Mr. investor is having trouble finding a buyer for his 0.23 shares of the vacuum stock.

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Sold my shares today, had them long and for the very slightest of profits. >“They don’t know about truck customers in the U.S. We do,” Mr. Farley said in an interview on Monday, referring to Chinese automakers. What a dumb fucking comment.

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Spy doesn't feel so good, Mr. Powell

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At his level of capabilities, tokenisation infrastructure (once fully operational and reliable) enables financialisation of absolutely everything, while regulation on tokenisation will inevitably be late by years and decades, due to inner complexities of infrastructure. If a banker can collateralise (via tokens) **everything** and make \~50x in credit funny money, while having little or no regulations (like crypto in early days), that is a business that gets all his attention. Just random examples. A gold mining company (a thing for the next 10 years) needs one or ten billion dollars to build a mine. What do they do today? Sell a stream or royalty, sell equity and warrants, or mostly they get a credit line. Slow, complex and holds them back. Now Mr Fink's minions can make a deal, tokenise the whole contained gold in the deposit (after the usual bankable feasibility study), and with a little bit of banking magic they can sell it today, get the money tomorrow, fund the company's mine build, and get some 0.01% commissions at every step. But 0.01% of a 2Moz gold deposit will be worth $1M soon (almost there), so any further trading in these tokens between holders can bring $1M every day, or every hour, whatever the tading volume might be. Then there are copper mines that are costly to build ($10\~20b), so a major pain to get funding for. And again, Mr Fink's magical tokeniser machine will turn it into tokens available for trading, and backed by real copper in the ground. This machinery unlocks illiquid high-quality assets with guaranteed demand, and once operational and reliable, it does it repetitively like a factory robot makes cars. Mr Fink can replace most of the private credit community that has been funding such mining projects, should he decides so. Next obvious market is real estate: fund the development by tokenising unbuilt buildings, sell it in open market to anyone interested, get his 0.01% on each transaction. In this one, Mr Fink will eat commercial bank's food, all of it, anywhere on the planet, not being limited to one country or something. Another thing is tokenised metals, all of them, from gold to minor metals that don't even have futures. Some XYZ Co may be sitting on several tons of iridium, and the only buyer is a refining company that will not be named here. A call to Mr Fink's minion, and bam! - iridium stash is tokenised, now freely traded by anyone interested, Mr Fink gets his 0.01% from each trade. In terms of financialisation power, this is like a klingon battleship vs blonde in bathtub - who wins is not a probability. Mr Fink wants to win, so he wants his klingon battleship ready asap, and not become the blonde in bathtub when someone else does it first.

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Let me exit my Tesla puts for a small profit Mr market and not up $20 pre market, please and thank you

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That's Mr Sick Dawg to you bih.

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Watch out everyone, Mr Tough Guy is in town.

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Mr. Stark, I don’t feel so good.

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mr margin call is knocking

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I don’t feel so good Mr Stark 

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