@DaxxTrader@ByzGeneral Do you really believe that? Their product is basically buying Bitcoin at $75k and selling it at $60k and calling that “strategy” and you’re like - ok sounds good?
@chrispine7715@VeronicaLyn_T@WSJ They are taxed more absolutely. As and when he cashes out of these shares he absolutely will pay huge taxes like the $5 billion he paid on the sales to fund the X purchase. There is no way around that.
The issue with your perspective is that you cannot separate money from consumption so you see $1bn and say “why does someone need $1bn of Rolex’s or Ferrari’s?” But if you see his money as CAPITAL where in his lifetime he may only spend for consumption 0.1% of it then it makes more sense. He is good with capital (turning $1 into $10) so the world provides him more capital. What’s the alternative, give someone $1 who has never proven the ability to manage capital and have them turn it into $0? Are we winning then?
@piersmorgan Definitely get a DEXA scan, breaking your hip after a small fall in which you also broke your femur is not normal unless you are incredibly unlucky. Look for secondary causes to halt further bone density loss. Loss testosterone, celiac disease, hyperthyroidism etc.
@singingbirth He likely has menieres, he can get an inner ear MRI to diagnose. It can come and go in flares based on the fluid in his inner ear and having months or even years of remission is normal. Ask him to do hearing test to test his low frequency ranges for his hearing.
@VraserX I’m sorry but they have not “cracked longevity”. It’s cool science and love to see amazing progress but we can chill with the unnecessary hype.
Bryan, can you please do a deep dive on the bodies dopaminergic system? 8% of children in the US today are diagnosed with ADHD. I wonder what the adult stats are amongst the truly healthy section of the population. Hard data would be great rather than soft “were you talkative as a child” type assessments.
@Miguel_E00@TKLSubscribers If you don’t mind sharing targets both from trading perspective but also desirable targets for large long term positions. Thanks.
@FinanceLancelot 2 days ago you mentioned about ten strengthening further throughout the year but printing yen to buy treasuries weakens the yen? Does that mean you think the situation has changed or am I misunderstanding?
Sorry I’m confused because I thought the “Forex issues” meant discussing that the yen is artificially too strong against the dollar hurting US exports so to discuss forex issues would be to allow the dollar to weaken against the yen but many people in comments are suggesting the opposite where they allow the yen to actually weaken against the dollar. Can someone explain this please?
@michaelxpettis When he suggests a 10-15% depreciation in the dollar. Does anyone know whether he means from the high or from the current level because it’s already depreciated 10+%?