Logged out earlier in the day and went and touched grass. Came back to the mother of all Vs. I'll take it.

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> What's the difference vs a helicopter? helicopters don't honk, and i like a good honker

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NVO just lost the MTSR deal. NVO needs another obesity asset to remain competitive vs. LLY. The only options left are GPCR (WL not competitive, same for tolerability) and VKTX (best-in-class). NVO already tried to acquire VKTX but didn't offer enough. Then, they turned around and tried to acquire MTSR (way lower cost vs VKTX) and were not successful. They will bid on VKTX soon, again, probably something like 18B which is a lowball. NVO will need to, as their CEO said this week, "dig deep in their pockets" for an appropriate 30B offer. Then, they may get back their #1 spot on the leaderboard and get ahead of LLY. If this scenario happens, my expectations are as follows: VKTX +600% by EOY 2026 NVO +400% (share price of $225) by 2030.

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Truth. But i'd slightly like to think that retail is catching up. Mom and Pop are onto their insider game. Next downturn gonna be a battle of algos vs homebrew.

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I mean as an American, if you asked what is preferred amongst ass eaters, american ass (and this is strictly hypothetical) vs say someone who eats spicy curry food daily, I’m pretty sure 9/10 it would go to eating the ass that consumes American food

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I don't understand the hype around flying car What's the difference vs a helicopter?

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Do none of you care about long term tax vs short term tax

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VTV has had 278% gains since 2004 vs over 1600% gains for Nasdaq 100. I'm not sure how any amount of "risk adjusting" can rectify that

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All investment is a gamble. Options just offer higher risk vs reward.

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How many fake Vs you going to keep falling for

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