A children's book explanation of what's happening:
1. If you are "smart money" you are allowed to take your $1 and leverage it up to $15+
2. You can now buy $15 of stock AND if you promise to short companies, you can short $15 of stock as well
In investing, so many people seem to have “the solution” but they are incapable of profiting from it themselves so they convince you to pay them fees and carried interest to do it with your money.
This is the principal/agent conflict with most funds.
Recognizing an opportunity you aren't expecting requires plenty of idle time, wandering about, tinkering, trial and error, long walks, randomized attention, and other "inefficiencies" of that sort.
🦠 2020 really sucked for everyone so:
🎁 Giving away another ~$3,000 🍎 MacBook Pro 16" to a random person who retweets this tweet to cheer every1 up
👩🎨 Please make something creative with it
(you have to follow for winner DM)
Proof of last time: https://t.co/iQa23a9mwm