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blackearl
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It's hard to say because every source I can find shows institutional ownership is 120-160% and I don't know how it's possible to own more than 100% of a thing. I suppose that could all be the short positions leading up to the
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blackearl
6y ago
Back in 2008 it was VW shorts
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6y ago
After GME, there's been lots of other pumps in stock and crypto. AMC, KOSS, all the most shorted stocks. DOGE and XRP in crypto.
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6y ago
I wouldn't expect the solution to world poverty to be easily typed up on an internet message board.
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It's hypocritical to only now be concerned with "scummy tactics" when the little people found a way to turn them on the big money. No one seemed to really care until hedge funds started losing billions due to a situation they
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6y ago
While shorts were really high, GME also consistently had insane failure to deliver rates and was regularly on the threshold securities list.
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6y ago
If the SEC isn't going to litigate the naked short selling that preceded this, it's really hard to not cry hypocrisy.
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blackearl
6y ago
The issue with that argument is that it's really not “it’s fine as long as retail investors get to play too," it's “it’s fine until retail investors get to play too”
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6y ago
It makes no sense to pick a specific word and draw an arbitrary line. You can be far more offensive without any "slurs" by asking if one's mother was frequently drunk while pregnant.
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6y ago
Most of the examples in the articles are grocery stores. The one restaurant mentioned looks like a burger joint, an upscale one, but a burger joint nonetheless. The gap between a whole foods vs a stop n shop is not that large, certainly not
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I'm leery of any all encompassing systems that you can supposedly turn off with a single toggle. For example, you would think that not having a FB profile is the ultimate opt out but they have all your data as a shadow profile.
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6y ago
It's funny that people got so mad about that cover because the article within is about how to be positive when going to the gym and doing the exercise that you're able to do. Not going "well I'm so fat already, hope is l
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6y ago
It's hard when you work with really nice people. I was looking at rolling out a new app to my company and everyone was really positive on it during our testing. It was only after pressing people on whether they ran into any issues that
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6y ago
I've jumped into a hot tub before.
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6y ago
I guess if you're not gaming on hardware. Although Steam just released numbers and their base is bigger than ever, VR went up a lot too. Can't do that without newer CPUs. Also means you're handcuffed to the internet to do any
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6y ago
Seems bizarre to be running a controversial service and not have any disaster recovery planning in place. Did they really think that these companies wouldn't eventually get tired of the controversy and kick them?
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6y ago
How often are you logging into Steam? The app stays logged in for me pretty much forever
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6y ago
Less so cheering them on and wishing that they did their jobs rather than taking selfies with the rioters.
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All of those "lookup X person" sites do the same thing. You may assume that you've sunk so much time waiting for them to scan all their data, surely it's worth a few dollars to see the results.
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How can you trust the evidence coming from people who can't even file a lawsuit correctly? It's one thing if a few were dismissed for this reason, but nearly all of them means you are wasting time. The courts are right to throw ou
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6y ago
I'd heard of weed maps but cocaine taxis seems like a brazenness I couldn't imagine working on either side, vendor or buyer.
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6y ago
Do you think being sedentary is literally not moving at all throughout your day? Doctors generally recommend at least 4-5 hours of vigorous exercise a week, getting up and circling your apartment a few times each day is not equivalent.
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6y ago
You've never seen the energy drink shelf? "Cocaine" gained notoriety specifically for this. Go to any gas station to see similarly edgy boner pills, designer drugs like bath salts, things that are genuinely more dangerous. Th
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Will there be a "next DD"? It seems that they were hard pressed to make money despite the pandemic. Who wants to pick up the baton and continue losing money?
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You're reading, comprehending, noting changes, all at about a page a minute, and you have a team of 110 people, and expect every senator to do the same? That's insanity
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It's not even possible to have our good representatives help. They had a 5500+ page bill thrown together then said, if you don't vote on this tomorrow, people won't get a measly $600. How are we even supposed to know what got
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It's like when police say they got $1B of weed off the streets, but it would only equal that if you sold it as dime bags for $20. It totally ignores that getting the theoretical maximum profit out of a product is impossible.
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I mean 3d as in a screen being 2d and VR being 3d The mod community have made beat saber incredibly immersive in the way of light shows and "wall maps" which go beyond just hitting blocks with your sabers. I'd recommend check
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I don't think I'll play a 2d rhythm game after beat saber
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OP posted the non-tech audience answer and is hot under the collar about it. Do you need them to spell out every part of what they do? Part of investing is due diligence
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