@Scrollonby Whipped the kraken out yet, legend?How about the...

@Scrollonby Whipped the kraken out yet, legend?

How about the rest of you kids, who's on the joy juice?

I used to soak in a bubble bath to relax. Then when Bank of America set their sites on SYA in September and stole my life savings I started drinking to relax...

Now 3 months later, I drink WHILST soaking in a bubble bath and Google "ways to relax" haha. Cheers BoA bottom feeding scum of the earth.

I'm the prime example of why you shouldn't break the golden rule about not putting all your eggs in one basket and diversifying your portfolio.

I will say though... I have my doubts about tarring State Street with the same brush as BoA. I mean I know their reputation but I also know of recent activities and commitments and when reviewing their trading activities I did so with an open mind and I gotta say... I see them to be in contrast with BoA's. At least that which was made public domain given they held substantial shareholder status at the time.

It's as if they want to make a quick buck, but not do too much damage in the process. Almost as if they have a conscience... almost, haha.

Have a look at their trading activities (snapshot below, but see ASX announcement 5 Dec, page 5 onwards). Look at their largest parcels... and what the SP was. Then have a look at all the tiny insignificant purchases made on days the SP was substantially lower... (taking into account the recent buys on 30 Nov likely being what drove the SP up 12.2% in a few hours).

I still have more analysis to do, but Bank of America are still by far for me the lowest of the lows as far as their impact on our SYA investment. They're also not acting alone. They're in bed with another player and I have enough blatant examples you can't tell me otherwise.

This isn't helping me relax, by the way.