@EricBalchunas Some doomerism, but the overwhelming feeling is much closer to euphoria. This IPO could have valued at $5T or $10T with no less interest.
@NateSilver538 The end of this must be that his ex gf referred to his "Nazi tattoo" in August 2025 in writing, before Platner himself claims he knew it was a Nazi tattoo. This one lie is disqualifying.
@YieldAlphaX@unusual_whales Fidelity has a limited allocation to the IPO. You think they are giving some to their $2,000 clients when they have $500K clients who want it?
@ModernAtticus@BurkiesTurkeys@BourbonCap Isn't this current market telling us those average historic PEs were too high due to slow growth and disruption risk? This is a 22 PE all day.
@SarahLongwell25 Kamala voter here. The counter-factual is that she would have permitted Iran to detonate a nuclear bomb in Manhattan before taking decisive action. Also, she'd have permitted the continued open borders that no one supports. Trump, while horrible, is better on these two issues.
@JerryCap The company is called Meta because Zuck was not content merely to keep spending money on stupid shit, he changed the entity's name to memorialize its commitment to spending money on stupid shit as its central identity.
In addition to community property question (you misread the Ruling you cite,) you'd have a half-step up on all the appreciated jointly-owned holdings, not a full step-up on half of them.
@wideofthepost The campaign itself found out about this only from Mrs. Platner, not Mr. Platner, which shows how deeply unserious he is as a candidate. Nazi tattoo is disqualifying for every ethical voter.
This is not true, cheating on your spouse isn't normal, nor should it be tolerated. And on top of that politicians who get CAUGHT cheating have probably been doing it a lot, not just one little whoopsie.