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Thanksgiving coma and the ending the threeday losing streak are a set of records around the corner or this rally a flash in the pan. First of all, welcome. Thank you. [ applause the man. The momentum killer i just drop the hammer on momentum up. We call these the ifbs they told me in your name that your name at hq is c. Quint. We might take the quint thing. So, quint, to answer the original question today was a flash in the pan december 15th columns. The december levies the tariffs, the market goes down i would think it trades down to 30, 90 or so handles from where we are now and then another...

Holding stronach bank of america reports tomorrow one of the biggest shareholders is getting more bullish. Ber shire seeking permission from the fed to boost stake in the bank beyond the 10 threshold. Did jamie and warren give the okay to ride the rally to new record highs why not those are the two. If knows two say its okay, who am i to argue with those two. Back to you. Back to you, mel. The jp morgan was quarter was fine and well talk about banks but put going in perspective and tangible book in jp morgan stock 120. Even i in my lame man can do the math and tell you tangible book its two ti...

Highlights. The senators blasted Dennis Muilenburg time and again on a wide variety of issues some accused boeing and the ceo of not being straight with them, outright lying in terms of questioning about the 737 max. Others basically said to him, youre the ceo, how could you let this happen . Youre the ceo. The buck stops with you. Did you read this document and how did your team not put it in front of you, run in with their hair on fire saying we got a real problem here. Those pilots never had a chance these loved ones never had a chance they were in flying coffins. I was walled walk before g...

A certificate recognises effort The Bay of Islands-Whangaroa Community Board decided to establish a programme whereby the board can recognise people it...

A $650,000 project to construct a deflection bank to protect low-lying businesses along Old Whangae Road and Kawakawa’s main street from flooding is underway in the township.