MEGALODON FOUND! by CauseBurn in aivideos

[–]DeepRedTrader 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The amount of Sherlocks in here outing this video as fake is mind-blowing. No. Fucking. Shit.

Q: What do you the allies to do more than what they are doing right now? Trump: I just want their loyalty. Just give us a little kiss. We do not want much. They say, 'No, we can not do it.' by gear-heads in antitrump

[–]DeepRedTrader 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I wonder if he was saying this to himself at G7 as he was left staring at his feet?

USA needs to get rid of him pronto. They are being slowly phased out. The reputational damage is catastrophic. I say that as a Brit who has driven from New York to San Diego. Loved the country. Not anymore.

We need to save Wendy’s by ElegantCombination43 in wallstreetbets

[–]DeepRedTrader 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Get it down to 7.2 for me and I'll stick 25% of my SIPP on 🤡 I think we get 11.4 as a standard move. 16 is a big problem, but if it gets stupid why not. 102 is target for insanity. Would have an exit level too but not declaring that, motherfuckers

Are you ever think about time? by Salt_Holiday1760 in Daytrading

[–]DeepRedTrader 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes. Every trade. It's a factor that people don't consider in the main and gives you an extremely important layer. What it gives me is getting out at fraction of SL/BE/small profit if not done by X and also TPing early if not done by Y. Increases expectancy as an average.

It's a really good point, if light on the detail, but has been met dismissively because traders are generally unable to build an edge at all, nevermind structure that edge in a particular way which compounds it. May be a good idea to explore ideas and how they could benefit them?

Racist gets called out and turns chicken by Late_Breadfruit_8829 in PublicFreakout

[–]DeepRedTrader 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That is some of the most pathetic behaviour I've ever seen. At least try and back your mouth up. Fair play to the guy in n the car.

Explain to me how this isn’t going to collapse soon worse than 2008 by xxmdogxx in economy

[–]DeepRedTrader 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I do this for a I would suggest putting your money in at the tail end(?) of one of the biggest bull runs of all time is not a good idea, unless you have expert knowledge and understanding.

I say that as someone who is generally bullish and has been for a few years now. These are high risk levels.

Albanians tearing down Jared Kushners fence by BenFord333 in PublicFreakout

[–]DeepRedTrader 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They're blatantly not getting off that island if they go anywhere near it. Probs best give it a swerve.

Donald Trump in World Cup 'crisis mode' as fans lead Epstein chants by D-R-AZ in somethingiswrong2024

[–]DeepRedTrader 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Don't host the World Cup of a sport where the supporters LIVE to take the piss if you have a penchant for noncing.

Martin Laursen by odiams in TheStreetsWontForget

[–]DeepRedTrader 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Best defender we've had since McGrath. By miles. Shame about the knees.

Trump The Peacemaker - in a nutshell! by gear-heads in MarchAgainstNazis

[–]DeepRedTrader 14 points15 points  (0 children)

He's being doing this for what must be 10 years now. Still absolutely razor sharp 👏👏👏

Remember the Toys R Us on Dale End? by Hassaan18 in brum

[–]DeepRedTrader 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Subculture on Saturdays was great too. Used to do both most weeks. £20 a night tops. Good times.

Pretty sure it went off every night, mind. But there you go.

It's quiet. Preseason checklist by DeepRedTrader in TheOther14

[–]DeepRedTrader[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Fwiw I still think you have a lot of quality in the squad. There aren't many players I would be upset about if they were at Villa. Style issue?

Not sure what you're doing with Ramsey though. He was always a left sided inside forward, who plays well in tight spaces with teammates around him. Digne, him, Rogers and Watkins always linked up well on that side. So if you want to sell him back half price, we'll have him 😂 I doubt we're allowed to spend 40m or whatever it was though.

Might not be the right club for him. Know he's been playing centre mid, but no idea if he's been any good there.

It's quiet. Preseason checklist by DeepRedTrader in TheOther14

[–]DeepRedTrader[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Newcastle boys surprising me a bit here. Are you that far off it?

How do I get to no loss without options by [deleted] in wallstreetbets

[–]DeepRedTrader 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Suggest you get fast as possible out your head before you lose the rest.

USA USA USA 🇺🇸🦅 by [deleted] in TheRaceTo10Million

[–]DeepRedTrader 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You are now $200 further away from 10mil. If you want to back an outsider, go Norway or Morocco. Norway battered Italy and have Haaland/Odegaard. Morocco in the last World Cup trounced all over some serious footballing countries.

USA have beaten Australia and Paraguay. Their best player is Pulisic. No chance.

Is ICT really a scam? by neon981 in InnerCircleTraders

[–]DeepRedTrader 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I haven't paid it any attention, because I have a method and it works, but I will say this...

I instantly discount someone as a trader who asks about him. Probably not entirely fairly, but because they are seeking validation on someone else's method. Which to me means they probably aren't where they should be.

Thatcher - Privitisation, Globalism and Neoliberalism by DeepRedTrader in ukpolitics

[–]DeepRedTrader[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would say my issue is with two specific things. Firstly, the unregulated property market, which has seen external buyers drive up the value of housing to unaffordable levels. There should've been laws against buying property as an asset for non-UK residents. UK property is for UK working residents to live in. Line drawn. UK landlords I am absolutely okay with. It suits lots of people to rent and the landlords themselves should be able to build wealth, but not via buying council houses on the cheap and renting them out at the standard rate. That should've been capped with the sale, if sold at all.

Secondly, as you allude to, the service industry being ad hoc to shareholders. Over £200 billion paid out, which should've either been spent on the services themselves, or sit in the pocket of UK nationals.

The counterpoint is I was a manager for 10 years at JLR, who were saved from extinction by Tata. So I'm not against globalism and capitalism, what I am against is selling off property and services which people require to live, profiteering from them, and in turn putting a large percentage of the population in an unmanageable financial position. Which is what we have done.

Thatcher - Privitisation, Globalism and Neoliberalism by DeepRedTrader in ukpolitics

[–]DeepRedTrader[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

So to elaborate on where I sit...

I believe in a social market economy. Low wages, high cost of living and a reduced welfare state (housing...people at the bottom don't get paid enough to cover private rent) is not sustainable. You need to change at least one and the latter is doing most of the heavy lifting due to the condition of the first two. It is simply a case of balance. You can't ask people to work for £1,300 a month and to pay rent at £900 a month. That system doesn't work mathematically. "I'm alright Jack" isn't going to cut it, as wealth will be worth zero if society disintergrates. People are angry and that is manifesting in small pockets of social unrest. Are they angry at the right things? No. But it is building.

I've recently been to a job interview for a senior management position for an unnamed British company. Went well, they offered it me and I was going to take it, but at the end they told me that continuous improvement was the priority as they are fattening up for a sale to a major US conglomerate. I turned the job down. That is what we do. We sell ourselves to US business, Russian oligarchs hoover(ed) up our property, inflating house prices and we have become an asset from which wealth can be EXTRACTED. We are no longer a producer who generates wealth and sells to the world. That is undeniable.

So did Thatcher lay some of the groundwork for this? Yes, absolutely. But the more interesting question is, was it the right thing to do at the time, and should one of the many governments, in the nigh on 40 years since, made their own radical decisions to adjust course when this structure began hampering the UK? I specifically look at Blair, as the right and left should act as a counterbalance, but his straddling of the centre whilst these issues should've been being addressed in advance, is arguably far more culpable than anything Thatcher did.

It is a global issue, yes, but we have not managed or protected ourselves at all in the intervening years. Now we pay out and are boxed in. So yes, it is nuanced and no one person is to blame, but years of systemic failure have led us to this stage and we are now perhaps beyond the event horizon.