CZ vs Schiff in Dubai was a good watch. Good to see this argued, too bad Saylor doesn't have the balls to do it

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I believe you are trying to say annealing vs gate model?

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I worked for a 50+ year old, extremely conservative sub prime lending co that recently went belly up (conservative from a lending standpoint vs the industry). And I’ve seen it happen to countless others throughout the years too, even during the best of times. Even if the co itself isn’t fraudulent, the amount of fraud from the customers to the dealers is absolutely insane. I could write a book on the amount and type of fraud I’ve seen. Eventually it all catches up.

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Note is such a dope term for debt. One of the top nickname vs real item ratios ever.

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Developing novel space rockets is a bit different a business than flying aircrafts is though, isn’t it? Way different future prospects. Airbus would be a better comparison, which is worth $155B, but still doesn’t fully capture the difference between the industries. Not saying $800B is a fair valuation, I have no opinion on it, but it’s an SpaceX vs Air France - KLM is apples / oranges.

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It's pretty stupid now that I see it clear. When I first started, ppl would say things like leaps and had what seemed like confusing strike prices and exp dates. When id go into the options link, it looked like hierogliyphics. Then the cost of it, etc simply confused me with what you pay up front especially for more expensive ones. The key for me personally was finding out a way I could be comfortable with my choice. Its one thing to know what strike you want but dates and varying different costs for earlier or later dates confused me as to which one I should get. I paper handed a few over the summer finally to see what happened and it kind of made 'some' sense but I still stayed away to keep risk lower (this is where I wouldve done great if I knew exactly how I should do it bc market ripped obviously).  Anyway, its stupid bc every time I went into the options, I always honed in at first on the breakeven price, originally volatility, and just dates and numbers. I'd always play with the simulator at the bottom but I couldn't understand what the objective was with the different dates, aka time decay. I just didn't get the best strategy to use with so many choices, not to mention what my strategy would be once I purchased them (wait to expiration vs sell on a fast runup: this was the key). So yesterday into today I finally saw the simulator when you first enter- usually I got the simulator on the final screen before purchase. It was way more user friendly and suddenly it clicked- my strategy clicked. So just like that I began comparing dates and prices at the SP on those exp dates compared with 0 days and now I understood it, while just practicing a bit yesterday.  Before this, I was so inexperienced that I was afraid to do nflx options for example bc the SP was over 1,000 so I thought 100 of them would take thousands out of buying power I needed for other stocks and I didn't feel comfortable with the idea of that. Thats not what I made my money on today but yesterday I made some on nflx which was the first step in trying that (after a year of looking it over and not getting it). My strategy now is to pick a call that I have a good chance to day trade, but if it doesn't run good on day 1, then have an exp date where im very confident it should hit that strike price for a relatively longer hold and still good certainty. I was so inexperienced at first I actually thought that you had to hold until the expiration date no matter what or you might get penalized for selling too early lol.  I still need to learn what exercising them means and a bunch of other things but I am sure I understand Calls and the charts and performance now. 

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AI leader in an ai boom bubble vs cooked book’s running from default loans?

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>consistently outperformed other international investments since before you were born through several administrations/recessions/bubbles. Well not really... https://www.visualcapitalist.com/u-s-vs-international-stock-market-performance/ And International outperformed the US this year btw

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RDDT is huge. everyone on it. look at the front page with the app on new account . Threads getting so much discussion vs. the past year. .. politics has gone off the rails and reddit is the epicenter.

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Dude we bear vs bull here. What’s gender?

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