the fund never actually owned the underlying stock or even calls on the stock, but rather transacted by purchasing equity swaps known as Total Return Swaps (TRS) or Certificates For Difference (CFD). Similar to Credit Default Swaps, TRS exposed Archegos to the daily variation margin on the underlying stock, and as such while the fund would benefit economically from increases in the underlying stock price (and, inversely, would be hit by price drops forcing it to put up more cash as margin any day the stock price dropped) it would never be the actual owner of record of the underlying stock. Instead, the stock that Archegos was long would be "owned" by its prime broker, the same entity that allowed it to enter into TRS in the first place. As such Archegos also never had any disclosure requirements, allowing it to transact completely in the dark while being fully compliant with SEC disclosure requirements - since it didn't own the underlying stock, Archegos did not have to disclose it. Simple and brilliant.

Fundamentals

6y

As his gains piled up, Mr. Hwang sometimes viewed his profits through the prism of religion.

“Do I think God loves it? Of course!” Mr. Hwang said in a video, referring to his early investment in LinkedIn. “I’m like a little child looking for, what can I do today, where can I invest, to please our God?”

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6y

Catholic Koreans some weirdos s*** is like a cult

fyasko

6y

Make a habit of getting the vaccine then dummy !

bigmancam

6y

yeah nobody is scared of the nets