JoeWeber

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JoeWeber last won the day on March 15

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  1. I found one in our swoop pond when I finally had enough and drained it. Couldn't know for sure whose it was, given that GoPros were lost regularly before clamp downs happened, but with editing software I was able to determine the owner whom I contacted to come to the DZ and retrieve it. What they didn't enjoy was watching the footage of an insane low turn that they only survived because a hero pulled them unconscious from the water before they drowned.
  2. My Euro denominated investments serve a purpose. I actually don't have any real understanding of the relationships. But I do have them and they are underperforming the Biden economy without question.
  3. Hmmm.. Where did you get that MBA? Liberty University? It is an article of understanding in business that you might need to allow your debt to outpace income as you gain share and presence in the market. In our case, it's a global market. In my case, because the US economy is roaring, my dollar denominated investments are doing well, my euro investments are doing poorly. Go figure.
  4. Sure, but don't most of those have enough unencumbered liquidity to make the loan easy? I'm thinking that Trump Tower isn't a juicy cross collateralization asset, nor any of his other properties.
  5. Been there at a seriously lower level and not only is it easy the rates are great. Even if he has $400 Million that could easily be the floor of what his current lenders require for liquidity. There is still a week to go, that his lawyers have been begging for lower amounts or just an IOU for three weeks tells it all: he is broke.
  6. As any MBA can tell you, any two coinciding events, at any point in time, is invariably predictive of the future.
  7. And eyewitness reports are notoriously unreliable. I live on the water most of the year and travel the world regularly. The times they are a changin', and so are world weather patterns. Things invariably occur at speeds to slow or too fast for most folks to recognize or, owing to our short life spans, to care about. I'm not emotional about it, as I've posted here many times, I don't think there is hope owing to our true natures.
  8. No thanks. I'll instead rely on my critical reasoning faculties.
  9. Some folks are just a bit more a product of their environment that others, I guess. If you live on top of the Marcellus Shale formation you think fracking and oil production is unbeatable. Even the Mifflin County Amish are in on it, buggying all the way to the bank with their signing bonuses.
  10. And the first car tailpipes released a whole lot more particle pollution than horse tailpipes. But we hung in there and things got better.
  11. Tay Tay? I thought we were Swifties or Boaties or Swift Boaters or something. What did I miss?
  12. And the hits just keep on coming. SDNY suddenly releases 31000 pages, recordings and notes two weeks before trial forcing Bragg to grant a 30 day delay, Trump requested 90, for the defense to review the information. Damn, they are good at what they do, no doubt.
  13. richravizza has long since lost his novelty even in an open house. Mod's, please stop responding to him as if he's a _____________________