Considering how I bungled my PALL trade in late November, I take a certain delight (or relief, more like it) when palladium plunges. It is doing so right now, down more than $310 (!!!!) on the day alone.

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Considering how I bungled my PALL trade in late November, I take a certain delight (or relief, more like it) when palladium plunges. It is doing so right now, down more than $310 (!!!!) on the day alone.

Not just the company name, but the ticker, too. Funny stuff. Funny, funny stuff.

From what I’ve heard, the United States is the “hottest” (whatever that means) country on the planet. Let’s see how well we’re doing curb-stomping everyone else on the planet. The EEM fund is at a lifetime high:

Thanks to you-know-who, I was awakened at 4 this morning instead of my usual automatic 5:20 circadian rhythm awakening, which completely threw off my sleep schedule. Thus, I woke up at 7:16, which might as well be 2 p.m. considering how I like to run my day. In any case, here I am, and Slope is still humming along.
Besides the wake-up paw-in-my-face, what was also not appreciated was this:

A few days ago, I happened to come across an article which stated that a Congressman from Oklahoma by the name of Kevin Hern, just happened to work on the Congressional Health Subcommittee and just happened to dump his entire state of United Healthcare (UNH) which amounted to hundreds of thousands of dollars. Here’s a photo of him; looks like an innocent enough chap, right?
