Trump to issue orders targeting Dodd-Frank, retirement advice rule

[Mowgli]

Seriously...

Look at that hoe on the right

 

[Futuristic Eskimo]

There's no way in hell you watched any of those videos or read any of those articles in a matter of 5 minutes. So, I'mma take your whole comment with a grain of salt. Considering the Bloomberg article is at least a 20 minute read itself. As far as ridiculous positions go, Lehman Brothers thought the same thing. Where are they now? I'mma listen to the insight of guys who started hedge funds and are worth 9 figures over contrarians on The Coli.

As far as your other comment, I don't know enough about investing to short (which is dangerous if you don't). I will buy tons when the economy goes to shyt though.

I've done a fair amount of work at Deutsche over the past several years and am very familar with their business, friend. You're comments suggest that the investment community is in agreement that DB will fail when that is simply not the case whatsoever.

I would venture to say that you are the one taking a contrarian position, not me.

 

[GnauzBookOfRhymes]

this is why the democratic party is in such trouble. there has always been this uneasy FORCED alliance between big money dems (wall street etc) and basically everyone else in the party (minorities,women, etc etc).

one thing to note as well is that a lot of companies are proactively enforcing the fiduciary rule no matter what the law states. they've realized its good business to be seen as not actively seeking ways to fukk over your clients (who knew?).