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THE APU DOMAIN HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH THE SIMPSONS

APU Domain Holders:

APU "computer services" (Greg Dixon's website) *all he did was minor trouble shooting
1996-1999

"APU" inc. American Psychology Utilities
2000-2005

"APU" Azusa Pacific University *evangelical "university" LEL
2006-2008

No one:
2009-2024

APU Crypto:
2024-

Apu.com never even makes an appearance in the Simpsons cartoon. That was also a lie

THE APU DOMAIN HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH THE SIMPSONS

APU Domain Holders:

APU "computer services" (Greg Dixon's website) *all he did was minor trouble shooting
1996-1999

"APU" inc. American Psychology Utilities
2000-2005

"APU" Azusa Pacific University *evangelical "university" LEL
2006-2008

No one:
2009-2024

APU Crypto:
2024-

>>58542501
Greg is great, but he has been screaming the same narrative for the past 5+ years which screwed people over
>The sky is falling!!
>The sky is falling!!
>The sky is falling!!
>The sky is falling!!
>THE SKY IS GETTING BIGGER!!!
>The sky is falling!!
>The sky is falling!!
>I'M A BULL!

Greg wins again reeeeee

>>58521551
Greg the winner of the first race, sponsors on right now for race 2

>>58500795
>>58500806
While Greg is right, people can only take so much
>it's happening
>it's happening
>they hate you
>See? It's happening

https://www.visualcapitalist.com/all-of-the-worlds-money-and-markets-in-one-visualization-2022/

we will absorb it all. greg manirino has been unintentionally been confirming my thesis on gme forever. hes been saying for years that the crash wont happen in the stock market. its the debt market aka derivatives market where everything falls apart. we will absorb it all. theyve been hiding everything there.

somepost that dark pool pic where shares of gme were trading for 200k-1.2m$

>>58447647
>Years later BTC shilled it because Charlie Lee sold all his pre-mined at max price for BTC
That't not exactly true.
BTC people shilled LTC because Greg Maxwell, one of BTC's core devs and the second most destructive man to Bitcoin (after Todd) and scummy douchebag was the first to code a GPU miner for LTC and he held more than Charlie Lee.
He used his connections in /r/bitcoin to pretend like LTC is the real deal and BCH is a scam and made millions selling his bags alongside Charlie Lee.
Normies ate it up and made the douchebag rich while clapping at how great he is lmfao.

>>58397260
>this guy won a boxing match
It was against a skinny manlet, but I still can't imagine Greg winning any physical challenge.

>>58393596
Greg Catoshi Right

>>58377394
Greg the freemason is always in meltdown mode

>>58377348
greg mannarino no longer looking sickly. so this is the power of PMs

>>58377348
Eat a burger, greg

Short Seller’s Winning Bet Means Permanent Payments to Jefferies Hedge fund IsZo Capital bet against struggling retail chain Now it has sued, claiming Jefferies won’t let it close trade

By Greg Farrell March 27, 2024 at 7:19 PM UTC

A short seller that bet against a struggling retail chain claims it’s now paying the price: an endless stream of monthly payments to Jefferies LLC, which lent it the shares for the trade more than a decade ago.

IsZo Capital can’t close out its short position in Gordmans, a Nebraska-based retailer that filed for bankruptcy in 2017, because Jefferies won’t let it, the hedge fund said in a lawsuit filed late Tuesday in New York state court.

For years Jefferies “has collected fees for an outstanding loan of shares of stock that have been canceled and thereby rendered forever valueless,” IsZo said in its complaint. “Even assuming its motives are benign — a questionable assumption — defendant’s continued refusal of plaintiff’s requests to close the short sale is unjustifiable and inconsistent with the principles of equity.”

It isn’t the first skirmish between the two. In 2021 IsZo filed an arbitration complaint against Jefferies claiming that the investment bank had “hijacked” its prime brokerage account when IsZo wanted to move its business to a different brokerage. The hedge fund published an open letter criticizing several Jefferies employees by name and even created a website devoted to the firm’s alleged misdeeds.

In February an arbitration panel of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority ruled in Jefferies’ favor and ordered IsZo to pay $1 million toward the firm’s attorneys fees and take down the website.

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Short Seller’s Winning Bet Means Permanent Payments to Jefferies Hedge fund IsZo Capital bet against struggling retail chain Now it has sued, claiming Jefferies won’t let it close trade

By Greg Farrell March 27, 2024 at 7:19 PM UTC

A short seller that bet against a struggling retail chain claims it’s now paying the price: an endless stream of monthly payments to Jefferies LLC, which lent it the shares for the trade more than a decade ago.

IsZo Capital can’t close out its short position in Gordmans, a Nebraska-based retailer that filed for bankruptcy in 2017, because Jefferies won’t let it, the hedge fund said in a lawsuit filed late Tuesday in New York state court.

For years Jefferies “has collected fees for an outstanding loan of shares of stock that have been canceled and thereby rendered forever valueless,” IsZo said in its complaint. “Even assuming its motives are benign — a questionable assumption — defendant’s continued refusal of plaintiff’s requests to close the short sale is unjustifiable and inconsistent with the principles of equity.”

It isn’t the first skirmish between the two. In 2021 IsZo filed an arbitration complaint against Jefferies claiming that the investment bank had “hijacked” its prime brokerage account when IsZo wanted to move its business to a different brokerage. The hedge fund published an open letter criticizing several Jefferies employees by name and even created a website devoted to the firm’s alleged misdeeds.

In February an arbitration panel of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority ruled in Jefferies’ favor and ordered IsZo to pay $1 million toward the firm’s attorneys fees and take down the website.

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>>58302751
lmao no wonder people disregard mainstream media anymore. i'd love to meet ONE person who actually read greg's dumbass article from the first word to the last. i bet there isn't one.

>>58285533
Fuck off Greg.
And start naming the jew, pussy.

Greg would never mislead his Lion's

You guys are giving me good advice I think, thank you.

>>58151046
I watched Succession and yes I am pretty much Greg, but more closely related and hopefully not as dumb, like everyone says I know nothing and I am not saying I do, but I am honestly verbally pretty skilled and always have been. I have been able to talk my way out of anything my whole life wether that's good or bad you can tell me.

1. watch succession (hbo show), you are greg
2. go to spain and learn spanish
3. you don't know anything
4. ask what you can study/how you can become involved. you will need to work for years to get anywhere

>>58000787
Greg way before Vitalik.

Greg won.

>>57987035
Idk man I'm watching judge Greg Mathis right now and you'd be surprised, people are kinda stupid I think

>PacWest Hooks $1.4B Lifeline After Losing 20% of Deposits
>Shares have dropped 65 percent in two weeks after customers pull $6.8 billion

>By Greg Cornfield March 23, 2023 2:25 pm

>PacWest Bank’s stock value was down 10 percent midday Thursday — despite announcing it secured $1.4 billion in cash the day before — after watching customers take back a fifth of its total deposits this year.

>The Beverly Hills, Calif.-based lender said Wednesday that Apollo Global Management (APO)’s Atlas SP Partners provided the 10-figure cash proceeds through a senior asset-backed financing facility. The move was aimed at establishing stability after a spike of $6.8 billion in customer withdrawals at PacWest, equal to 20 percent of its total, just since the start of 2023.

>"In light of the current volatility in the market and depressed market prices for regional bank stocks, as well as the availability of other options to enhance capital, the company determined it would not be prudent to move forward with a transaction at this time,” the lender said in a statement regarding its push to raise funds through a sale.

>PacWest has been engulfed in worry and speculation over dreaded bank runs since the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SIVBQ) and Signature Bank (SBNY) this month. Like those banks, PacWest is exposed to tech startup and venture capital industries, and its shares have dropped about 65 percent over the past two weeks.

>“As we look ahead, we have continued confidence in the strength of PacWest and are encouraged by the stability we have seen in our deposits and liquidity over the past week,” Paul W. Taylor, Pacific Western Bank president and CEO, said in a statement. “Additionally, we continue to be encouraged by the clear message from government officials, regulatory agencies and industry leaders, including Secretary [Janet] Yellen’s recent remarks regarding the protection of smaller bank depositors.”