Tim Rayment

@TowerGas Seen it! I'll get you an answer, if I can ... first I have to watch my own documentary (it's been a while). Thank you for making contact/making it through my defences

@TimRayment 2/2 I’ve tried to contact you via other social media platforms but it’s not easy. I understand why. So, my name is Leslee. I manage this art account. This is the only way I could ask about these photos. I really am puzzled.

@lordpriory Very interested to hear this, although I'm sorry to have triggered a trauma. I've given you a follow ... please feel free to say more in public (this thread) or private (DM), and thank you for reacting to the documentary. All best, from Tim

@TimRayment i watched the documentary on BBC 2 which brought back unhappy memories because I was involved latterly with Darcy as she then called herself. I think I might have some information that that you may not have been aware of. She has been spotted in the last fortnight.

@PropJoshD @Markos_mom Thank you both for this conversation. Would an annual limit on account purchases help? The most toxic flow would go to firms in a late stage of the prop firm life cycle, who can't afford to turn anyone away. Their demise is hastened. Fitter firms make sustainability their sell.

@Markos_mom go for it

Reading some amazing takes. If a trader has a net deficit across all accounts and you a-book, the firm lost money regardless of how many payouts that person had gotten. This is one of the main reasons why you can't just a-book everyone. Its why a-booking everyone is a fallacy. (If you a-book someone on day 1 but b-book them on day 2 - you are not a-booking anyone. If you a-book into a b-book, you are not a-booking.) If someone has a net deficit across all accounts, they are NOT a profitable trader, just a profitable prop trader. If you read the above, you should pause and think from the other side of the coin as well "what can a prop do to make profit from a trader who is not profitable but is prop profitable" ? Ignore the rules and terms of service for a second, these arguments everyone understands - think about it just from a logic perpsective and then reply with what you would do if you were in the props position. I have been asking questions recently about the 30 day pay period and the golden days of Prop (which surely are not today), my questions had nothing to do with ATFunded but rather some happenings in the space. As a prop operator I cannot participate in rumors etc, but rather have open public discourse about the task at hand as opposed to the whos and whats. This topic is hot and this is my participation. Bottom line is - this net unprofitable/not profitable trader but profitable prop issue is partially resolved by a 30 day pay period. With the 30 day pay period, we could be sitting here sharing cat memes instead of huffing and puffing. I'm not here to rustle jimmies just trying to get folks to think a little bit before rage posting on X. Many such cases.

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@DianeSwonk Wonderful metaphor from an outstanding economist who may not be able to comment on politics directly

I spend a week each summer in off-the-record meetings with economists from around the world. The group has been in existence since 1937; the only break was during WWII. The meetings are Chatham House rules, which means I can’t quote anyone verbatim but can share what I gleaned from our deliberations.

“Of course, 82 years makes a difference, but more or less, we just picked up where we left off.” washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/2021…

When being locked down at 104 means you can finish your dissertation sunnyskyz.com/good-news/4144…

@DrCicely @RoyLilley @ProjectLiftScot @LfEcommunity @TheIHI @profchrisham @helenbevan @pdbyrne Whilst each Hospital Executive Team Member should have a Buddy #Covid19 Patient that (s)he visits first thing each day, donned in the appropriate #PPE for the context, to demonstrate personal caring for the patient and confidence in the #PPE they recommend @Channel4News

Virus slipstream: stay 10m (two SUVs) behind a runner or cyclist in still air, 5m behind a fast walker and perhaps hold your breath if one crosses your path. Not peer-reviewed but still life-saving science from @BertBlocken urbanphysics.net/COVID19_Aero_P… @doctorcaldwell

What happened next when Glasgow decided that 90% of school exclusions are unnecessary? Part of a superb investigation by @cohenstandard bit.ly/2N3XvMx

Is Dominic Cummings a visionary or a fool? ⁦@harrytlambert⁩ fails to answer his own question but still delivers gripping glimpses of the mind that dominates No. 10 newstatesman.com/politics/uk/20…

I was encouraged by my editor @CulikOf to share my experiences from living in Brexit Britain over last year: blisty.cz/art/96693-no-c… Don't see it as some guy moaning. Consider it to be a case study and think about all those people who have it much worse than me...

@vango What are the exterior dimensions of the Illusion TC 800XL please? Some campsites have a maximum. I can find the packed size, but not the footprint when being used. Thank you...

One journalist. Thousands of documents. Court orders that control what the public is told. This is what a two-year investigation looks like bit.ly/2TNgJ9I

@_samgrossman Sam, I have a message for you from a reader -- please follow, and I'll DM. Thanks!

Unimprovable letter to ⁦@PrivateEyeNews⁩, apparently from the “Trouble with Wyrms” writer Mike Williams

A wonderful column in today's @sundaytimes by @timrayment, proclaiming the joys of going back to playing an instrument in adulthood. We meet lots like him & pray that today's children will have something to go back to in later life. Are you listening @DamianHinds & @MattHancock?

Why music education matters. One man goes back to his #viola after 40 years. bit.ly/2ue6H6S @ESTAStrings #musiceducation

An interesting piece by @TimRayment in @thesundaytimes about baby-boomers rediscovering music and themselves later in life. I am very sad that children today are not even being given a real opportunity to learn at school. #musiceducation