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Stock Talk (for the bold and the bored)

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Participants Jacob Wood9Charles Stewart69crimsonranger38hiddensailor60melloweagle26Susan Ward4
Jacob Wood9 Jacob Wood9 Active MemberOP
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joined Jun 2008
#1 ·
Since the other chat room has become somewhat cluttered with constant nonsense and rather unreliable commentary, I thought it might be prudent to open this parallel thread. My intention here is to provide a space where shareholders can unwind—specifically those who appreciate the usual youthful energy but still wish to maintain a certain level of intellectual clarity. I’m hoping we can discuss equities without being distracted by all the typical earthly temptations and distractions found elsewhere.🙂
Charles Stewart69 Charles Stewart69 Member
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joined Jun 2010
#2 ·
It looks like those old labels of "hardworking" versus "troublemakers" don't really mean anything anymore in this chaotic little banana republic we call home.😍
Jacob Wood9 Jacob Wood9 Active MemberOP
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#3 ·
What on earth is going on with Jane today... does anyone happen to have some kind of inside scoop? 😕
crimsonranger38 crimsonranger38 Member
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joined Nov 2010
#4 ·
Polančec is "clearing the path" for a VAT hike

While appearing on NPR, Vice President Damir Polančec addressed the potential implementation of a wealth tax by suggesting that America might instead look toward increasing VAT to cover necessary state expenditures.

"I believe we need to think long-term about raising VAT, and I realize that isn't exactly pleasant news to hear," Polančec remarked.

Polančec is framing this potential tax hike as part of a broader anti-recession strategy. His logic? We could offset the cost of easing the burden on businesses—specifically by lowering pension contributions—with an increase in VAT, which he views as a neutral tax. He also pointed out that the United Kingdom's decision to cut VAT won't do much to stave off a recession.

🙂
hiddensailor60 hiddensailor60 Member
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joined Apr 2010
#5 ·
Jacob Wood9 said:Since the other chat room has become somewhat cluttered with constant nonsense and rather unreliable commentary, I thought it might be prudent to open this parallel thread. My intention here is to provide a space where shareholders can unwind—specifically those who appreciate the usual youthful energy but still wish to maintain a certain level of intellectual clarity. I’m hoping we can discuss equities without being distracted by all the typical earthly temptations and distractions found elsewhere.🙂

This hits right on par with that absolute total swam. 😬
hiddensailor60 hiddensailor60 Member
13 messages
joined Apr 2010
#6 ·
Honestly, guys, just lock the thread already. There aren't even enough posts a day on this entire forum to keep it alive, let alone stay relevant. It’s going to get buried in the archives anyway. 😛
Jacob Wood9 Jacob Wood9 Active MemberOP
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joined Jun 2008
#7 ·
Look, I’d appreciate it if my esteemed colleagues would just move along if they don't have anything substantial to contribute to this discussion

This thread is intended for serious commentary regarding the recent volatility in the capital markets, so perhaps you could save those little jokes for trying to charm some naive newcomers on a different forum
crimsonranger38 crimsonranger38 Member
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joined Nov 2010
#8 ·
😂 I didn't even notice which thread I dropped that news into. 😂

I hope Jacob Wood9 doesn't mind. 😁
Jacob Wood9 Jacob Wood9 Active MemberOP
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#9 ·
crimsonranger38 said:😂 I didn't even notice which thread I dropped that news into. 😂

I hope Jacob Wood9 doesn't mind. 😁

Why on earth would he have an objection? If you’ve decided this is your space, then please, feel free to post whatever you like... I'd actually quite enjoy the conversation.🙂
hiddensailor60 hiddensailor60 Member
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joined Apr 2010
#10 ·
Jacob Wood9 said:Look, I’d appreciate it if my esteemed colleagues would just move along if they don't have anything substantial to contribute to this discussion

This thread is intended for serious commentary regarding the recent volatility in the capital markets, so perhaps you could save those little jokes for trying to charm some naive newcomers on a different forum

🙂 Mea culpa. 🙂

😁
hiddensailor60 hiddensailor60 Member
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joined Apr 2010
#11 ·
Jacob Wood9 said:Why on earth would he have an objection? If you’ve decided this is your space, then please, feel free to post whatever you like... I'd actually quite enjoy the conversation.🙂

Well, things have certainly taken a turn for the better. 😁 1. the face of absolute isolationism.
crimsonranger38 crimsonranger38 Member
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joined Nov 2010
#12 ·
Jacob Wood9 said:Why on earth would he have an objection? If you’ve decided this is your space, then please, feel free to post whatever you like... I'd actually quite enjoy the conversation.🙂

We're making things official today (for you guys). 😁

Thanks for having me! 😉
Charles Stewart69 Charles Stewart69 Member
26 messages
joined Jun 2010
#13 ·
Alright Spy, where are we gonna hang out then, right here or over in the other chat?🤣
melloweagle26 melloweagle26 Member
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joined Jan 2004
#14 ·
What even is this? 🙂
Should I just shut it down? 😬

But seriously... I’m dying to know if your inspiration for this title and opening post was that one episode of Pretty Woman featuring mac and cheese and the EU 🤣
Jacob Wood9 Jacob Wood9 Active MemberOP
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joined Jun 2008
#15 ·
melloweagle26 said:What even is this? 🙂
Should I just shut it down? 😬

But seriously... I’m dying to know if your inspiration for this title and opening post was that one episode of Pretty Woman featuring mac and cheese and the EU 🤣

Go ahead and close it then😳
I haven't actually seen that episode😳
crimsonranger38 crimsonranger38 Member
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joined Nov 2010
#16 ·
this thread didn't exactly have much staying power 🙂
Susan Ward4 Susan Ward4 Member
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joined Oct 2010
#17 ·
I’m all for starting this thread (even if most of my coworkers think I'm crazy).
Look, we don't have to act like total Neanderthals or complete degenerates just to prove we aren't stuck-up snobs. We can actually be civilized, decent human beings without making it weird.

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