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How many brokers gave a call to their clients at the beginning of the month
to tell them they just got shellacked overseas?
Not many is my guess.
A brokerage client on an ongoing fee needs to stay invested
for the financial consultant and his/her firm to keep making money
during good times and bad.
If anyone calls in,
the best thing to tell them is to buy some more.
Hopefully a Central Bank will intervene,
which is the only thing that has kept markets propped up
over the last couple of years.
Most don't know because they are not supposed to.
That's how the game works.
It's the financial industry against everyone else.
Kids, this is probably a trap, but then again they may have free candy, so... pic.twitter.com/37kpMmyFOL— Rudolf E. Havenstein (@RudyHavenstein) February 9, 2016
Hedge funds buying credit default swaps betting against blue chip corporate bonds https://t.co/Ap5KkezlJp— Downtown Josh Brown (@ReformedBroker) February 9, 2016
Get ready for dividend cuts https://t.co/wcwZ4GsYE1— The Economist (@EconBizFin) February 8, 2016
Almost every top official in Texas city arrested in federal corruption case | Fox News Latino https://t.co/ozsv3YrGFP via @foxnewslatino— Abner Doon (@ghartzman) February 8, 2016
Greece Is The Word! Here We Go Again — Greek Sovereign Yields And CDS Jump https://t.co/vEpStZf437 pic.twitter.com/kbs5Avfi9f— Anthony Sanders (@AnthonyBSanders) February 8, 2016
— trutherbotred (@trutherbotred) February 8, 2016
This Geithner loan is the perfect story for the Sanders insurgency https://t.co/qqlWT2biVK— Matthew Yglesias (@mattyglesias) February 8, 2016
Dieters in a study ate 39% more cookies after seeing a message that said, "All sugary snacks are bad" than those who saw a positive message.— Google Facts (@GoogleFacts) February 7, 2016
How many people would u drive 20 hours to see before they died?— Abner Doon (@ghartzman) February 7, 2016
