🤠CowboyRy🍺

Airplanes, beer, home networking, self directed investing, and crypto

[🤠CowboyRy🍺 @CowboyRy]

@leoofz While this feature is interesting, I am very frustrated that I still cannot download transactions in quicken or MS Money formatting for use in my preferred budgeting software (YNAB). This is literally the thing preventing me from moving all my banking over...

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@crypto_birb at what point will you buy back in?

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@ShardiB2 Should we be taking profits now?

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@ShardiB2 Is it time to cut losses on CIFR?

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@67Dodge You should try the hazy from collective arts (also non alcoholic), so far the best I’ve found. We have a couple other excellent ones in Quebec like from Farnham and another one called Discipline. 10x better than sober carpenter.

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@LynAldenContact I try to mix it up so I’m not constantly reading business stuff. Currently binging the Asimov series. Robots through foundation. So good

[Peter Schiff @PeterSchiff]

If the U.S. is going to start building factories and developing the necessary infrastructure and supply chains, what are we going to stop doing to pay for it? One thing is shopping. Americans are going to have to sharply reduce spending and increase savings.

But this means a severe recession with exploding budget deficits as spending rises and tax revenue plunges. Tariffs won't help much as if consumers buy less, imports fall sharply, undercutting tax revenue. That means deficits will crowd out all the savings necessary to finance the reindustrialization of America.

Also, as foreign investors will no longer be recycling their large trade surpluses into our treasury market, who will by the $26 trillion in existing Treasuries that will mature over the next four years? If Americans have to buy all that debt, where will the money come from to build factories?

The only way to enable the necessary capital investment will be for the government to slash spending during the recession, including on entitlements and defense, and likely default on the national debt. The road back to independence is much rockier than the President thinks.

[Danielle Smith @ABDanielleSmith]

This investment is another sign that Alberta continues to be a leader in technology and innovation not only across the country, but across the world. If you want to do business and have a plan to bring your own power, then Alberta is the place for you.

Full release here: https://t.co/SC5MKxkSCw

[🤠CowboyRy🍺 @CowboyRy]

@RaoulGMI “It’s a Ponzi scheme”, “it has no cash flows”, “it’s a bubble”

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@CDInewsletter Is that for 1 person or a married couple? (Ie its actually $2M)

[Keith McCullough @KeithMcCullough]

“The first ideas that humans are known to have written down with their early proto-scripts were lists of ownership, credit, or transactions.”
- @LynAldenContact

[🤠CowboyRy🍺 @CowboyRy]

@thedave2006 Bitcoin strangely absent…. Is it denial?

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@67Dodge Now up to 13% in registered accounts with the ETF, and I have another chunk in cold storage

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@LynAldenContact Most of the concepts that could improve efficiency use propellers, and for some reason the general public equates that to “old” or “unsafe”, which couldn’t be farther than the truth. Investing a billion or two into something that won’t be accepted by the public is a tough sell.

[Lark Davis @LarkDavis]

The best explanation of #Bitcoin

https://t.co/MOTkfYIweg

[🤠CowboyRy🍺 @CowboyRy]

@duolingo is it still possible to download lessons? I’ll be off the grid for a week and don’t want to lose my 2384 day streak.

[Mat Litalien @matlitalien]

This is probably one of the best statements on what happened with the #BTCETF approval. She tears a strip of the SEC and rightfully so.

We've had #BitcoinETF and #ETH ETFs for years in Canada.