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by jklein11 6y ago
$$$
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I would write far out of the money puts on TSLA. Look at the options chain! If you were to sell 1 put on TSLA with a strike price of $1200 and maturity date of 7/24 you would collect $780! That means that if TSLA doesn't drop from
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Why not write a bunch of OTM VIX puts? This way if volatility spikes in October you get to hang on to the premium . If you end up being wrong about October but you think things are going to get a little bit crazy going into the US president
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Why not ask them?
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I would happily pay you 1k a month for 40 hours a week of work. Would you be open to that? My email address is in my profile if you want to explore this further.
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Github pages is pretty much free. You can buy a domain name for ~$10 a year
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I think it is pretty clear that fact checking is a form of editorializing. It seems that Section 230 was being applied even if the intermediary was editorializing the content.
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I think there are two issues at hand here. The first is related to section 230 of the Communication Decency Act. This section provides a legal shield to companies that act as an intermediary by hosting comments. This legal shield is effecti
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I don't think the executive action targets the fact check label on Trump's tweet specifically. I think Twitter did something that really pissed Trump off and Trump is using Section 230 as leverage and a way to extend the narrative
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That can't be true. If you spent all of your time developing new skills you wouldn't have any time to capitalize on them. You are likely better off conquering a niche.
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you get what you pay for
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by jklein11 6y ago
Why not just fork Magento? I bet with Facebook's infrastructure you could get it running at Shopify scale for a few million bucks a year.
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I keep hearing that the fed is directly intervening in equities markets but I'm having a hard time finding a source that goes into any detail. Any chance you have a source?
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> because the market crashed ~50 days ago for reasons that still hold There have been a few big events in the past 50 days which would make me think the market is different today than it was 50 days ago. For one the Federal Reserve has d
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What evidence of another 30%+ decline do you have? I'm not questioning that there is evidence, just genuinely interested in learning more.
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This was largely due to the supply glut of oil. Price of food went up by~3.5%. Additionally CPI tends to be a lagging indicator. In other words it is a good way to determine if we have just seen massive inflation. The stock market is forwar
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I'm sorry I'm not trying to be obtuse here. I would genuinely like to understand your point of view. I'm not sure if you were the one who downvoted me here but it hardly seems fair to downvote someone for having a different p
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Looking at the ad[1] that Saddleback put in their article, I can't possibly see what would warrant incompetence, let alone false advertising or fraud. How is this any different than a newspaper ad saying "You can get Coke at Kroge
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I think a closer analogy is a shop hanging a poster out front saying "Buy Samsung TV's here!" When you ask the shop keeper about the sign, they take you to the TV section where there is a huge philipps tv display says that th
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by jklein11 6y ago
If you are the one choosing not to have a relationship with someone because of their political opinion you are the one who is wrong.
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I think another concern you might have if you are a potential investor is some private equity fund offering a large sum of cash for newly issued equity. This would give the airlines the cash to remain solvent but significantly dilute the cu
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This flow chart is awesome! I'm not sure I agree on the order of all of the steps. For example you may want to put section 3 before section 2. Also, it looks like this is recommending saving for a downpayment on a house before maxing o
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Nope, can't say that I have.
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So Scott Koegh is personally on the hook for the debt of Volkswagen?
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I understand the policy and I don't think it is an entirely unreasonable way to combat wealth inequality. The only point I was trying to make is that it feels disingenuous to be surprised a company has a say in the severance they pay.
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I didn't downvote the OP but I am picking up a tone of indignation that I don't quite understand. I find this pretty interesting. Here is my take on the situation: Let's say I own a widget factory and you are highly skilled a
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Most employees in the US are hired at will. This means that the companies are not obligated to continue to offer their employees work. Severance is usually paid by the employer so that the employee agrees to leave amicably and does not sue
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If you are comfortable using Google Slides instead of powerpoint they have an API that might be useful here. https://github.com/gsuitedevs/md2googleslides
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I'm not convinced that taking out a HELOC now would be irresponsible in all cases. Let's say that you are 80% into your mortgage. You lost your job in March bc of COVID-19. Your next three mortgage payments are coming due in June
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The cynic in me is thinking that Wells Fargo is doing this to force foreclosures. Do you really think that real estate is going to drop by 80%?

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