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your graphic card isn't a stock market.

• gruez 2y ago
  A market is a market, is it not?
  • deleted 2y ago
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  • reverendsteveii 2y ago
    no, securities aren't the same as retail products
    • gruez 2y ago
      That might be so, but the original comment wasn't talking about "securities manipulation", just "manipulation".
      • reverendsteveii 2y ago
        only if you take it entirely out of the context in which it's in, which is the comment section on an article about securities
    • roenxi 2y ago
      Most things are different from each other. Why does that difference matter in this case? It looks a lot like traders trading in a market. That isn't manipulation.
      • chipsrafferty 2y ago
        A graphics card is non-fungible due to depreciation from use.
        • roenxi 2y ago
          That isn't so; I looked up an RTX 4090 on Ebay [0]. The only information I see related to depreciation is "Used: An item that has been used previously" and a representation from the seller that they weren't using it for crypto, suggesting that the seller (and the buyer; this looks like a standard graphics card listing to me) are treating used graphics cards as fungible. [0] https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/306189964097 https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/306189964097
• charcircuit 2y ago
  The graphics card would repesent a stock. Both are a good.