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CertainDerision_33

Don’t worry, the AG (Trump’s literal personal lawyer) will be all over this. 

JeanClaudeVACBann

I quick-fabled this whether it is potentially illegal: " Counterintuitively — probably not, under current US law. What TMTG announced is "Truth API," a licensed, real-time B2B data feed of posts from the highest-ranking Truth Social accounts, launching for institutional customers August 1 and aimed at high-frequency and algorithmic trading firms (Stock Titan) , delivered significantly faster than a regular push notification (Investing.com) . Selling speed on simultaneously-public information is established practice: exchanges sell direct feeds and co-location, Bloomberg/Dow Jones sell machine-readable news wires. Insider-trading liability (10b-5) requires material nonpublic information plus breach of duty — a post is arguably public the instant it hits the platform, so a latency edge isn't MNPI. Closest precedent: Thomson Reuters releasing the Michigan consumer-sentiment index 2 seconds early to paying HFT clients; the NY AG branded it "Insider Trading 2.0" in 2013 and it was dropped under pressure, but no court ever ruled it illegal. The actual scandal is the conflict structure, not the mechanism: Trump makes a practice of posting official policy information first on Truth Social, and his family is the largest shareholder of the publicly traded parent (CNBC) — i.e., the president monetizes the market impact of his own official statements. But the president and VP are explicitly exempt from the core federal conflict-of-interest statute (18 U.S.C. § 208), and emoluments claims would only bite if foreign-government-linked entities subscribe — those suits died procedurally in the first term without a merits ruling. The genuinely unsettled edge: if the feed ever delivers posts before public visibility rather than merely faster than notifications, it shifts from a speed product to selective pre-disclosure of market-moving government information — and "when does information become public" has never been cleanly resolved in that context. As written, though: unprecedented conflict, legal product."

twarihay

His former lawyer is the AG. Who’s gonna charge him?

Print_Mo_Money_2020

The 🐻 will ravage AG

Free_Appointment_778

Don’t forget KNDS is also going to be a public AG soon, that will be very interesting as well.

BillyGil4Prez

Here are my common sense arguments for why Netflix is a great investment and all the negative sentiment is overblown. I know nothing about finance: They lowered their guidance last quarter so they could beat that guidance this quarter. Duh.  Reed Hastings’ departure does not matter at all. He was a lame duck Chairman whose main focus wasn’t Netflix. For a while his focus had been investing in private mountains for the 1% to ski without the plebs. I’m serious - look it up. This guy is a freak who is addicted to skiing. Who cares that he left?  Reed Hastings selling off his remaining holdings doesn’t matter. That guy doesn’t even care about having more money! He joined the giving pledge meaning he’s just going to be giving away all his money to charity when he dies anyway. (Not 100% what that means, but close enough…)  They announced $25 billion in buy backs. They know more about their future than you. If they are going yolo on their stock, you should too!  12 state AGs just filed to block the Warner/Paramount merger. I just listened to an interview with the California AG Rob Bonta on the The Town podcast and now I’m convinced the merger will fail. When it does, Netflix will moon. Trust me bro  The stock is down on regarded rumors that have been refuted. Stock dropped on rumors they were acquiring Lionsgate. Then dropped further when they refuted those rumors. Makes no sense. The stock should have recovered at least to the 80s range before that regarded rumor.  I see so many regards here claiming they are a failing company because their content sucks now and they went w@ke. This is the most regarded argument of all. I was seeing the same regards say this back in 2022 when the stock went from 175 to 1,300. Your personal taste / p@litics had nothing to do with the success of this global company with a 300B - 400B market cap. How many other companies that don’t fit into your personal life philosophies are still printing money. Look around  Everyone arguing that they got greedy with their price hikes and cracking down on people stealing their content as a bad thing… wtf are all of you cucks smoking. Since when is greed, pricing power, and cracking down on thievery bad for business. If you can’t afford Netflix anymore, why do you want to stay poor instead of investing in Netflix and getting rich so you can go back to subscribing? I subscribe every month and I don’t even watch it that often. I don’t begrudge them for wanting to make money. Why do all of you regards hold Netflix to a higher standard than every other company trying to turn a profit? Is it really just that no company has hurt your feeling more than Netflix because you used to be able to watch stranger things for free on your mom’s subscription?  Netflix still has tons of room to grow. Beyond their growing Ad business that is already printing billions, they also have room to grow into new international markets. They just announced that they will be offering free trials in some markets. You all ever hear about the crack epidemic? This is the same strategy! Genius! So many people who thought they hated Netflix are soon to be hooked and monthly subscribers whether they can afford it or not.  TLDR get in losers - NFLX is still a great investment and all the recent noise is overblown.  Positions: 2,000 shares at $98.05

CardboardCompass

The $80 number checks out, straight from Lores's offer letter, stock hurdle set at $80 off a $42.58 baseline sometime between year three and five of his tenure. Also worth noting, WBD hasn't actually closed yet, it's trading around $27 right now because a handful of state AG's are suing to block it, so winning the bidding was doesn't mean trading at the agredd price for months. Good precedent either way, worth having the exact numbers before anyone leans on it.

HywayKind

I asked ai about a recent bondi story: "There are no unredacted nude or scandalous photos of Donnie released by former AG Pam Bondi. This rumor stems from satirical social media posts and internet fiction, which are comprehensively debunked by fact-checking organizations"

klops_trade

No, they aren't. They are weakened because the german government took their naval project funding. As a german, don't buy Rheinmetall if you're looking for long term gains. There are better companies, I personally chose Renk Group AG over Rheinmetall since they have a partnership with Arx Robotics. I see Renk in 5-10 at the peak of autonomous warefare in europe regarding tanks.

waka_wear_art

AG Banda trying to make a name for himself as future California governor aspirations, but can't see the forest for the trees on this one.  Meanwhile he got a government 126 billion or so in the hole for a high speed train that goes non ideal places that people will never ride in San Joaquin valley to pay it back. The urban density is not in those places to justify.  Cable is dying and these companies are debt zombies trying to stay a float. This does nothing long term as the companies are much weaker on their own. Netflix would have carved the crap out of WBD with 1 season enshitification of content made straight to tv quality on DC comic book side quests.  He man, Moana, bomb after bomb in 100 million money lost on tentpoles by legacy studios that has nothing to do with mergers. 

Detachabl_e

I mean, we're starting to see the lawsuits from AG's and we're at 1.4 trillion in damages.  Not to mention morale at an all time low from layoffs.  And stalling attempts to keep up in the AI space aren't going to get any better when none of the talent wants to come work for you and there are plenty of better companies hiring.  And multiple countries passing laws that protect kids from social media by prohibiting access until they are pretty much adults is on the rise.  META looking more and more like a tobacco company...

terminalguy007

The investor angle here is more interesting than the initial headlines.IP theft cases are notoriously hard to win. Apple has to prove (1) it had protectable trade secrets, (2) reasonable measures to protect them, and (3) misappropriation. The alleged facts — employees using company-issued laptops, emailing hardware summaries before departures, "show and tell" sessions during job interviews — are specific enough to get past a motion to dismiss, but converting that into a damages award is a multi-year process with uncertain odds.A few things worth parsing for investors:On AAPL: This isn't primarily a litigation bet, it's a signal. Apple rarely sues competitors unless it's trying to create leverage or deter future employee movement. The IP involved is reportedly iPhone hardware architecture — the kind of edge computing and on-device inference work that is central to Apple Intelligence. If OpenAI was genuinely absorbing that to build consumer devices, Apple's moat in hardware/software integration is the concern, not just the lawsuit.On OpenAI: Still private, so the equity impact is opaque, but this adds to its regulatory and litigation overhang. The FTC investigation, the NY AG nonprofit-conversion scrutiny, and now this — each individually manageable, collectively they're a pattern that could complicate any future IPO valuation. Precedent for IP damages in tech ranges from tens of millions to over a billion (Waymo/Uber settled for \~$245M plus 0.34% equity in 2018). If Apple gets into that range, it's material.The "whistleblowers" framing is also notable. If Apple's own former employees are cooperating as witnesses, the evidentiary record is stronger than a typical corporate IP suit. That moves this from "PR posturing" to "actual litigation risk."Still early innings. But worth watching how OpenAI's corporate restructuring and IPO timeline interact with this.

daddysgirl794

Okay here's 10 - PSLV, GDXJ, SILJ, AG, HL, PAAS, ASM, EXK, AYA, and lastly GSVRF if you want a real leveraged high risk high reward silver stock

postinga_fewtimes

check my history, little default skins. could’ve got on $AG rocket ship with me. I will continue to provide autism stock advice.🔥🔥💯

ContentDetective

Moving it to federal court does not mean the AG doesn’t have the ability to sue…

420khz

Exactly this is just a political move by the AG. Has no teeth

postinga_fewtimes

!banbet $AG 18 7d

Cold-Variation-6431

An AG can delay the process, but this deal is going to move forward regardless of the states attempts to block it

DarkNetFan

I have a lot of individual stocks from different sectors for diversification, so the top 3 are not huge all in bets, but they are Vulcan Energy Resources TKMS AG & Co KgaA Viridian Therapeutics The top three are not running well as a unit mainly because Vulcan is risky, volatile, and has been sinking.

jonclod_vundum

Bayer AG Smart Centres REIT Vale SA

maciekzprawej

2G Energy AG (ticker 2GB) - energy solutions: gas engines+cooling (high energy efficiency), currently more available then gas turbines. Silimiar to INIO (on Nasdaq since June 2026, already +12,4%). They've just received first big orders from data centers (new orders in 1H26 +260% yoy); they say new orders in 2026 should amount to 725 mEUR (66% of market cap). 21x EV/EBITDA in 2026, net cash, 10% EBIT margin. You can read analysts' reports on their IR page [Analyst reports and studies | Investor Relations | 2G Energy](https://2-g.com/en/investor-relations/analyst-coverage)

stupidber

Ber drinks AG1

infctr


imustbegthequestion

The arbitrage, by crashing $SPACE, with no crypto to hedge, should be criminal. You failed, $Ferrari. I’ll see Mercedes-Benz AG in #Singapur.

Retired-Programmer

*> Well, back in 2000-2001 when the dot-com crash happened, mutual funds were still new to many people.*  Not sure I agree with that. I can't remember exactly what brokerage we had for our 401k at work, but wherever it was at they had all mutual funds (don't think they had ETFs, but can't be sure what they had back then). And this AG Edwards financial planner guy told me which funds to invest in with that 401K and I remember him telling me how he didn't like the choices I had with it. But thank goodness those for those funds, because they didn't get hit anywhere close to what he had me with at AG Edwards. Maybe the 401K went down 30% when the AG Edward account went down 85%. I really can't remember exactly what the 401K did. It could have been even less, just don't remember for sure how bad it got hit, but certainly remember being down 85% with his AG Edwards picks and I was pissed. *>  Now, most middle-class investments probably happen through index funds. So having your assets concentrated into one sector like you describe should (in theory) be less common now.* Looking at reddit r/wallstreetbets , it seems to me there is now a much larger portion of people who are really concentrated compared to 2000 especially with this 0DTE stuff. Man, that is nuts. Not even sure I agree that 0DTE should be allowed. And now there is no longer Pattern Day Trading rules it appears and then we also have Prediction Markets. To me it seems we are now promoting pure gambling.

Retired-Programmer

I had the same similar thing in 1999/2000. A AG Edwards financial guy talked me into having him manage my account. I Still remember him telling me that the these stocks are here to stay because of this new technology. A year later or so my portfolio was down 85%. I later recovered some but nowhere near where I started (guessing probably down around 40 to 50%). Although to be honest, not sure how much different it would have been on my own back then (first time ever with stocks). But I have learned since then and what I do since then is 60% stocks and 40% Bonds/Cash. And for example when the Covid Crash hit I bought a bunch of stock (using the Bonds/Cash) not only to get back to 60/40, but I took it all the way up to something like 85/15 Stocks/Cash around 2021 timeframe. Then in 2022-2023 slowly sold off to get back to 60/40. So I don't go ever go completely out of stocks like the OP's dad got him to do, but I don't go all in either (especially when the market is way high). I really like doing it this way because like during the Covid crash if was fun deciding what to buy next (even though I was down, but I felt comfortable that the market would recover). Whereas 2000 was an absolute nightmare for me, during the day and night, a 24/7 nightmare. Right now I am slightly under 60/40 (58/42 to be exact) and the 42 is all Cash/CDs (no bonds) because the bonds really sucked in 2020 and I lost some money with it (which wasn't much but that isn't supposed to happen). And with the CD interest rates right now the CDs works much better I feel than the bonds.

postinga_fewtimes

$AG to the moon

postinga_fewtimes

!banbet $AG 20 eow

postinga_fewtimes

$AG. +10% instantly. Marvelous!

postinga_fewtimes

$AG fucking MOONING.

DiscussionCivil5747

Let's share our call ideas for this week 😄 (I think i'll do AG, 0DTE SPY and rklb?)

postinga_fewtimes

baked as buns listenin to mile davis album from to back. made $190 from $35 bettin on those knicks. going balls deep into $AG and spaceX calls. look at 6m-1year trade and tell me $AG isn’t primed for liftoff. worst comes to worst hella sideways. this is all the words i can give on the matter silver soldiers 🫡

postinga_fewtimes

thoughts on $AG? seems like it’ll retest the $20’s or go back to \~$15-$16 before ripping back up. either way, money to be made lads, no?

SPAC_Time

[VERAXA Biotech to Debut as a Publicly Traded Company Pioneering Next-Generation Cancer Therapies on June 11, 2026](https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2026/06/10/3310101/0/en/VERAXA-Biotech-to-Debut-as-a-Publicly-Traded-Company-Pioneering-Next-Generation-Cancer-Therapies-on-June-11-2026.html) \- VACH VACHW -> VRXA VRXAW Shareholders approved the business combination in March. [82,685 Class A shares](https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2026/03/11/3253575/0/en/Voyager-Acquisition-Corporation-Announces-Redemption-Results-in-Connection-with-its-Business-Combination-with-VERAXA-Biotech-AG.html#:~:text=82%2C685%20Class%20A%20shares) remaining after redemptions. VACH is $18.40 after hours.

looool_k_libtard

Nice portfolio red again AG

SailMaleficent6183

Blanche got nominated for AG. Up to the senate to approve now

Sozebj

Texas AG/ Senate Candidate suing Celsius over Alani causing the “death” of a young woman in Texas.

enolevakava

Andritz AG

Fri3ndlyHeavy

Yep, just made a post about this yesterday. Was very undervalued, and then a lawsuit scare dropped it even further. Amazing stock to get into right now. Texas AG investigation will lead nowhere.

kendalkitchen

The same reason I did in 2013 for monster energy. Forward PE got down to around 20-21 and I’d say they’ve done damn good since. PS they had the same exact issue Celsius is having with the Texas AG right now in 2012-2014.

DoubleFamous5751

I’m cursed with this fucking stock. I took a position on it recently and last year. Both times, news hit to tank it. One was the vodka in the energy drinks news, second was last week with the TX AG investigation. I’m not touching it again. Good luck 😊 I will continue to drink their stuff though, so tasty and gives solid energy

postinga_fewtimes

AG. fly away please. i lost on you before. big bucks. down the shitter.. come on little roulette guy.

greenbelieve

Trump’s AG is picking the judge for the hearings. I mean who knows but 🤔

guyoffthegrid

For those who are lazy to click: *** “Schneider Electric Schneider Electric remains the most consensually owned name in European Capital Goods, with 53% of European long-only funds carrying overweight positions — a level that has held essentially flat for eighteen months. The more notable recent development is that global funds have rapidly closed the gap, with 48% now overweight versus a much lower share in 2024. Morgan Stanley believes hedge funds — which have reportedly reduced exposure — could be incremental buyers if Schneider demonstrates improved price-cost management at its first-half 2026 results, with the analysts reiterating FY26 EBITA margin guidance of 19.1–19.4%. ABB Morgan Stanley saw ABB as the most structurally under-owned of the large-cap Electricals, with European long-only overweight positioning stuck in the 10–15% range over the past three years — a deep discount to peers where between 38% and 53% of European funds hold overweights. Morgan Stanley flags this as partly a data lag issue: ABB’s shares have surged roughly 37% year-to-date, with about 33 percentage points of that gain occurring after the March 31 data cutoff. Siemens Energy Siemens Energy has completed a remarkable repositioning in European long-only portfolios, with the share of funds carrying overweight positions jumping from 18% a year ago to 41% today — now surpassing both Siemens AG (38%) and Legrand (38%). Morgan Stanley views the premium valuation, a 2026 EV/EBITA of roughly 30x, as defensible given its forecast of a 22% EBITA CAGR through 2027–30. Morgan Stanley said the stock remained a key Overweight pick.”

postinga_fewtimes

yes i lose money on AG 4 time. yes i go again!

postinga_fewtimes

!banbet AG 20 3w betting big bucks on this one monday .

babyd42

I jumped on CELH leaps. Almost down to being priced as a failing company, but reducing debt after buying Alani and expanding its revenue significantly. With shifts out of tech and space, a "food" company with over 20% of its market captured and growing. The Texas AG investigation adds some overhang and might continue down short term, but the fear is way overblown

nerveclinic

I bought AG, MELI, PSLV, BE, CAMT and 1 share of MU all close to the lows of the day.

nerveclinic

I bought AG, MELI, PSLV, BE, CAMT and 1 share of MU all close to the lows of the day.

UsedState7381

To be completely honest, him getting confirmed by the Senate is already a given, since he's the interim AG and they confirmed far worse people.

Skilledthunder

Thanks Texas AG Ken Paxton -_-

msmaidmarian

texas AG investigating them. whatevs.

Jagged_Tide

Texas AG* who is a certified retard and so are the medical examiners that handled the case. Really 200 mg a day caffeine consumption over a year caused cardiomyopathy? Really? My fucking mom has had like 400+ every day for literal decades. And she’s like 100 pounds. Fucking nonsense

Kbarbs4421

Not true. Trump has decided to appoint Blanche as permanent AG. He still needs to be confirmed.

imustbegthequestion

AG of the gatos y gstors... Mr. DeSantis... Should we invsfe Cuba? Call your king. Et shots.

imustbegthequestion

AG. Of the great state of birth Carlin's. Sick em #Campbell

Deelawn88

Then everyone is going to come stampeding into $AG... right fellas? So ronery. https://preview.redd.it/7sc8wl9e7p4h1.jpeg?width=400&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=24ab8d11e904c91707d7b96a4df284dc9b5b1eb8

Schim4499

Nuai. New Mexico AG dropped lawsuit.

postinga_fewtimes

silver calls again. never won before. come on little $AG!

SPAC_Time

Maybe when they file a public F-4 it will get more attention. They [filed a confidential one in December](https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2025/12/29/3211134/0/en/WISeKey-International-Holding-AG-Nasdaq-WKEY-and-Columbus-Acquisition-Corp-Nasdaq-COLA-Announce-Confidential-Submission-of-Draft-Registration-Statement-on-Form-F-4-in-Connection-wi.html), but don't see a public filing yet, no idea why the delay.

GiuseppeMaiolico

FYI ALP just made the deal [https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/alpha-compute-corp-completes-majority-133000837.html?guccounter=1&guce\_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly9hcHAudHJhZGluZzIxMi5jb20v&guce\_referrer\_sig=AQAAAANqX4ycH6C4RcQoWjowm7E\_4brcoC8MbvQnRb\_Fffx0vLCCnqailcnsiwMuwm8AG8n7Nf0dK7DIHkbQzK0gyx\_wROQ1Q4wRIje7wAYXkv-JrfZ1C0yc3D8\_VcTJBmyRkzms55TDAACcj435pFK7mtkhawoLWyfqjockU2ppVftx](https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/alpha-compute-corp-completes-majority-133000837.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly9hcHAudHJhZGluZzIxMi5jb20v&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAANqX4ycH6C4RcQoWjowm7E_4brcoC8MbvQnRb_Fffx0vLCCnqailcnsiwMuwm8AG8n7Nf0dK7DIHkbQzK0gyx_wROQ1Q4wRIje7wAYXkv-JrfZ1C0yc3D8_VcTJBmyRkzms55TDAACcj435pFK7mtkhawoLWyfqjockU2ppVftx)

SSkilledJFK

The last admin actually adhered to the executive branch not asking for things from the DOJ and left the decision to the AG. Also they followed the law since the files consist of disparate materials including grand jury transcripts, which are presumptively confidential under federal rules without a court order or legislation. Which Congress under which admin made a special law for the release of the entire unredacted files, and which admin did not follow said law? 🤔

Fun_Illustrator_9327

AG will eventually be known as the original architect of the great collapse

SPAC_Time

MLAA filed this today: "[As previously disclosed, in April 2026](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/2094265/000121390026060735/ea0292119-8k425_mountain2.htm#:~:text=As%20previously%20disclosed%2C%20in%20April%202026), Mountain Lake Acquisition Corp. II, a special purpose acquisition company (“MLAC II” or the “Company”) entered into a non-binding letter of intent to enter into a business combination with Terra Quantum AG (“Terra Quantum”). While MLAC II and Terra Quantum may continue discussions relating to a potential business combination, the exclusivity provisions of the non-binding letter of intent have expired. As a result, MLAC II may also enter into discussions with other companies regarding a potential business combination."

Sanpaku

The [AU/AG ratio](https://charts.goldprice.org/charts/gold_all_data_silver_x.png) has ranged from 40 to 120 over the past 40 years. There's perhaps a central tendency around 70, but its deviated above and below for periods of as long as 7-10 years, so its not a great timing signal for returns to the mean.

Individual-Unit3470

Agreed with those on here who say to just invest it yourself. Years ago I used AG Edwards and had a 'guy'... he didn't do squat except take fees. I thought to myself, 'Jesus, why is this guy getting anything? I can make 4% a year myself.' Then the financial crisis hit and they went bankrupt. One thing I do give the guy credit for is that he had me in very safe investments, so I didn't lose anything. Once they went away I started doing it myself and never looked back. If you don't have the confidence to take the plunge and do it all yourself, try investing a small chunk and see if, after accounting for fees, you can beat the advisor. My bet is that you can, because ultimately no one can care about your money more than you do. That's my take, anyway.

Imaginary_You2814

Marths Stewart didn’t even do such a thing. Her financial advisor tipped her off and she said do whatever you think is best. The AG in NY was a loser trying to prove his distinction.

ThetaHedge

Thank you so much! I am confident it will help you find new opportunities to trade on! One thing I’ve personally liked is that since the app updates in real time (every 5 minutes), it helps surface where premiums are shifting. For example, during the Iran conflict many of my CSPs were in mining stocks like HL, AG, and FSM because premiums were elevated there. As market conditions changed, the focus shifted more toward semiconductor names (AAOI, AMSC, CRDO).

Saved_by_the_Bull

I live in Las Vegas. In August of 2025, a literal Israel (Mossad) agent was caught in sting to catch pedos. Tom Alexandrovich, an Israeli (Mossad) agent was arrested for preying on a child. Then native Israeli, but inexplicably US AG for NV Sigal Chattah released him, but nobody else...so Alexandrovich could evade prosecution. Alexandrovich immediately fled to Israel. Nobody, including 🥭 has mentioned it. To date Alexdrovich is in Israel. This isn't antisemitic. This is a problem.

dedpossum

You're a fucking retard. The AG position isn't about justice, it's about making sure the right people have funerals running defense for the constituents who purchased the presidency that cycle. So your rating system is inverted, the worst to us, is the best to them. Bondi did exactly what she was supposed to do, give handies and be blonde.

Street_Barracuda1657

Mr Acting AG is moving up quickly…

Commercial-Trade-117

In my eyes she doesn't exist as AG, without him doing nothing.

Commercial-Trade-117

Merrick Garland will go down as the worst AG in history because he didn't follow through

postinga_fewtimes

silver please fly away i need AG to hit $23 by eow

postinga_fewtimes

dude these have been so hard to hold i’m still overall down big time on some AG calls

Nomadictionnn

similar setup on my end, business + RE only, no consumer. got debitum too, decent so far. fintown i looked at but never pulled the trigger, the prague RE concentration spooked me a bit. couple others worth a look if you want to spread further: lande (someone already mentioned, ECSP, agri collateral, slow but boring), and maclear which i added last year. swiss AG, collateral agent on every deal, EU SME borrowers. monthly payouts, 14-16% range. not without risk obv, no p2p is, but the structure felt cleaner than yet another unreg baltic platform for me. inrento i held briefly, exits were slower than advertised when i tested withdrawal, ymmv.

ThrowRAkakareborn

How long will it take for next AG to void this?

FartPolluter

WBD is essentially probability merger will go ahead wher 31 = 100%, Cali AG is potential block not EU tbh

FartPolluter

if merger doesnt go ahead it will be due to Cali AG and PSKY should have relief rally. If it goes ahead, roughly 10% gain on WBD baked in. NFLX offer was 27 per share

AdCritical5383

Time to fire another AG

Worried_Quarter469

Ask the AG to add you to the Epstein List

Pawwnstar

[I've seen something very similar before..](https://stargate.fandom.com/wiki/Absolute_Power?file=AG-3_satellite.jpg)

moorhound

>Federal Reserve Board announces termination of enforcement actions with UBS Group AG, Credit Suisse AG, Credit Suisse Holdings (USA), Inc., and Credit Suisse AG, New York Branch Day 1 Warsh lmao These guys are totally getting away with a second financial crisis

Real-Personality-465

yeah sure but still pulls this shit on his last day "Federal Reserve terminates enforcement actions against UBS Group AG, Credit Suisse"

musing2020

How do you came to this conclusion? He removed regulatory requirements from UBS and Credit Susie before leaving the office. https://www.federalreserve.gov/newsevents/pressreleases/enforcement20260515a.htm The Federal Reserve Board on Friday announced the termination of the enforcement actions listed below: UBS Group AG, Zurich, Switzerland, Credit Suisse AG, Zurich Switzerland, Credit Suisse Holdings (USA), Inc., New York, New York and Credit Suisse AG, New York Branch, New York, New York

foliag

Advantest CORP, KLA, ABB, Teradyne, NVIDIA, Microchip Technology, FANUC, KEYENCE, SIEMENS AG etc.

SPAC_Time

A [confidential F-4 registration statement was filed in December 2025](https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2025/12/29/3211134/0/en/WISeKey-International-Holding-AG-Nasdaq-WKEY-and-Columbus-Acquisition-Corp-Nasdaq-COLA-Announce-Confidential-Submission-of-Draft-Registration-Statement-on-Form-F-4-in-Connection-wi.html), but no public registration statement yet.

Psychological-Sun744

The whole market is looking at the civil lawsuits Musk Vs Openai outcome. If there is breach to California charity law and the AG of California decides to open a case, Microsoft and Openai are F.

Groffulon

Texas AG first day using modern technology…

kylkartz21

Paxton really trying to campaign from the AG office. Bravo

Sad-Group5464

NFLX sued by texas AG btw... If you have shares, SELL NOW

Ok_Hand5810

So you're claiming that because the victim chose to remain anonymous, that therefore she's lying? Yeah that's not how it works. And if Biden was interested in going after Trump he wouldn't have nominated a centrist AG like Merrick Garland to slow-walk any prosecution related to Trump. Plus Trump was already found liable for sexual assaulting E. Jean Carroll by a jury and he bragged about assaulting women on the Access Hollywood Tape. Trump's own wife accused him of raping her when they were married. Why are you giving the benefit of the doubt to a man who has a pattern of abusing women? There's plenty of evidence against him.

AdCritical5383

#Dow closed under 50k. When is the AG getting canned? 😤

ivigilanteblog

> Trump has already made it clear he is not in favor of rec. Is there some specific statement or choice that makes you say this? I'm curious, because as I see his words and actions, it seems like he is clearly in favor of medical and rather agnostic and "states rights" on rec. He even voted for rec in Florida. He just hasn't made a strong push to deschedule or legalize federally, other than to say (despite the actions of his first-term AG) that he would like the federal government to stay out of it.

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scottishboy-7070

Hmmm, Didn't his AG say he was the presidents Wing Man? Didn't his AG allow certain illegal actions because his boss wanted them done? Operation Fast and Furious drug running campaign, going after journalist and tapping their lines. How quickly we forget or how easy we are manipulated.

FreedomIsMyRight

Classic Obama - pot calling the kettle black. What’s good for me is not good for thee. Funny how Obama conveniently forgets his own corrupt AG. Eric Holder was among the most corrupt EVER. Roll that up and smoke it. Loretta Lynch wasn’t far behind.

palindromic

I mean I’m no Obama defender here, but Obama was just continuing the precedent set by Dub Bush after 9/11 with his skirting the intent of the AG office and overreach via espionage. Remember, America was full on gung ho rah rah nationalism post 9/11 for many years and that bled into Obamas stance on “terrorism” pretty heavily. Trump though has *personally* used the AG office and contorted the legal system for such very cool and very legal abuses as: • trying to overturn election results (Rosen and Clark pressure, Raffensperger, literally trying to “bad faith” the slate of electors with Pence) • public demands to prosecute rivals (lock her up, going after Obama, claiming Biden was a crime family for Hunter getting a board seat at some pissant company) • efforts to interfere with criminal investigations involving himself or allies (fired Comey, “let go of Flynn” attacked Judges and prosecutors who investigated him or his associates, interfered with Roger Stones and Flynn’s sentencing) • tried to use executive power for personal political protection (perfect phone call, pardons for political crimes and political donors) All of that shit is world endingly bad for almost any normal politician and would be seen as outright corruption in almost any EU/first world country we consider an ally. People have been impeached or gone to jail for way less..

Skywayman87

Hold the fuck on. This is absolutely zero defense of Trump, but does this mfxr really think everyone forgot about his own administrations abuse of his AG office?? Political targeting, persecution of government whistleblowers by using that Espionage Act which wasn't written for that, illegal surveillance of journalists, including seizing APs phone records Holder, Obamas "wingman" faced congressional contempt in 12 or 13 iirc, bc of the fast and the furious scandal Again, not defending Trump at all here, but Obama really has no leg to stand on

john-know-nothing

Mass AG just snapped up a ~~Mossad~~ AIPAC cell