Was it this iconic inseperable configuration of the great Roman Circle Jerk that brought about the collapse of an empire? May we never know...
But i don't trust the great powers of black rock or black stone or black slab or... whatever great modern century thirsty quants of impossible precision and plausibly deniable greed to continuously stroke each other's green candles forever.
I might trust villages and families to work together without end but these under table mashers will inevitably find a vulnerable flaw and filet each other for huge wins.
They have to. Falling like shredded leaves into a gutter.... there isn't a future for an alliance like this.
Calls and puts are secure for senators but I'll be following right behind to find what we'll replace these ballooned buffoons with.
This is either the end of the best lie we've ever been spun or a real replacement of humanity...
Who cares. Making money is fun
I made more than that all time. I think I'm up like $150k. I traded on another brokerage from Mar 2023 to June 2024. The blimp on Robinhood in Jan 2024 is me buying a Bitcoin and selling it a few months later for 20k more.
Well, I, for one, would NEVER hope you get hit by a bus.
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Jesus. I usually just goon and buy on feelings but I saw this comment and decided to learn about it. If I’m understanding this correctly, cable is faster than fiber but fiber passes a larger bandwidth and is more accurate.
So does this mean that cable can carry a passenger faster like a supercar driving towards an aproxÃmate address but a bus (fiber) carry more people and arrives at its destination more closely to the address by schedule?
So if you’re passing data wouldn’t you want accuracy over speed?
Anecdotally, I went from Charter Spectrum cable internet to ATT U-verse fiber. Charter was 100mb and Uverse was 1gb. Charter offers 2gb now but depending on how many subscribers there are in the area it can go up and down in speed and has far more frequent outages so I’ve stuck with fiber.