Dark pools are private exchanges for trading securities that are not accessible by the investing public. Also known as “dark pools of liquidity,” the name of these exchanges is a reference to their complete lack of transparency. Dark pools came about primarily to facilitate block trading by institutional investors who did not wish to impact the markets with their large orders and obtain adverse prices for their trades.
Comedy Hour material. SEC crackdown….LOL, LOL, LOL.
It’s not a joke. On June 21st they’re suppose to pass a resolution to make margin calls on HF automatic and on June 25th it’s very likely both AMC and GME will be put in the Russell 1000.
Never fall for reform until you see if it is true and WHO it benefits.
Both benefit the retail investors.
Most often retail investors don’t even own their shares if they read the fine print. Investment companies can take the money from your account and fund riskier instruments within their family of investments including money market funds. Paper contracts are paper with a lot of devil in the detail. Stay out of the rigged casino. Retail investors take it up the ass every day, that won’t change any time soon else the club would get out of the business.
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BL knows what he/she is talking about. There is a really good follow up video (to this comment) by The Corbett Report … THE STOCK MARKET IS RIGGED.
BL is a he/she!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I had no idea!!!!!!!!!!!!! Ho Lee Shit!
(Just kidding)
Ha! Both wrong.
BL identifies as a Zhem.
I’m a pissed off grunt.
Mark- At this point who isn’t pissed off? IMO, it is past time for ire toward all of these criminals.
Keep posting all that great info, you are a service to the TBP community. 🙂
For a long time, I thought you were your wife commenting sometimes, remember? LOL I thought you were a she “sometimes.”
Where did my comment go?
Where did you leave it?
I left it on my little tablet I think. Am not up to speed on that device.
The guy in the video says the SEC is going to make markets more free and fair because they are going to look into it. The SEC has overlooked massive naked shorting by the big boys for at least a decade but now they have had a change of heart because the new crew in the crookhouse don’t like cheating.
Well alrighty then.
Anon- Thus my Comedy Hour reply to miss eye roll.
It posted after I sent mine so I missed it. The eye roll means she doesn’t have an answer because she doesn’t know the questions.
Do you ever regret selling all your Brooklyn Bridges during the last run up. I unloaded my last batch of swampland thinking that was the last time people like Stephanie would be able to buy the stuff.
He’s irritating and could only watch half. Why do people these days end sentences with right? It seems to be the next you know. The FED has rigged it all. Everyone has to play the market for their retirement except gub employees
Me too. He hops around and interrupts like a meth freak.
That is exactly what I thought, meth or coke.
If those are his real teeth then it’s coke.
Macleod gets into the weeds during this interview:
B. I .S. (Bank of International Screwing)
It’s interesting that BlackRock, BlackStone, and others are buying R1 residential properties for 20-30% above market, for use as rental properties.
It could be desperation to load up on tangible assets before inflation eats the value of their cash holdings.
Or, more likely, they have some scam lined up involving selling rental income backed bonds to pension funds. Backed by rental income on properties they grossly overpaid for.
Should end well.
anon- The ROI that these heavyweight investment groups will realize is sizable, they purchase a entire neighborhood of homes for 32 million and the projected rental income pays them 10% return. They exist to find a constant stream of high return on the $$$.
Yep, CDO’s again…