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Bulky-Internal8579

Hopefully the next AG will use Civil Asset Forfeiture and seize all of his stock / assets / ill gotten gains in January 2029 when he's indicted. If it's good enough for low level accused drug dealers, it's good enough for billionaires.

Bulky-Internal8579

Elon Musk is a criminal, a fascist, a pedophile and a liar. He was born rich and won the lottery on investments with a LOT of help from government subsidies. He never invented anything. If we get a halfway decent AG in January of 2029 he'll be headed to prison - all those investigations he was able to pay off Trump to quash aren't going anywhere. You might want to find someone else to boot lick.

Loose-Dream7901

Elections have no bearing on this process it’s via the AG

MaddRamm

Silver miners like AG, SSRM, HL, etc will be doubling and tripling over the next 6-12months as silver is set to spike again towards its previous $120 high after it finishes this last down bit in its current down trend. Also SILJ ETF for broad exposure to the junior silver miners. There’s dozens more silver miners, look them up. Gold won’t be doubling, so don’t expect the same out of GDX and gold miners.

acemedic

I feel like my mental sanity has been restored. For a large degree, I lurk on the conservative sub and actively participate in the Republican one. The stark shift in the conservative sub has been hilarious. They all see the gig is up. When it comes back online, it’ll be interesting to see if there’s a shift or pushback. The Republican sub has gone to what I’d call “manual mode,” where people are making some insane comments, but you can easily spot there trying to fan flames. 1/2 truths, cherry picked information “compared,” but not bilaterally, etc. Easily shot down, but the mods don’t restrain the obvious foreign activity. I believe this should be a legal issue, and I’m glad others agree, especially within the AG sphere. Money changing hands also complicates things as thoughts are steered to the paid outcomes. Those people are traitors. The fake tears of “I was duped” are wrapped in cashed checks. You weren’t the bumbling idiot when you were “casually” supporting politicians by attending half of their rallies… you can see the insanely high level of disinformation tossed about, and I’m sure it’s laughed about behind closed doors. This even extends to the podcasters they love. If a podcaster dresses political propaganda up as science and recklessly puts listeners’ lives at risk, that should warrant criminal accountability. Calling it an “opinion” shouldn’t erase responsibility for 1000% foreseeable harm. And it’s all about the money. That’s also 1000% why they’re doing this. These politicians now protect the podcasters… to pay the podcasters more money to keep them in power to abuse that power to take more money to pay the podcasters more to keep them in power to abuse that power to take more money… I’m f’king tired boss. When’s it over? Vote Dem? Is that what you need from me? I’ll gladly do it early.

cramerscream

Sam “AG1” Altman

NetScary6086

How do I diversify my portfolio outside of AI? I currently mainly have S&P500 and MSCI world ETF (I know it's a lot of overlap, I should probably only go ahead with MSCI). Some smaller plays in energy with OKLO and NANO & more into AI with VanEck Semiconductors ETF. But now I want stocks outside of these branches. I was following the Nike situation (I'm not thinking of buying Nike btw) and looking at On Holding AG & Deckers as alternatives, but not sure if that is a good play. What would you recommend right now to diversify?

Ancient_Composer9119

Says the man who told the Georgia AG to "find" 11,000 votes.

krakends

What happened to the AG lawsuit?

Glittering_Dig3798

How I'm feeling https://open.spotify.com/album/1WA1ngD22PguWqdxIT2YDo?si=YUaw_AG4SwimcJIQ5ii8TA :screech: :screech: :screech:

myjumboloanapp

if you think about it, it really was sleepy joes fault that were in this mess. Bro handicapped his own DOJ with the weakest AG in history and then bottlenecked it over something something national unity

adam243389

At TUI AG (TUI1.DE) stock, we experienced ongoing bullying/mobbing in the hospitality sector. We reported it to management, HR, and even the CEO, but received no response or meaningful action. What do you think does this story deserve to be brought together and shared publicly, maybe even as a short, like the Citadel story?!

No-Feeling1743

Jump you autistic 4AG, this is evidence you're a useless piece of shit that should suffocate under ground

Commercial_Sound1448

Mercedes‑Benz Group AG partners with QNX

Lobster_leaves

Yes you are correct, these numbers are for all vessel types not just tankers. Bulk tankers recorded 14 crossings during the week of 6-12th Sept. You can always argue that no analyst will ever be accurate, but again these are actual stats that have been tracked and the general consensus is that the flow has been picking up. I'm not saying that it's back at pre-war levels, but there are signs that they've started to find work arounds and established systems to continue operating in the current environment, and it seems quite successfully so. This is just for Hormuz crossings. In general I do agree that there is mass demand destruction, the AG region is dead for conventional shipping and it will take a long time to build back confidence to return to what we had pre war.

SuppleWinston

Only if social dems get power. Old dems are have not shown any desire do something as simple as reject nominees like the new AG that openly admits no abuser in the epstien files will be investigated.

anormalname63

Mods actually think an AG is gonna come after them for market manipulation all because captain tiny nuts was dumb enough to go talk to congress. Which is peak stupidity for the sub.

diefy7321

All that Cali taxpayer money down the drain for the AG to end up crying and caving in lmfaoooo

somewhereoverthedune

You aren't paying attention to Trump's moves. His personal lawyer is the AG of the United States, Judge Jeanine from Fox News is United States Attorney for the District of Columbia, Hegseth another Fox anchor his head of "Department of War" and we have an anti-vaxer/girfter RFK Jr. running HHS. Not to mention Jared Kushner handling foreign policy. Our government isn't independent.

primodal

In your opinion. Do you think you got lucky or trusted your gut (I think gut instinct is different from luck). And what do you feel with AG.TO? Solid gut feel/conviction or just a gamble?

BrockDouken13

It is just bluff. Most TV and movies are filmed wherever the best tax credits are globally. The floor is filmed in Ireland. Trivial Pursuit is filmed in London. Maybe admin folks and some C suite moves to Nashville, or music score based work would make sense. The federal court has ordered settlement talks for next month for middle of October, writers union and AG's to meet and discuss. Let's see what happens. 10 of the 12 AG are also in the midterms ballot and not all are locked for re-election in their states. Shari Redstone was the prior terrible Nepo baby owner of Paramount with law background that sucked tons of cash flow via dividend to her trust fund and couldn't cover her terrible management of national amusement movie theaters.  Prior CEO Bob Bakish made terrible decisions, barely new what was "in the can" during quarterly releases during the strikes.  Let's not even start on hats Zaslav did to Warner Bros taking all the Time Warner debt from Discovery and packaging that on Hollywood.  These CEOs deeply lined there pockets with golden parachutes. Let's not forgot who caused this was Shari Redstone and their special board for accepting this offer versus Sony that was at the table to make an offer. Those against this merger left the board for their fiduciary duty. Paramount as a brand has been ran terrible for a long time.  In my opinion I think the merger settles once midterm votes are in. As politics unfortunately are all over this merger for the boom er generation that still watches legacy news and turns out to vote a lot. 

SeaofSounds

"We as central bankers need not be concerned if a collapsing financial asset bubble does not threaten to impair the real economy, it's production, jobs and price stability." AG

BrockDouken13

Supreme Court taking up the merger issue on Paramount Skydance (PSKY) of Warner Brothers (WBD), 12 state attorney generals blocking this led by California AG Bonta. Has to respond to Supreme Court filing by 25th. SCOTUS is pro business on modern media definition, Bonta looks to be cooked. WBD payout get is $31 dollar payout potentially sooner then never now. Potential Arbitrage play based on time value of money. 

actuallyapossom

Nonvoters aren't even voting down ballot for their own municipal, county and state races. Their city governments, judges, state AG, ballot initiatives/referendums... That's not "voting with your wallet," it's just dumb. They do nothing and then complain when the greater evil keeps winning and getting worse.

nemodigital

In 1939, the Nazi government placed Ford-Werke AG under the control of a German commissioner and administrator Robert Schmidt. So it was no longer under American control

ivanrybkin

Cde AG EXQ ASM PAAS SCZ ETC ETC

Slabbed1738

Tf everyone posting about AG1. did Huberman tweet something??

lilnext

>Not even sure he needs a distraction. Considering his lawyer just got the AG position and openly stated we're not charging the perpetrators for their crimes. So pretty sure you're right.

MyStoopidStuff

Massie is trying to force them to do that with the Epstein Files Transparency Act II: [https://khanna.house.gov/media/press-releases/khanna-massie-leger-fernandez-merkley-lujan-introduce-epstein-files](https://khanna.house.gov/media/press-releases/khanna-massie-leger-fernandez-merkley-lujan-introduce-epstein-files) It's designed to give State AG's, DA's, victims and Congressmen the private right of action to go after the DOJ for unlawfully withholding the files. It also gives victims the right to unredacted files involving their cases, and requires the DOJ to give up the unredacted files to state AG's so they can pursue their own state investigations.

neckhairedover

I would hang on till it closes. Paramount and AG Bonta are most likely discussing settlement terms and as soon as that case is settled they'll be able to close quickly, everything else is in place. It is possible it drags on but the ticking fee is to compensate. It's possible it won't close but in that case WBD most likely gets 7B termination fee. The share price may drop but with the roughly 20B net debt they'd have by then I think they'll recover. Hopefully it won't be much longer.

CollegeSorry5923

I follow my dad for Christina and my Mom for the Earl. Catholic through and though. Knights of St. Joseph.... I serait the bishop's command. Tout les temps et jours. Swizza has sinned against the holy FATHER. REPENT OR BE BANISH FROM THE FORMULA 1 CASINO DIE TEMPS ET ÜBER AUDI ET $VW AG. SILVER SERIES ARROWS FLOW FROM MY LIPS. MERCEDES-BENZ AND STIR SIR LEWIS HAMILTON ONLY. #SINGAPURGP

Loose-Dream7901

Congress & Senate do not decide this process. Broader rescheduling is under AG Todd Blanche. All the DEA has to do is change cannabis broadly from S1 to S3, and mirror the same licensing registration process that exists for medical. The key is there needs to be federal compliance attached to S3 Per the NASDAQ Listing Application: **“Nasdaq is observing developments in this space, including the scheduled administrative hearing and proposed rulemaking by the DEA, and will provide updates as those administrative processes advance.”** So again, your point inherently incorrect mixed with now both DOJ release and NASDAQ official language which confirm this hearing is a dynamic consideration else it would be stated clearly. Here is the detailed application summary: “As noted in FAQ [1474](https://listingcenter.nasdaq.com/Material_search.aspx?materials=1474&mcd=LQ&criteria=2&cid=120%2C1%2C145%2C108%2C157%2C14%2C22%2C142%2C29%2C107%2C34%2C37%2C38%2C45%2C16%2C110%2C52%2C71%2C156%2C69%0A%0A), Nasdaq will only list companies whose activities are legal under applicable federal law or the applicable laws in the jurisdiction(s) where the company operates.  Where a company operates in jurisdictions where cannabis, including marihuana (referred to as “marijuana” herein) as defined in the U.S. Controlled Substances Act (the “CSA”), is legal, such company is eligible for listing (provided, of course, the company otherwise satisfies all applicable listing requirements). On April 23, 2026, the U.S. Department of Justice issued a final Order (the “DOJ Order”) rescheduling medical marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III under the CSA.  While this rescheduling did not legalize marijuana, the DOJ Order did create a path for state-licensed medical marijuana companies to operate in compliance with federal law by registering with the DEA.  A company that follows that registration path would be eligible to list if it can provide Nasdaq with an opinion of counsel from a law firm, acceptable to Nasdaq, with expertise in controlled substance regulatory compliance confirming that the company operates in compliance with the DOJ Order and applicable requirements of the CSA (an “Opinion”).  At this time, federally illegal marijuana (*e.g.*, non-medical or other “adult use” activities) remains a Schedule I controlled substance.  As such, companies whose activities include federally illegal marijuana without having obtained appropriate authorizations (*e.g.*, FDA/DEA approvals) are currently ineligible to list.  Nasdaq has observed situations where a company has an economic stake in an entity engaged in federally illegal marijuana activities or derives revenue based on agreements with such an entity.  Where such a company otherwise satisfies all applicable listing requirements, provides an Opinion that concludes that the relationship is in compliance with the DOJ Order and applicable requirements of the CSA, and the company does not consolidate the federally illegal marijuana activities in its consolidated financial statements in their SEC filings, the economic stake or agreement does not preclude listing on Nasdaq. Pursuant to Nasdaq rules, listing determinations are made on the basis of information filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (the “SEC”). Where a newly listing company previously included federally illegal marijuana activities in its financial statements filed with the SEC, the company will have to include the complete deconsolidated financial information in an SEC filing for Nasdaq to rely upon for listing approval.  In addition, the company will have to represent in such SEC filing that its financial statements will not present the federally illegal marijuana activities on a consolidated basis in the company’s future SEC filings, unless the federal legal status of such currently federally illegal marijuana activities has changed such that the company can provide an updated Opinion. Nasdaq has historically permitted the listing of companies following applicable DEA and FDA rules for medical research and pharmaceutical development involving marijuana-derived products. The rescheduling expands opportunities for such research and development, and companies engaged in these activities continue to be eligible for listing. Nasdaq is observing developments in this space, including the scheduled administrative hearing and proposed rulemaking by the DEA, and will provide updates as those administrative processes advance. Listed companies with questions on these matters should engage early with their Nasdaq Listing Qualifications representative to discuss their specific facts and circumstances.  Companies considering listing should contact L

Gambelero

Yes, but the ALJ’s has to do way more than just make a “decision.” He has to promulgate a detailed report explaining the medical and legal reasons why. I’ve heard suggestions that it may 100 pages. The AG/Justice Department can issue a short concurrence and be done with it. If we get a favorable ruling from the judge, I’d expect to almost immediately start hearing multiple rumors of an event being planned for big announcement coming very close to the 25 day wait period expiration.

WordsHappenedHere

GOOGL in a major downtrend channel just like META but it’s behind by a few weeks. Probably going under $300 by next ER. Added some November $300 puts. Good market hedge here. All this AG lawsuit drama will hurt them, especially if they need to implement new viewing restrictions on YouTube.

Apprehensive_Rub3897

Old news that might as well have never happened. Deputy AG Blanche is now Senate confirmed AG Blanche. Are we winning yet? Before you jump out, make sure you didn't drop you g*n on the backseat. Rookie moves right there.

JefeDiez

The AG is describing it more as floor than a ceiling and says more lawsuits towards Meta are likely. I just find it interesting that they are solely targeting Meta here and not TikTok which is actually where most <18 scrolling is problematic, I think they're just using public sentiment to their advantage.

mousepop321

Fuck you California AG hope you go to hell

mousepop321

Just here to say fuck you California AG

mousepop321

Just here to say Fuck you California AG

BumblebeeMaximum9322

AG’s got job offers for their kids and a a few hundred grand in their trunks

WordsHappenedHere

Because YouTube is next on the AG lawsuits. And they’ll likely pay much more than META and have to make changes

GandalfSwagOff

California's AG might actually be the evil one here. He had a chance to take down a company that ruined so many young lives. Instead, he pockets a few billion for his state and the ruined children get absolutely nothing. Fucking gross shit.

Truck-Conscious

Dude these state AG's are usually thirsty for higher political office, you don't think they are trying to make friends and garner support along the way?

MMForYourHealth

It’s a hydra situation. The particular AG’s don’t matter as much as the culture of plutocratic business protection. Part of why the economy sucks so bad now is we live in a monopsony with a cartel of duopolies girding just about every industry.

MMForYourHealth

Everything is addictive. It’s more the smoking gun internal communications about how to make it more addictive to minors. It really was a cigarette lawsuit of our times. Instead of payments in perpetuity, the AG’s just took this pittance.

MMForYourHealth

What do the laws matter if the AG’s settle before the law comes into play?

jeff8073x

California AG seems to care more about the Paramount WB merger.

kim82352

> $META Agrees To Pay $16.7B In Settlement With States - California AG: Meta Agrees To 2-Hour Daily Limit; To Block 12am-6am For Under-18s

version-two

Gotta buy AG jeans, screams poor otherwise

Gambelero

Referring to the alj hearing. The AG already used the treaty exception to made medical S3.

rexleonis

https://i.imgur.com/AG5V2bU.jpeg

Fit-Marionberry5248

Melania meme coin has almost higher market cap (90M) than Multitude AG (130M)  The latter makes 30 MEUR net profit from retail lending neobanking Imagine explaining this to Benjamin Graham in 1950’s 

Gambelero

You (and the comment above you) make a great point. We were sold the idea that this hearing was about rec rescheduling, but the evidence given was just about medical issues. Is this hearing really just about medical? If so, then why do it? Didn't the AG already reschedule?

Chitikii

AG, EQX, SILJ, B, CDE. More risk would be actual junior pm miners, or SBSW(platinum miner). Pplt is also good but it’s a trust. There’s too many tickers for me to list tbh

Commercial_Seat_3704

California AG just laid out the META case on CNBC and none of the remedies he said they are looking for sound that bad at all. This might actually turn out to be a nothing burger.

pussinbuuts

California Deputy AG Megan O'Neill opened for the states, summarizing Meta's alleged business model as "hook the users, hold them for as long as they can, harvest their data, and then hide the truth from the public." So basically every app these days

SoCallMeDeaconBlues1

The lawsuit Meta is facing is no joke. New Mexico already won essentially the same case they're facing in California, only this one has 25+ other state AG's on onboard too. I don't think anyone believes the court will ever award anything that would bankrupt the company, but there is a lot of risk. Markets generally don't like that.

SPAC_Time

WISeKey International Holding AG filed a 6-K after market close today. SEALSQ Corp., a subsidiary of WISeKey International Holding, [subscribed to a $10 million PIPE at around $10.66 per share](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1738699/000121390026091235/ea0302501-6k_wisekey.htm#:~:text=%2410%2C000%2C000%20in%20ordinary%20shares%2C%20no%20par%20value%2C%20of%20Pubco%20(%E2%80%9CPubco%20Ordinary%20Shares%E2%80%9D%20and%20such%20shares%20issued%20hereunder%2C%20the%20%E2%80%9CSubscription%20Shares%E2%80%9D)%2C%20at%20a%20price%20per%20share%20equal%20to%20the%20redemption%20price%20per%20share%20paid%20to%20Public%20Shareholders%20that%20redeem%20their%20CAC%20ordinary%20shares), if the business combination with Columbus Acquisition Corp. (COLA COLAR) and WISeSat.Space Corp. closes.

SailMaleficent6183

Blanche is AG now so he might make sure ALJ moves faster than usual.

PooPooPointBoiz

How the fuck do these AG's think they have a case? For a company making a product too good? "oh no my kid scrolls for hours on this app". Yeah, ok fuck you then be a better parent you piece of shit.

Fredidiah

> Why is the California AG talking about wallstreet analysis? Well, CNBC asked the New Mexico AG (Torrez) to come onto one of their programs and asked him questions about this specifically, so that's probably why he's talking about it.

HipnotiK1

“The analysts aren’t pricing this correctly right now,” Torrez said. “That California judgment by itself could be gargantuan enough that it changes the ability of this company to do what it needs to finance into the future.”" Why is the California AG talking about wallstreet analysis?

Malvania

The consolidated AGs represent 29 states, including each of the top ten states by population other than Texas and Florida. There may be other cases, but they won't reach the dollar values of the consolidated state AG case.

Malvania

>Meta’s attorneys have previously said that the consolidated state AG trial could lead to damages as high as $1.4 trillion. Lawyers representing the states told presiding federal Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers[ last week](https://www.mlex.com/mlex/articles/2513425/bejar-can-testify-in-meta-trial-us-judge-says-as-states-say-claims-may-reach-200bn) that $200 billion is a more likely amount. Assuming the AGs are correct, that's about 1 year of revenue.

EpsteinandTrump

The US has a convicted felon as a president and is known for his pedophelia. He 'won' against Harris due to vote manipulation with the help of Elon, because Russia failed the last time when he lost to Biden. January 6th was his only hope of holding onto office, and he failed. The SEC was investigating Elon, but with his help he got Trump elected and the SEC troubles went away. With Trump's name and so many in the administration listed in the Epstein files or hidden...Trump is trying to pardon Maxwell, the new AG moved Maxwell from a high security prison to a low security prison... On and on and on. The USA is turning into the USSA and Trump is just an orange Putin at this point.

Winter_Body4794

Matt Gaetz as AG gives u a ceiling and you ain't there yet bud

Riskismyapellido

Peace is negative actually. A peacfull world means u can invest everywhere. I think war was super good for US Stocks as they were a safe haven/are a safe haven. When Europe with this whole Urain/Ruschia is finally at peace and they start to rebuild, you should have bought european stocks, especially Swiss, German and Austrian stocks. Strabag SE, Porr AG, Heidelberger Zement AG

Must_Dragonfruit

AirBnB acts too much like a landlord / property management company to simply claim they are a merchant... especially since they lease stays longer than a month. Either way, I sent it to the AG's office and will wait for their reply.

UsedState7381

Hemp ban is delayed for December, and Todd Blanche is confirmed as permanent AG.

TomorrowLow5092

I see AG Todd B possibly not getting nominated as a shoe drop. Careful, there's piles of shit everywhere and you could be in the splash zone.

cbRddT

Wait I have good trade Strat. Buy $AG dump in 2 weeks

XunclericoX

Deutz AG

postinga_fewtimes

$AG free money playing the swings lads, check the chart💯

Samjabr

Whoever is from New Jersey - Tell your AG to stop being such a ghey ber

UsedState7381

Decent volume on MSOS now, seemingly due to AG Blanche's nomination. But max pain is still $4, we need a whole lot more volume than this to recover from the dump of early July. Oh well.

YourChildhood5762

Very crowded field with little to make one company to stand out above the others. Power Solutions isn't even in the top 15. * Caterpillar * Cummins * General Electric * Siemens AG * Volvo-Penta

babaganoush-ish

AG Blanche good for weedstonks?

Pennypacking

Lmao, keep telling yourself that. Feel free to keep ignoring the disastrous war in Iran and Federal debt at 120% of GDP (Trump has incurred more of the debt than any other president). Sure, I could invest but the returns are less than they would be under any other president in recent history. The DOW has been stuck at ~50,000 since Pam Bondi was still AG and complaining about people still asking for the Epstein Files release (you chose a pedophile to lead your country, lol). Maybe a bad example considering they STILL haven’t been released but it was still EARLY in 2026 when this happened. Lmao, I could write for hours about the hilarious shit that Trump has done after promising his base otherwise and yet, you still just sit back and take it from him.

molski79

He doesn't care about the midterms. They plan on invalidating any D wins that are remotely close. He's been spewing election fraud lies for so long it's working. Part of project 2025 is to defy the courts, which they have, and not a single thing has been done about it. There's 3 million files unredacted and he appointed his personal lawyer as AG to cover it up and it's working. This is a guy that is in these files tens of thousands of times; a war in Iran helps him. It will only escalate from here until November. Anyone that has been following along for years knows this man and administration will do anything in their power to remain in power. Hell, he may escalate it just to create a false flag here domestically, nothing is off the table. These are people that plagiarize Goebell's speeches, use SS language and rhetoric, changed the fucking Dept of Defense to Dept of War, etc, etc. They bombed fishing boats and the lead prosecutor looking into it is now dead. These are not normal times. He will crash the markets.

WrexyWrex

The Chinese BAIC Group currently holds 9.98 % of the company’s voting rights, making it Mercedes-Benz Group AG’s largest individual shareholder.

derprondo

They did him dirty as fuck. They’re now literally using him as propaganda so people won’t trust medical professionals. The AG in my state just tweeted some pic that says Fauci is responsible for more deaths than Stalin. Fuck me the regards are running the regard house.

No_Syrup_4068

I built an tracker which covers all topics around rheinmetall and if the stock reaches 2000€ in 2026. Currently odds for that: 34% [Will Rheinmetall AG hit 2.000€ in 2026? | Oracle Markets](https://oraclemarkets.io/predictions/RHEINMETALL)

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

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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