@DylanTobackShhh@Variety@grok provide a complete list of titles of major films, released and currently in production, that have used AI, no additional text
@LewisFi63068776@LeadingReport Huh? Are people being forced to wear caps aiming to mainstream that stuff? I don’t think they are.
And these aren’t my views. I’m not religious.
@davidzmorris Tiered lockup makes supply looser than a normal IPO over 6 months.
If IPO float was ~4.3%, effective early float was actually ~7.4%, and tradable supply could rise to ~58% BEFORE the normal 180-day cliff. That’s accelerated early supply, not artificial scarcity.
@davidzmorris Some insider shares can be sold earlier than a normal 180-day lockup, but in stages. Reports say up to 93% of the early-eligible restricted shares could become sellable before day 180, despite Musk and certain major holders being locked for 366 days.
@cmsinvests You should execute the strategy more carefully: invest 1/3 immediately, deploy another 1/3 through a structured DCA plan of $1.5k every 2 months, and reserve the final 1/3 for buying more on substantial dips and/or to extend the DCA strategy beyond 18 months.
There’s a misinterpretation here. If the government chooses to stimulate the economy through tax credits or similar incentives, the objective is to generate economic growth, create jobs, and expand the tax base. Once a business succeeds under those conditions, that objective has already been achieved.
It doesn’t follow that the business should then be subjected to new, punitive taxes simply because it was successful. The government’s purpose was to encourage growth, not to create an open-ended claim on the gains that result from it. If the policy worked as intended, the broader economy already benefits under the existing system.
@RoKhanna@BernieSanders This idea forces unnatural selling of stock and tanks the market. It also creates a wildly unrealistic dependency for government.
Keep taxing people when they actually realize gains, not before. Anything else is way too greedy and destined to end badly.