All ICEs burn some oil, the cylinder walls get coated with some crankcase lube which is not wiped away by the rings during normal operation.
I've read diesels burn oil like 2 strokes. Wish I could find it but I read a chemical engineer describe diesel as approximately 75% kerosene like and 25% heavier fuel oil added for lubrication. Maybe someone with knowledge can clarify
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Just gives you enough time to think and make sure.
You need a rule or law to force you to do that? Or are you above us and think just the person reading your post needs mandated think time?
We thought brokers had it bad after a rough day of trading with a bell sounding the end of the nightmare? Imagine that nightmare never ending. Or the fear of simply waking up to it every day, with FOMO translating into real dollars lost. Cocaine will become as weak as coffee trying to sustain that zombie life.
Fearmongering into controlling people, the classic liberal philosophy. Why not pass a law saying at no time may someone bid less for a stock? Guarantee no loss from the retirement nest egg that the stock market has become.
Unfortunately a lot of people like to take away others freedom because they think it might hurt them in the wallet or pocket book.
The way it is now, the less money a person has, the more rules and less freedom they have controlling their investments. Its precisely how Robinhood has gained traction, figuring out ways of offering some of these abilities to less well off people.
If you watch futures, stocks do a ton of moving early in the AM. Often this sets the tone for the whole day. But right now those trade are for the special, the privileged. It promotes unequalness, tiered systems, where the upper tiers get special rules in their favor.
People against others being able to trade unencumbered likely do so with self interest, due to their own financial stake in stocks. They are on one side of the trade and are trying to keep/game the rules in their favor. If they were in all cash or other assets, they'd probably like the ability to buy at any time. That's characteristics of a perfect free market according to economics.
to give people time to stop and think rather than just react.
If someone wants to make a trade, they should be able. They're not kids. Its a stock transaction anyways, not firing a bullet. But maybe this idea is a good one for congress; make it so they can only pass laws during bank hours, to give them time to think rather than just cast a vote that has such immense power.
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