Since no more "Bitcoin to the moon posts" are seen (reckless!?!) are posted. I want to ask after hacks, wrench attacks, a public company tonight saying it will sell/pledge Bitcoin over "risks":
Is there a safe way for individuals to actually own Bitcoin?
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While glad to see Anthropic finally file its S-1, they should have filed over summer. The risks of endless suits, systemic disruptions and market conditions among AI/Semiconductor players outweigh the extra valuation boost they hoped for. Just my take as a small private owner.
On #MedicareForAll <60 I have asked & no one EVER answers. As costs stand today, w/out adding BS tax on some but not others, how much would it cost per month right now? Seriously, just give cost today w/out hypotheticals & political math about mystical revenues & fake cost cuts.
$IBM now +18% from last post-earnings lows ahead of earnings, but way down from July's pre-earnings high. At $241 it's close to "consensus" price target.
Is it much better, or was it an overreaction?
Can quantum save the day?
Is "capex reprioritization" over?
Is it a counter-semiconductor play?
Fiat chat: What would #gold price be now if Nixon's 1971 ending dollar convertibility didn't happen??
Gold In '72: from $45 to $65; by end '74 to ~$190; end of '75 $140/145 to $560 end of '79 and blow-off top of $900+ in '80; back to $410 end '81; $300ish in 2000; $4130 today
I appreciate NYSE/CBOE for extending options trading hours, but there is a larger issue that needs fixing for options - wide ass bid/ask spreads. Options in so many stocks are completely illiquid with spreads that make it nearly impossible to get out.
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