At the very least: the knowledge and awareness that it's being done to you by others. It might not matter at the beginning, but when someone has but 1-2-3 decades in a place and see people who practice the above get ahead..
I have a few questions on how locates work and shorting:
-I hear that the buy side just sprays locate requests to brokers every day without necessarily having an intention to short a particular stock with that broker on that day. So brokers naturally accept the locate requests
-Fail to deliver from brokers is very common for shorted stocks from what I hear. With associated fines.
I know the industry moved to T+2 settlement for equities a few years back and will make a slow progression to shorter. I would love to pick your brain if you had a way to reach you
What would you say are the wages for different types of tech roles and seniority in Montreal? And how accessible are those to non-native French speakers?
It's a company that buys zero day and even publishes how much they are willing to pay for them on their website (software security exploits that have not been released yet)
I seen first hand a lot of free first month offers from them which might mean ClassPass itself might be in a squeeze too. Or perhaps getting its numbers up for an IPO.
My gosh this is incredibly accurate and my experience as well, though I could never clearly articulate it on why until now. Can you give some more stories on specific instances?
Wow this is quite fascinating, are there other such articles that go in-depth into medieval or renaissance time education with this level of novel facts?
And sad to say but it's one of the few large tech/engineering companies left in Montreal (they have operations worldwide but largest presence there) and with Bombardiers future in the air (no pun intended), it might leave even less to desire in Montreal's tech community
I have not had time to go through it all in careful detail but what I have read so far has helped frame this exact topic I have been struggling with as well. So thank you very much for this!