skolozsy2

When I was 17, I read ""The Son of Sam", written about, and by the lawyer who prosecuted David Berkowitz. To this day, scariest book I ever read. Only because I was still naive at that age, and that book taught there are seriously mentally disturbed people out there that will kill you on a whim for no other reason than something passing through their mind. For 2-3 weeks following, I would run to my car in a panic any time I had to drive at night.

Narcotics seem to always be profitable

Short answer: When the majority of your country's money is spent on bombs, bullets, and guns instead of books and schools....you tend to end up with a very powerful country that is chock full of morons.

There's like 75k calls at that price!?!? Some coke dealer must've went nuts or something.

I think I'm gonna go SURF'in again. They've done me well in the past, and it looks like a good entry point.

Apparently these AMC people hit the "reset"

I wonder if there will be more mass sell offs once the fed reinforces the supplemental leverage ratio April 1st. Are more margin calls to be expected?

Sideways?!?! I'd give my left nut to only be trending sideways!

Not too shabby thus far. Missing Toews, Dach, Nylander, Shaw, and now Strome. Lost Murphy and Boqvist for weeks, and came into the season with a carousel Colin Delia. Malcolm Subban, and Kevin Lankinen in the net. Never suspected them to be 3rd in their division.

Yeah, rub it in, thanks.

Unfortunately, it was inevitable. Anyone who has watched Seabs play the last two seasons could see this day coming rapidly. The mobility was completely gone. 3 time Stanley Cup champion and a gold medal winner in 2010. He always played the hardest minutes; penalty kill, defensive zone draws, other team's top lines, Seabrook got all those assignments. Took hits, threw hits, blocked shots, and he was just a solid stay-at-home defenseman. He even chipped in a clutch goal every now and again. And he played the game the right way. Seabrook was also a great teammate. He would be the one to chaperone new free agents upon their arrival; help get them acclimated to the city, show them where are players live, shop, eat, etc... He also opened his home to new draft picks, many young players have called the Seabrook residence home, from Jonathan Toews and Brandon Saad to Alex Debrincat and Kirby Dach, they all spent their first season living with the Seabrook family. No doubt Brent will get his retirement ceremony, but I'm sure the Hawks will wait to do it the right way, in front of the fans so Seabs get his proper due.

I remember selling CleanSpark months ago for $41. Didn't realize it had fallen that low now.

Yes, yes it is safe to assume this. In fact, why don't you just bend over now and take it in the a** to the tune of 5k Should have sold all my PLUG @ $72 instead of just 30%

Is it safe to assume that GME, AMC, etc... is gonna wreak havoc on the rest of the market?

What's the news?