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by diamond559 10mo ago
Everyone's a genius in a bull market is the phrase.
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by diamond559 10mo ago
When you've traded for many, many years, you realize just how little 8 months can mean. Especially during one of the most nonsensical bubble markets of all time.
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by diamond559 10mo ago
I mean he literally did, but go ahead and gatekeep while you stick your head in the sand.
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by diamond559 10mo ago
Those are routine satellite launches that we've been able to do for decades, all for their not as good as fiber internet.
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by diamond559 10mo ago
Yep, he is desperate for cash, he is leveraged to the hilt on his shares which is why he desperately begs his fanboys for more. His empire is a house of cards.
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by diamond559 10mo ago
Fanboy detected. The only thing they are consistent on is blowing up taxpayer bought rockets.
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by diamond559 10mo ago
Dear leader bought Intel, Tim Apple needs to appease dear leader to avoid tariffs. 2+2
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by diamond559 11mo ago
You conflate that one case with all the other thousands as if they are all like hers when you have no evidence of that. They crimes reported increase could also be bc of the rise of militant far right hate groups and certain social media p
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by diamond559 11mo ago
Selling tokens at a massive loss, burning billions a quarter isn't the win you think it is. They don't have a moat bc they literally just lost the lead, you only can have a moat when you are the dominant market leader which they
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by diamond559 11mo ago
It's indicative of the demand when it's free yeah, try charging every user just to operate at cost and we'll see what the real demand is.
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by diamond559 11mo ago
So how was I able to make money on both crashes this year and buy the bottom in 2022, how did Burry know it was a bubble in 2008, how did Greenspan know it in the late 1990s? Humans act irrationally, they get overconfident and overreach th
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by diamond559 11mo ago
The overall rates are increasing but contagion takes time to spread from subprime which are getting hit much harder, credit card, car and student loan in particular. They will spike when things really hit the fan, first the asset values ha
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by diamond559 11mo ago
Why are you so angry buddy, are you way overinvested in tech or something? What are you even trying to argue, that it's impossible to value the market?
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by diamond559 11mo ago
I do know who he is, why do you assume I don't, just so you think you can appear smart on the internet? Pretty pathetic. Gundalach has better investing success than you and Fama, you should listen to what he says instead of just assu
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by diamond559 11mo ago
Why do you think Jeffery Gundlach is wrong when he just said literally everything is overvalued? Everyone knew it was a bubble in 2001 and in 1929, that's part of being a bubble, it doesn't make sense but it just keeps going up i
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by diamond559 11mo ago
Target is already 44% down on the year, Meta/Oracle/Tesla/Palantir and many others are 20% off peak, layoffs are at 2008 levels, look at peak to trough 2001 down, that's how bad it can get. Yeah, he'll buy back lat
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by diamond559 11mo ago
There is better awareness of everything bc of the internet, you are just in the disbelief phase even though markets have already peaked and insiders are heading for the exits.
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by diamond559 11mo ago
You're in the disbelief phase, it sounds like you are overinvested and defensive about your position. The Nasdaq and crypto already peaked, housing is peaking as well, we're in the middle of the crash.
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by diamond559 11mo ago
The impetus is that 90% of our country is in recession and the rest are soon to follow. Delinquencies are rising fast and not just in subprime. Layoffs are at levels not seen since 2008. Crypto, tech stocks and many housing markets have a
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by diamond559 11mo ago
This crowd is heavily invested/works in tech, nobody wants to admit they are wrong or that their wealth is an illusion.
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by diamond559 11mo ago
More like IBM
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by diamond559 11mo ago
Right now Open"AI", Oracle and everyone else are burning billions of dollars to buy and run these llms, they raise the price of energy around them, they provide negative economic benefit. It's dishonest of you to pretend that
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by diamond559 11mo ago
No, we've used it, you are creating a strawman argument assuming "AI skeptics" are illiterate and/or incapable of understanding. You ironically are the one refusing to accept the possibility that you are wrong.
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by diamond559 11mo ago
Well clearly Microsoft don't see how given that they canceled the project this year. Do you really think we need some video game HUD in our vision at all times? Come back to the real world it's nice here.
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by diamond559 11mo ago
that is like 3 data point my man and you think you can project them just straight up forever and ever. this is bubble thinking.
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by diamond559 11mo ago
12k a year out of your paycheck for an advanced Clippy "assistant"? Sorry, this is not plausible. Oh and by blue collar work do you mean done by walking talking robots? I bet you think we'll be flying cars to work w/i
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by diamond559 11mo ago
Apple is cooked
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by diamond559 11mo ago
She's funded by fascist oligarchs at Sequoia, not hard to connect the dots. Just listen to all the buzzwords and ancient Greek allegories though, totally not a bubble...
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by diamond559 11mo ago
No you just don't understand, don't you see! the ancient greeks foresaw this centuries ago, we are just on the cusp of a world changing moment can't you feel the buzzwords flow through you! First it's creating 7 second
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by diamond559 11mo ago
So are you going to buy Softbank's shares? You are running out of greater fools at these bubble prices.

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