The market is a zero sum game.

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I am still kind of leaning towards academia, but with the uncertainty that looms above scientific funding, I very much think it is a good idea to have some industry experience. Also, I wanted to get this experience while I was still in school because academia to industry is almost always a one way street. To sum it up, yes it will help me find a job (if I decide against academia post graduation)

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No, they have insurance 100%, my point was that i dont think that the insurance can cover the massive cost of this failure as we are talking about hundreds of millions in damages. The issue lies mainly in the time it takes to get the factory up and running. Few specialists in Iceland that know how to repair (might import foreign help), and few factories that manufacter the exact pots that are needed. My reason was that if they take multiple months to get the operation going again (which was the estimate directly from Norðurál) i dont see how the insurance companies are going to willingly pay this large sum of money any time soon also it has not been disclosed if the problem was a on sight issue or a fault in icelands electrical infrastructure which would be the way for them to get maximum insurance. Point is they will get insurance but question is, are they going to get enough?

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Yall hear sum?

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This is sum bullshit

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not really a prisoners dilemma at all, it's a zero sum game more like hot potato

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30K all at once? I dont know how smart this is but I would have spaced out the buys, say 30 $1,000 buys across two months so the whole sum is less susceptible to fluctuations in the market.

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I came back for sum gains, this was nice!

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Sum circuits gonna be broken tmrw. My body is ready

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i closed out sum calls to get physical gold bar

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