3rdDeviation

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   by 3rdDeviation 1y ago

   I get the feeling this kind of activity is misunderstood and perceived as repugnant because, unlike most investment options, this one is actively creating haves and have-nots. Most other investments are fractional, meaning there's a po
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   by 3rdDeviation 1y ago

   You could go the other direction -increasing the borrowing cost of purchasing a home for investment to ensure that borrowers with less capital can still afford homes in the same market. As a hypothetical, you could tax their purchase at the
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   by 3rdDeviation 1y ago

   Visionary, well done. Then comes the claim that AGI can unwind the spaghetti, and then the reality check. I, for one, welcome our new LLM overlords.
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   by 3rdDeviation 1y ago

   I think that's a misplaced analogy. The farmer owns the farm and benefits directly from the improvement in operating margins. A software engineer does not own the farm, only the owner would benefit from improved productivity. They&#x27
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   by 3rdDeviation 1y ago

   Would tend to agree with most of that, but I think the assertion is Petey needed to ask his IT leadership to do the due diligence before diving in, not that he needed to decide using his own depth of skills and experience. I assume he did a
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   by 3rdDeviation 1y ago

   As in, go harvest some of that market volatility? Definitely looking on the brighter side of things, hat tip to you. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black%E2%80%93Scholes_model?wp...