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They are both messenger RNA vaccines, so it's more like comparing two types of apples. But thank you for your sarcastic response, very helpful.
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The Moderna dose is already more than 3x the dosage of the Pfizer ones. 100mcg vs 30mcg. Would be great if they could cut that down and still be effective.
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That's why you remain neutral and sell premium, especially on ER with insane volatility crush.
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My man. Definitely required viewing for anyone a fan of the genre. Great cast, humor, morality, nerd stuff, amazing soundtrack, has it all.
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Lazlo Hollyfeld! My FAVORITE 80's movie :)
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Empire is pretty much the perfect every day apple. Super crisp, firm(no bruising), tart, sweet, and cheap! Every other apple, and I've tried a lot, goes too far down one of those attributes. Granny Smith being the exception for baking,
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Because bankrupting these funds has a negative effect on the ENTIRE market. Look at what's being setup up now. Volatility is cranked, the S&P shaved off a few %, the dollar is pumping. Things are NOT looking good.
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Were they actually long PUTs? There big problem was their short stock position. The latter gets crazy quickly, as we've seen.
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Current estimate is around 70 billion lost so far, which of course the vast majority of that went to other Wall Street firms. The only ones that will win at the end of this is Wall Street and the few retail that got in VERY early. Retailers
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The real squeeze is when the rest of wall street saw blood in the water, after Monday. This was not in the hands of WSB after that point. Big names got involved, and destroyed those funds.
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Once again, EXTREME greed has lost in the end. Not happy with a billion percent, have to taunt and threaten the big guys. Now millions and millions are lost because of it. Thinking you're going to outlast trillions of dollars is silly.
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They are already front running these trades. Robinhood is free for a reason.
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A few large companies helped to get it onto the radar of a lot of inexperienced developers, who found how easy it was just to plug away on it. All of that performance nonsense was second fiddle by a long shot for the vast majority of users.
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NoSQL rocketed in popularity, because it required zero working knowledge of how databases work. You could get up and running on a project, without having to worry about what tables, columns, and their relationships to one another meant. You
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Considering that it's literally called DNS "Watch". Pass.
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Sell to close before expiration, it's usually never worth getting assigned shares.
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That's not a counterpoint, that's just reinforcing their point. It's a good idea to open up a child to as many early experiences as possible, but don't project your interests on them. They'll find out what they like
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The difference being you’re a slave to a corporation, and this way you’re not.
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The purchase price for that three letter domain must have cost you something serious. Pop.com was that old DotCom project from Dreamworks and Ron Howard that went belly up.
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These are awesome! I would have lowered the drop shadow distance a bit on the name, but otherwise great work.
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This wasn't a could have, this was a going to be a millionaire in 5 years. No school costs THAT much. I'd have dropped out immediately and hired someone who DID know wtf they were doing.
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Wait, you were making $20,000 a MONTH, and you gave it up? I don't understand.
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Was expecting a bit more than a handful of paragraphs and three tests from this article.
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Yo, grab the "launch.africa" domain!
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Sure, but a large person is probably eating 3x as much food.
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I would venture to guess, most people struggling with weight, aren't putting 20minutes of running in. That's at least a couple miles.
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Depends on the exercise of course, that's 80 minutes of walking.
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The majority of weight is lost through respiration, that's the C in CO2. Exercise is great for health, and does help weight loss. But diet is the only thing that is going to resolve this. You consume far more calories in a regular size
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I mean other than that doctors have been wearing them for centuries at this point?
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It's not the same thing. When I invest in Apple, I'm in investing in a company, its people, and a product I use daily for work and pleasure. What does Bitcoin provide beyond the speculative nature of it? It's certainly not fo
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