Subject says it.
Subject says it.
People buy and sell stuff. Smart people make money. Dumb people lose money.
Dishonest people swindle the unsuspecting public and make ludicrous amounts of money.
It's like Vegas, except sleazier. Wealthy white people use it to exploit the world.
It's all computers, just like everything else.
Sanders can't.
Clinton can but she doesn't want anyone to know that she can.
Christie and Trump think they know but they don't.
Bush knows but he can't figure out how to tell anyone.
Cruz knows but he still hasn't figured out how to steal from Wall Street.
Rubio doesn't have any idea, but knows that Wall Street knows exactly what it is doing.
Seriously mate? wrote:
It's all computers, just like everything else.
Heard a podcast about the inventor of electronic trading on NPR. Quite fascinating. They called it illegal initially and insisted there needed to be "keyboard input". So this guy built a robot that was typing on a real keyboard and executed orders ... the rest is history.
Well, it's located in downtown Manhattan and begins at Broadway and goes east towards South Street to the East River.
And it's one way going east for most of the way.
Northwest wrote:
Subject says it.
Wall street could mean a lot of things but in politics it generally refers to any of the business activities of banks that are deemed too big to fail. Their biggest businesses are usually investment banking (underwriting bonds/ipos/mergers&acquisitions) and Sales and trading (investing their own capital or clients money to try to beat the market).
In theory it provides Financial Services; most notably in the form of financial capital, but also through other financial services such as risk hedging products, to the economy at large.
In practice, not always so well, largely as a result of the perverse incentives, which, if unregulated can lead to a number of damaging outcomes.
A bunch of evil white men conspire to control the world and make sure Gender Studies grads don't have an abundance of job opportunities waiting for them when they graduate.
Collect fees for doing one or more of the things below.
M&A: Find companies for other companies to acquire. Tell them how much to pay and how to do it.
Equity capital markets: Find investors to buy an ownership stake in company. Tell them how much to pay for it.
Leveraged finance: Find lenders to lend company money. Tell lenders how to structure and how much to charge company for loan.
Trading: Buy stocks, bonds, and other investments. Hold them for a period of time and then sell them, hopefully for a profit.
Wealth management: Find rich people who don't want to invest their money on their own. Tell them where to invest their money.
Well, do you know Las Vegas?
Its a fancier version of Vegas.
^ See above.
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