Some years back i was leaving the gym (I live in the US by the by) and I found a debit card. Now the only identifying info on it was the bank associated and the name and such. I wasnt going to take it home and try and track down the person who owned it. So I took it to the associated bank, grabbed a deposit slip and wrote a note on it and dropped in the deposit box. I assume it was returned, but I honestly don't know. Felt this was the best approach given the circumstances.
natedog526
joined 2 years ago
That's not necessarily a bad thing if you ask me.
Saving this for later.
So they need more suckers to buy in so the people who have massive stakes in the stock can sell and minimize their losses. Am I following this right?
Maybe I should clarify. Trust but verify. It's probably better to say not to trust them blindly. From my perspective, this isn't a bad thing.