Every retarded thought this guy has is not news or a proposal.

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Absolutely, and same with crypto. He is a very selfish man and guarantee nearly every decision is based on how it benefits him (now and later). He is going to take advantage every way he can and make it difficult to unravel so he can take advantage again when he leaves.

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That would make sense why you’re seeing a variety of news. In my case, I own TSLA shares and love my old car so I see all the news and it is as you say. People who rely on algorithmic apps like pretty much every other social media app as well as network/cable news are only seeing one side of most issues. Though in the case of Tesla, even Fox is generally negative because they don’t pay to advertise, and other car companies spend billions on ads.

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haha, the thing is, less than 25 BPS, panic.. more than 25 bps, prob panic (oh shit, things actually are fucked to make that sudden of a policy shift), just 25 bps.. ok.. but, well, sure , lets rip just cause that's what we've been doing

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It’s either vote for a cut or get sent to jail. Easy choice for the governors. Not sure why you think the fed is still independent.

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I have $BMNR for a treasury play

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That's what I thought the last time, and I had SPY puts ready to go. The wording he used was intentionally vague but he didn't say no, and the market soared. I really think he's been bullied into it. Trump operates like a mobster, anyways.

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Remember it’s only a gain if you sell. Keep holding and you can return to the security blanket of losses.

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You‘re welcome. When buying a put for a strike of say 100$, this gives you the right to sell 100 shares at 100$ each to the person that wrote the put. You don’t have to execute it though and instead can sell the put again. Wether you write or buy the put, your losses would not be infinite. If you buy it your maximum loss would be the premium you paid (if the stock goes and stays above the strike). If you write it and we assume the stock goes to 0$ your maximum loss would be 100 shares * 100$ (cause you are forced to buy them at 100$ but can only sell them for 0$) minus the premium you got for selling the put. But if you write the put and the stock drops, you can always buy it back at a lower price and limit your loss.

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It is. In real life the bear is a sad show.

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