Plus they can't/ won't / don't want to own majority of shares of companies. I haven't looked into the why. But that's another hurdle

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He is holding almost exactly the average of cash compare to assets like he did in past (in precentage). Meaning he holds more only because he is bigger. Plus since he is obligated to hold a big part of that cash becuase of his insurance bussines. So while he is still holding a lot of money, its not something out of average for him. And its not like its sitting in backount, its out earning yield everywhere it can, which is still kinda fine and better than spending it on risky bets...

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Maybe still good potential, though risky - I still have my Jan calls (I posted about $ALT a few months ago). Since last time I really looked, the FDA phase 2 obesity trial end meeting timeline has been pushed back a little to late Q3, so that would be the only "expected" time to make or break a short-term investment unless there's a surprise buyout... Beyond that you're looking at probably 2-4 years depending on how long phase 3 might take before the obesity application of their drug might get approval, assuming they actually get there. Aside from obesity going into phase 3, there's still of course the NASH/MASH trials plus making their drug also have a pill form so it's not just injectable, but at the end of the day their pipeline in trials is down to a single drug... so it's riskier now than when I bought before they decided not to continue with trials for the HepB vaccine. I don't know enough about the current short interest on the stock to comment on that aspect of the post you linked, but "dur short squeeze" is a stupid thing to base a thesis on for this stock since it should go up a lot regardless as it progresses past each trial phase, whereas on the flip side it should be instantly near worthless if their only product in the pipeline fails and gets blocked from progressing through more trials.

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I don’t plan on stopping I have my stops losses in place before I enter a trade. Plus now that I’m beyond $25k, I can day trade without restrictions Why should I stop if I have no debt I need to pay off?

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The only thing I think you’re wrong on is the robotaxi will be a model Y imo. Best seller and easier to get in and out of, plus more luggage which is the whole theoretical purpose of a taxi

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They're both securitized but MBS by itself didn't cause GFC. It was the idea that because everything was securitized people stopped thinking about enterprise risk management. Because risk is ceded it doesn't exist. So everyone built derivatives upon derivatives as well. Nowadays the biggest banks are stress tested to ridiculous thresholds like 40 percent decline in CRE prices and that's the minimum. Plus the entire framework of RWA that penalizes riskier assets vs. cash or cash-like instruments. As Fed stated, reserves in the system are currently more than ample. Pre 08, Fed operated in a reserves regime of scarcity that made the system vulnerable to tail risk. That isn't the case anymore.

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It's true that quality would improve in the short term, but the repetitive stress injuries will fairly quickly bring him to a point of diminishing return. On the plus side, if he works out the Frosty deal, he can use one to ice his wrist between tricks. Win win.

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Just how in a market that is up 40% plus

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Wow, 22k to 1,5k to 46k. After losing so much and being lucky enough to make it back with 100% plus, the sensible approach would be to say fuck trading, pay everything out and delete the gambling app. But what’s most likely going to happen is that he thinks he finally gets the market and lose everything again 😂

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Well if ChatGPT says so. Plus no one knew about the Enron fraud until til afterward.

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