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ckardat123
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If anyone is interested, here's a chart of Nikola insider stock trades graphed alongside the price of $NKLA: https://www.quiverquant.com/insiders/NKLA Here's a chart of Riot insider stock trades graphed along
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The mass would halve, because you are now only lifting one dumbbell with one arm instead of two dumbbells with two arms.
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It would be the same burden. You're still using the same dumbbell, you're just working one arm at a time instead of two.
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This is what I was wondering as well. I suppose it cuts down on rest time between sets, because you can rest one arm while lifting with another.
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Thanks - I actually track politicians on my site as well! Here's a dashboard tracking U.S. Representatives: https://www.quiverquant.com/sources/housetrading I also track corporate insiders - who are generally requ
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The data on this dashboard comes from 13F disclosures which institutional investment managers are required to file quarterly. I collect data on the quarterly holdings of these funds, calculate changes in the stock holdings, combine the hold
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Show HN: Track Institutional Investors
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I think it's hard to judge, because we have so many more tools and resources today which amplify creative output. It might true that we are have more creative output today than we did 100 years ago, while also being true that social me
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It's the return of the stock since his pick
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Please let me know if you have any feedback on the dashboard. The data is currently updated approximately daily, although if the page sees significant interest I may look into increasing the update frequency.
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Show HN: Jim Cramer Stock Pick Performance
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Thread on Congressional Stock Trading
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I'm not sure if reposts are allowed - I've posted this here before, but have made some significant improvements since then and wanted to try sharing again. I've spent the last couple years collecting and sharing data on corpo
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Show HN: What's going on behind the scenes in Congress
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I've spent the last couple years collecting and sharing data on corporate lobbying and stock trading by U.S. politicians. This new project is more or less a culmination of that work, as I am combining both of those datasets with new da
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Show HN: Behind the Curtain
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I found it incredibly entertaining. I'd definitely recommend anyone watch at least through the second scene, at which point you'll probably know whether you'll enjoy the rest of the 3+ hour movie or not.
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I haven't even unlocked the downvote button, and certainly don't have anyone on my small team downvoting you. I don't think that anything in my 5 HN posts and handful of comments warrants a ban. I've been posting less an
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I'm operating on the assumption that the market has already priced the possibility of the CHIPS Act failing into the current price of $NVDA. It's possible that new information will come out that will lead to the price of $NVDA dro
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The comment above is plainly false though. Pelosi's sale of Nvidia was timed incredibly poorly, if the goal was to avoid short-term price movement around the CHIPS Act news. $NVDA is up about 8% in the two days since the sale.
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Pelosi's Nvidia sale was timed poorly. $NVDA is up about 8% in the two days since they sold.
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The proposed legislation extends to spouses and senior staff
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Yeah, I definitely don't want to write it off entirely. The STOCK act passed 96-3, so while congress might not tend to be keen on regulating themselves, it's not completely allergic. Interestingly, one of the 3 'no' vote
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I've been collecting and sharing (@QuiverCongress on Twitter) data on stock trading by U.S. congressmen for the past couple years. While there is currently legislation that requires congressmen to disclose their financial dealings, enf
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Des Moines https://desmoinesartcenter.org/about/architecture/i-m-pei/
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That was probably partially due to poor image selection on my part. Here's one that I think is a slightly better representation of the building: https://mir-s3-cdn-cf.behance.net/project_modules/max_1200/3...
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Wright was designing buildings before Le Corbusier was born, although Le Corbusier definitely fits the bill as another architect who was well-known even among non-architects.
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I don't think that any of the other "famous architects" measure up to Wright, but I do like a lot of the work done by Calatrava, Hadid, and I.M. Pei. Examples below: https://images.adsttc.com/media/images
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I don't think it's entirely fair to call Wright buildings poorly designed, a lot of the maintenance issues come down to the buildings' age. He was designing buildings back in the late 1800s. While there is obviously a good de
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"At age 93, Frank Gehry, the original starchitect" Nitpicking, but surely this title must go to Frank Lloyd Wright[1] [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMXK_KtUVm4
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