OEL for Hanifin and a 1st. We get a 1st and get to wind back the clock 6 years at LD.
I see him as our 2 LD behind Chychrun. A 23-year-old can't improve? And only a 3M or so bump from Hanifin to OEL next season.
That’s pretty appealing. If we could trade OEL for Hanifin and a 1st, and then trade Raanta for a 4th, that would give us enough cap space to give Hoffman a nice enough contract to sign with us. And with OEL gone, there’d be no reason not to sign him.OEL for Hanifin and a 1st. We get a 1st and get to wind back the clock 6 years at LD.
Chicago has to be full of shit about a Delia/Subban combo right? That's insane.
Raanta to Chicago for their 2021 4th. Then OEL to Calgary for Hanifin and their 2021 1st. Then Mike Hoffman for 3yrs at 5.75aav, with a NMC only in the expansion year.Chicago has to be full of shit about a Delia/Subban combo right? That's insane.
Add to this Kuemper and Fischer for Anderson, Dermott, Engvall and a 2nd.Raanta to Chicago for their 2021 4th. Then OEL to Calgary for Hanifin and their 2021 1st. Then Mike Hoffman for 3yrs at 5.75aav, with a NMC only in the expansion year.
Vancouver media brainwashed their fans into believing this was solely about dumping payroll. They believe it hook, line, and sinker.Since OEL is "not as good as Goligoski", and OEL's contract is "too long," I can only imagine how much Benning is willing to offer for Goligoski! This is the trade we should be making!
Not only Vancouver fans, but everyone in general, including most on these boards.Vancouver media brainwashed their fans into believing this was solely about dumping payroll. They believe it hook, line, and sinker.
the Armstrong interview on the Full 60 was fantastic. So many little nuggets in there. Murelo for example has business interests in 45 different industry sectors. Not all have been ravaged by the pandemic.
Best thing we got was a deadline. Now I don’t need to hit refresh every 10 seconds in anticipation.I find the myriad of trade proposals on these boards a (sometimes) interesting blend of Predominantly illogical to occasional logical blend of fantasy. Often questioning the validity of time spent reading same. Pretty certain I can chalk up OEL to Calgary as time waisted, given they were not on his willing to go to list.
Vancouver media brainwashed their fans into believing this was solely about dumping payroll. They believe it hook, line, and sinker.
the Armstrong interview on the Full 60 was fantastic. So many little nuggets in there. Murelo for example has business interests in 45 different industry sectors. Not all have been ravaged by the pandemic.
I find the myriad of trade proposals on these boards a (sometimes) interesting blend of Predominantly illogical to occasional logical blend of fantasy. Often questioning the validity of time spent reading same. Pretty certain I can chalk up OEL to Calgary as time waisted, given they were not on his willing to go to list.
Billionaires have been making out like bandits during this pandemic.
Wealth of US billionaires rises by nearly a third during pandemic
Report includes Jeff Bezos, whose personal fortune has risen by 65% since 18 March
The already vast fortunes of America’s 643 billionaires have soared by an average of 29% since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, which has at the same time laid waste to tens of millions of jobs around the world.
The richest of the superrich have benefited by $845bn , according to a report by a US progressive thinktank, the Institute for Policy Studies.
The report calculated that 643 billionaires in the US had racked up $845bn (£642bn) in collective wealth gains since 18 March, when lockdowns began across the US and much of the rest of the world. The collective wealth of the billionaire class increased from $2.95tn to $3.8tn. That works out to gains of $141bn a month, or $4.7bn a day.[/unquote]
I own Amazon stock. It came back within days. My stock has doubled in value during course of pandemic.If you follow Forbes’ billionaire tracker you’d see a lot of them don’t.
ex: Just checking it a while back I’d seen Jeff Beezos lost over $1.6 billion in net worth just in one day. Now might get that back over the next day or two but the point is billionaires were just as susceptible to the pandemic as everyone else. The key is how well they can navigate through it and the best way is via diversity.
And Square. And Zillow. And Docushare. And and and. My portfolio is up over 50% from precovid.I'd like to go back to February and buy stock in Zoom.
Curious just what Covid, billionaires and zoom have to do with OEL
And Square. And Zillow. And Docushare. And and and. My portfolio is up over 50% from precovid.
Homes and real estate weren't affected by the pandemic at all. In fact, it helped it. Wife works for a mortgage broker and their volume this year has been their highest ever with the Fed dropping interest rates down to zero.
- Evolve Mortgage Services in Frisco, Texas, has hired 120 new home-loan underwriters in the past 90 days and needs to find another 100 by the end of the year.
- NewDay USA has hired roughly 300 new people during the pandemic and is looking for about another 200 to join by March 2021, the company said.
- Inlanta Mortgage in Pewaukee, Wis., is also in the market for another 100 experienced workers, including loan underwriters and processors—no college degree required, said Paul Buege, president and chief operating officer.