>>508663992 (OP)
can uexplain this to me? iran transition government??

>>508664212
I've never heard of this but it sounds like some political parties of Iran, led by Reza Pahlavi, want to transition Iran from a theocracy to a democracy.

>>508664756
-_- ik that

>>508664924
I don't claim to understand the details, and ChatGPT wasn't very helpful, as it didn't seem to be aware of any such transition government.

>>508665308
man i thought you were FBI. can you tell me why laws against insider trading among hedge funds seem to be selectively applied?

>>508665454
Nah the FBI fucking hates me.

I don't even know what a hedge fund is. The only economic principle I immediately care about is sustainability. Environmentally sustainable practices should be implemented in the future in exactly the same way as corporations presently seek to maximize profits.

>>508667152
quite based

>>508664212
>government in exile
It's a bunch of iranians who'd get the chop if they were back in iran pretending that they're the ones who're really in charge.

>>508667654
my gut says the main purpose is "the establishment of a market-based economy" while the other points collectively serve as justification. is that true? is it possible western powers genuinely care about those non-market points? because it doesn't seem that way to me. it seems like they're intending on owning the world.

heavens forfend... the silence is deafening.
thank you for your attention to this matter!

>>508664924
is this the guy that just had a heart attack?

>>508668652
Poopy?

Shasta poopy!

>>508665454
dark trading pools make it impossible to track proactively, and the switch to "AI" algorithmic trading make it impossible to enforce against real humans. also congress is exempt so the loopholes are built-in as quid pro quo (congress has to trade on some brokerage, so some "algo" will always know).

>>508676354
Basically if you can't as a buyer track who buys and sell, one whale can buy and sell high amount of stocks between his own accounts to manipulate prices. Each time i think of crypto and stock im disinterested by this harsh reality

>>508678631
trading is gambling, as in the end the (trading) house wins. investing relies on underlying asset appreciation to generate returns and is unaffected by trading manipulation; except when real interest rates are negative or zero due to inflation because the cost of ongoing financial manipulation is less than the opportunity cost of investing real money. this is why falling interest rates always destroys real market (or crypto) returns: it is cheaper to generate fake returns than real returns on investments when central banking operations inflate the entire market faster than the underlying goods and services economy actually grows. it all becomes a fiat-ponzi, in real terms, is the problem with ZIRP and NIRP. the only way to win is to rig the game with the help of some double-blind counter-party collusion.

ROPES ROPES ROPES