Sorta looks like this thread is a clumsy attempt at a 'sting' op to draw people in for suspension.
Reckon you might right.
However, a betting man might say.
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Sorta looks like this thread is a clumsy attempt at a 'sting' op to draw people in for suspension.
Reckon you might right.
However, a betting man might say.
Demon73 in for the win!
Maybe someday you'll graduate to young adult novels. Keep a dictionary at hand...
So, back on track with this - Milly in the time you typed your usual insults, you could have googled as this was/is all over the news. Months ago
If you read before responding, you'd see that the link I provided
A Chinese nickel titan is staring down an $8 billion trading loss as a short squeeze sends the metal soaring, new report says | Business Insider India
is sourced from the WSJ
Chinese Nickel Giant Tsingshan Faces $8 Billion Trading Loss as Ukraine War Upends Market - WSJ
Then IF you cared to do a quick 10 second search, you'd find this
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...ant-secures-bank-lifelines-after-epic-squeeze
and this
Chinese tycoon'''s '''big short''' on nickel trips up Tsingshan'''s miracle growth | Reuters
So whether those are "reputable" enough for you who knows?
And the main bank bailing out (China Construction Bank) is majority state owned
Shades of the Hunt brothers. Just a different metal.
Can't say if it's like the Hunt Brothers but the whole silver market thing made me a whole LOT of money. Can't imagine the mountain of silverware, silver candlesticks, silver coins, silver anything went to the smelter. Was a long time ago but remember a huge pile of nickels that sent way over face value due to some silver in the coin.
Without looking it up---somewhere around 1980 maybe?
Can't say if it's like the Hunt Brothers but the whole silver market thing made me a whole LOT of money. Can't imagine the mountain of silverware, silver candlesticks, silver coins, silver anything went to the smelter. Was a long time ago but remember a huge pile of nickels that sent way over face value due to some silver in the coin.
Without looking it up---somewhere around 1980 maybe?
To those contributing nothing of substance to this thread: perhaps you'd do something of actual use?
Check this thread: Top European scraper (Richard King's student) from Ukraine is on war now
Send what you can to help. Do something meaningful. I just did.
Please don't bother, save your time and mine. I'd much prefer you never respond to anything I write, as your S/N ratio is tiny and not worth trying to filter.
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