Anyone with more than 250K in deposits. Was it Bearn Stearns where the partners only got a few thousand dollars of there hundreds of thousands or millions that had in the bank?
I don't know about the pillow thing. Banks keep getting shakier and the financial systems more volatile as they are deregulated. Always keep some cash in a safety deposit box or a firebox is what I say.
Yes I do. It is more like the snake oil some bogus doctor comes to town to sell. Shills are planted in the crowd to show enthusiasm and pump things up by "buying" the snake oil. And then there are the fake testimonials (which is not a shill).
They can't go negative. DJIA is not a good measure. Fortune 500 and Russel 5000 are a much broader snapshot. And do you own on the ground research. What companies parking lots are full? Which ones do people talk about on the bus in in the cafeteria? How many bums jump off the trains in the rail yards? Bums are usually the last to get hired and the first to get laid off. Are there BMWs and Jaguars at thrift stores? Are the number of help wanted ads shrinking or growing? Did your diligent and hard working brother-in-law and 500 others just get laid off?
1930s - all of them. Banks were put on holiday for a time until the Federal gov't could stabilize them. Hooray for gov't intervention in the market place! It saved the world.
Panic of 1819
Panic 0f 1837
Panic of 1857
Panic of 1873
Panic of 1893
About every 20 years each generation failed to learn.
It depends. Providing med. care w/o compensation is usually covered. With or with out training. These are know as "Good Samaritan Laws". Even if a trained doctor provides assistance the Doc. is usually covered if the Doc. does *not* bill for the service.
No one cares about grades. In most cases they want drones who do what they are told. The exception is academia, and that mostly used for you first grad school application. After that it is research based. And there is a bit of conforming to the mold in academia as well, though it is not as bad as the private sector.
Places free of the pollution of the internet are getting rarer by the day. Digital quiet is a disappearing resource. What about VLA and people who prefer to live and vacation in places without connections?
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I wish I could mod you. I've thought about that too. If you count minimum balances and fees then you are talking negative interest rate.
Most people didn't. That's the point. Most people got wiped out. That's the point.
Anyone with more than 250K in deposits. Was it Bearn Stearns where the partners only got a few thousand dollars of there hundreds of thousands or millions that had in the bank?
The point is there is no FDIC for bitcoin. It is an unregulated market like in the 1800's banks.
I don't know about the pillow thing. Banks keep getting shakier and the financial systems more volatile as they are deregulated. Always keep some cash in a safety deposit box or a firebox is what I say.
Yes I do. It is more like the snake oil some bogus doctor comes to town to sell. Shills are planted in the crowd to show enthusiasm and pump things up by "buying" the snake oil. And then there are the fake testimonials (which is not a shill).
They can't go negative. DJIA is not a good measure. Fortune 500 and Russel 5000 are a much broader snapshot. And do you own on the ground research. What companies parking lots are full? Which ones do people talk about on the bus in in the cafeteria?
How many bums jump off the trains in the rail yards? Bums are usually the last to get hired and the first to get laid off. Are there BMWs and Jaguars at thrift stores? Are the number of help wanted ads shrinking or growing? Did your diligent and hard working brother-in-law and 500 others just get laid off?
There's no substitute for "boots on the ground".
By all means sink you home equity into the market
OK, actually my first response was too quick. See also:
2008 Bear Stearns. Remember them? That's when Bernanke discovered libertarianism doesn't work.
2008 Washington Mutual
2008 Wachovia
1930s - all of them. Banks were put on holiday for a time until the Federal gov't could stabilize them. Hooray for gov't intervention in the market place! It saved the world.
Panic of 1819
Panic 0f 1837
Panic of 1857
Panic of 1873
Panic of 1893
About every 20 years each generation failed to learn.
1929
Too risky. See the great influenza epidemic as an example. Can you say "disease vector"?
Emergencies don't always happen in a vehicle. Though driving is still a risky enterprise.
If you can wait for 45 min. you can go to urgent care instead of an ER. Urgent care can then triage you.
It depends. Providing med. care w/o compensation is usually covered. With or with out training. These are know as "Good Samaritan Laws". Even if a trained doctor provides assistance the Doc. is usually covered if the Doc. does *not* bill for the service.
Don't forget the impact of decentralization
That's where Urgent care is supposed to come in. Something really an emergency but unable to wait for a dr. appt.
But they got the part about using Euler's method to solve it wrong. Euler's method could only approximate it.
It sort of ruined the movie for me.
Cabbage patch kids? Hulu hoops? Lava lamps? Tamagotchis? Smart watches? Anyone?
In other words, fads come and go.
No one cares about grades. In most cases they want drones who do what they are told. The exception is academia, and that mostly used for you first grad school application. After that it is research based. And there is a bit of conforming to the mold in academia as well, though it is not as bad as the private sector.
sounds like off shoring
Places free of the pollution of the internet are getting rarer by the day. Digital quiet is a disappearing resource. What about VLA and people who prefer to live and vacation in places without connections?
except it seems to take days to do a transaction. BitCoin et. al. is not a liquid market.
Troll? Why? Time and time again this has been proven true.
Not liquid enough.
I can trade on line with a market order and fill it within a few minutes after the bell. Price locked in, just a little bookkeeping to do.