Remember, this is Rutherford B Hayes’ market

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NO CRYING IN THE CASINO!!! STFU YOU LITTLE B*TCHES!!! GROW SOME BALLS

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watching bear grylls finesse mel b into peeing on him...we crawl while he runs

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B&G foods lol

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Except A) it's almost guaranteed to be covered by insurance but if not B) It's adding to costs before taxes and deducted so it's impact on net income is much less

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I actually went with call options on miners AEM/B/GFI/NEM But I cut some of my losses during the dip.

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I bought some SPY 690C for Friday because a) they were cheap and B) I wanted to see how it felt to be a retarded spastic bull.

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my b

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They are not making money. They are all just passing around same 100 b dollars. It seems like they all have revenue but 0 % of that came from end users

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SCOTUS could say he can't with the method he's currently unilaterally doing. He has a Plan B. I forgot which provision gives him this but he basically calls it a wartime (not exactly called that) extraordinary financial response Edit: Here it is: In the International Emergency Economic Powers Act of 1977 – or IEEPA for short – Congress gave presidents sweeping powers to deal with any “unusual and extraordinary threat with respect to which a national emergency has been declared.” Specifically, when the president declares such an emergency, he then has the power to (among other things) “investigate,” “regulate,” or “prohibit” imports. The word “tariff” or “tax” does not appear in the statute, but the administration argues that the president’s power to “regulate” such trade includes the power to impose tariffs on it.

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