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by disgrunt 6y ago
Incorrect. GME is still heavily shorted by hedge funds.
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by disgrunt 6y ago
It is the hedge funds that are inflating the stock price because they have to cover their short positions. This is a short squeeze.
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by disgrunt 6y ago
Surely the retail traders will be able to convince the brokerages to set trading limits when they start to lose their shirts. [0] [0]: https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/unprecedented-move-td-amer...
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by disgrunt 6y ago
You are certainly right for many participating in this short squeeze. But collectively this short squeeze is undeniable proof that what's good for the goose is not good for the gander. The hedge funds play by a separate set of rules fr
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by disgrunt 6y ago
This has nothing to do with the banter and everything to do with who's ox is being gored in the short squeeze.
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by disgrunt 6y ago
This is the class system in the United States becoming abundantly visible to all. Better we all get on the same page about the long con.
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by disgrunt 6y ago
Who is the Nasdaq CEO looking out for with this move? (hint: not you)
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Assessing Mandatory Lockdowns and Business Closure Effects on Spread of Covid-19(onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
28 points by disgrunt 6y ago|28 comments
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by disgrunt 6y ago
Your source for "debunking" has a clear conflict of interest, no?
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by disgrunt 6y ago
Tucows isn't gone. They're the second largest domain registrar in the world. They run OpenSRS and Hover, for example. They also run Ting.
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by disgrunt 6y ago
Didn't say it was a replacement for Click. I said it was simpler if you're already using type annotations.
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by disgrunt 6y ago
Click is great and a feature-rich option. But recommend checking out Typer, which is even simpler if you're already using type annotations. [0] [0]: https://github.com/tiangolo/typer
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by disgrunt 6y ago
Suddenly it is very easy for the powers that be to see the threat these platforms pose. Deplatform little people? Fine with us. Deplatform a head of state? Can't have that! Facebook, Twitter, et al are going to regret the pandora'
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by disgrunt 6y ago
Buy a server where?
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by disgrunt 6y ago
Which has always been Twitter's defense when similar things happened on their platform. Shouldn't 230 apply here?
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by disgrunt 6y ago
I reject your analogy on it's face as a banal attempt to justify incivility and barbarism towards those in which we disagree.
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by disgrunt 6y ago
Reducing your fellow countrymen to an animal analogy is exactly the kind of dehumanization that has become commonplace in popular discourse. It's not enough that you disagree with them, they must be put down like some rabid beast. We&#
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by disgrunt 6y ago
That really worked out well for him.
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by disgrunt 6y ago
Let's go with that theory. Did these right wing cops help the right wing cause by allowing this incident to get out of hand?
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by disgrunt 6y ago
So five Trump supporters are killed and that's not police brutality? I just want to make sure I got this narrative straight.
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by disgrunt 6y ago
Funny, because I saw a lot of white people among Antifa and BLM violently protesting this summer. But that pretty much went unchecked for months. A few blocks of Seattle were even left to these protesters.
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by disgrunt 6y ago
Someone tested this ironclad verification process and their signature was accepted eight times. [0] [0]: https://www.reviewjournal.com/opinion/opinion-columns/victor...
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by disgrunt 6y ago
The "kids in cages" and "very fine people" nonsense continues to get peddled despite not being rooted in reality. And lets not forget, Trump told everyone to drink bleach to treat COVID-19!
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by disgrunt 6y ago
So any politician that states a falsehood on Twitter should be banned? Or just U.S. presidents?
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by disgrunt 6y ago
> Your right to shout doesn't override my right to not have to listen to you. So don't "follow" him? You know, that thing you do on Twitter to "listen" to people?
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by disgrunt 6y ago
Or "dog whistles", which the left seems to be able to hear, rendering the term utterly illogical.
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by disgrunt 6y ago
In the early-to-mid 20th century, the phrase politically correct was used to describe strict adherence to a range of ideological orthodoxies within politics. In 1934, the New York Times reported that Nazi Germany was granting reporting per
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by disgrunt 6y ago
So when Will Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez be suspended for tweeting support for violent protests? [0] [0]: https://nypost.com/2019/11/03/aoc-tweets-her-support-for-ant...
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by disgrunt 6y ago
Snowflakes gonna flake.
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by disgrunt 6y ago
I get downvoted for expressing these unpopular views, too. For the record, you make good points and I don't think you should havebeen downvoted.

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