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I linked the post in the thread. Here it is again https://www.reddit.com/r/pennystocks/s/Ccre8pc0CV
Given the way Trump has clashed with Powell, and now Warsh is saying the exact opposite of what Trump wants, I don’t see the 2000 times you refer to. Reading any political influence into Warsh at this point is conjecture and not supported by anything. Yes, he’s appointed, but his actions suggest a certain level of independence. If you look at his background, he resigned from the Fed board in 2011 because he considered Bernanke’s actions to be too inflationary. He also appears to have a solid background in public policy and economics if you look at his CV. If anything, I think Warsh is actually doing what he thinks is correct. Having the support of the board is a bonus.
Exactly. I got a great degree, was working very hard building by CV, sacrificing a lot, saving everything I earn and for all that politicians and central banks showed me and people like me a big, fat middle finger saying that I'm a looser. Never again, if you know you can't win, you need to join, as I said above, I'm all in this time and plan to dump every single penny I earn down the road.
I work in setting federal transportation policy with a focus on the deployment of AV/CV freight and supporting infrastructure for the past decade. Trust me when I say this is not happening on a large scale (that would generate windfall profits) anytime soon.
Yeah it makes sense now, Shouldn’t have worn formals and gotten my ATS - CV Probably should’ve walked in with a pullover and crocs I am applying at Starbucks on Monday
# "just go to the headquarter and give them your CV directly. worked every single time when I was in my 20s" just. shut. the. fuck. up
Putting “sold at the top before the MMs could trap me on August 13, 2026” on my CV
The Ivy League investors don't know everything, they can't, there are only so many of them and they only have so much time. They are also, and this is the big thing, they are not that smart really, like they aren't superhuman, these are perfectly fallible people. They have risk managers telling them to structure their portfolio in a certain way, they have managers around them that they don't want to look stupid in front of and they need very good reasons to push back on them. Some of these institutional investors are almost on autopilot, trading within very strict boundaries and guidelines. Retail doesn't have any of that, and they can have an edge if they know enough but most people underestimate the level of research and due diligence that is required. Like, I know someone who works as an analyst for a company that sells soda streams, distributes soft drinks to hospitality businesses and bottles and manufactures other soft drinks. He has made a killing specifically on the stocks of hospitality and soft drinks companies. He just knows more about specific niches of that industry than perhaps anyone else in the country. No institutional investment company would ever take him on, he didn't go to the right schools and has the complete wrong CV for it, but they are not beating him on trading in that sector.
I know a good CV writing service if mu call doesnt pan out hmu
My tuition for the year to be a CV Tech is $34,900 lmk!
I was offered 90k w/ benefits at the last job I interviewed at before they realized I was still a year away from graduating (WHICH WAS IN MY CV BUT WHATEVER). I'd take that right now and never look back
job I applied to said I was overqualified but I have 0 jobs on CV
the rejection letter said I was overqualified but I put 0 job experience on my CV
Before it was the CV/ML org