@IREN_Bull@IREN_Ltd@IdeaLDeFi You're comparing IREN to companies with already billions in recurring software revenue and global sales organizations..while IREN is literally diluting its shareholders to fund this type of stuff..
They are trying to buy brand credibility in an industry where people won't care..
@IREN_Bull@IREN_Ltd@IdeaLDeFi There are much more cost efficient ways of marketing B2B and to acquire talent then what they are doing.
99.999% of NBA fans that will see their logo it won't mean anything to or matter to....
@IREN_Bull@IREN_Ltd@IdeaLDeFi It's a huge red flag that management are focused on these types of deals instead of actually compute deals.
Niche B2B companies don't need major branding deals like these, only B2C should be making expensive deals like this...I'd be horrified if I were an investor at the waste
@hockeyburnar@HabsOnReddit Gallagher isn't even the most deserving #11 to have his jersey retired...
If they ever did retire the #11 it'd be for Saku Koivu first, not that he'd get it either....
@MrmrMagooo@LalimesMartian Hutson and Caufield just signed max extensions at a discount to stay in Montreal....
Olympics were the final straw? What does that even mean - you think players just realized then that they had nationalities...
@Sami_wild1@RetiredRtard@BrandonWealth Okay fair, I thought you were talking about XEQT.
Yes the key with the RRSP is you have to own US listed stocks/etfs in USD to benefit from avoiding the 15% withholding tax on dividends...
@Sami_wild1@RetiredRtard@BrandonWealth For example
$VTI or $VOO held in RRSP - no withholding tax
VFV, VEQT or XEQT in RRSP - you do have a withholding tax
@Sami_wild1@RetiredRtard@BrandonWealth Doesn't make XEQT a bad investment, sometimes smarter than potential conversion fees/complication of rebalancing to buy VTI + other ETFS for international and Canadian exposure all just to avoid 15% on dividends which really isn't going to drastically change your returns
@Sami_wild1@RetiredRtard@BrandonWealth Both of you are wrong:
1. TFSA all US dividends even if USD products lose 15% off dividends immediately - there's no way to avoid this unless your TFSA is 100% in Canadians stocks which is not smart.
2. RRSP: here is where it matters, XEQT still does lose 15% on USD dividends
@TsnycTsnyc22@usernamegg4 ...and oddly has the same Seattle addresss as DarkNX....
they also have a kid who's the Global Business Development Manager and has no other work experience and is 2 years out of School...
DarkNX head office in Toronto (100 University Avenue Toronto, ON, Canada) is a WeWork...
@TsnycTsnyc22@usernamegg4 As an FYI:
DarkNX only has 7 employees on LinkedIn, most of whom have multiple other jobs listed on LinkedIn and are also heavily underqualified...
Their CTO also has another full time job as the CBO of a company called Skyline which runs a fully different business...
@ChizaramNelo@xottanya Because past returns doesn't predict future returns.
Japan was the best performing market in the 70s and 80s, then went almost 30 years of flat returns...
If USA does something similar you're screwed but if you own a broad market your not 100% committed to just the US market.
@commonsenseplay@ThinFloat@BullTheoryio The reason stocks do poorly under high CPI would be the same reasons bonds would also do poorly, because of rising interests rates.
In your scenario the stock market dipping cause of inflation would look a lot more like 2022.
In that recession $TLT dropped by almost 50%
@ItzJusBiz@stoolpresidente Hes had the greatest individual career of any NBA player ever for his age 34-41 in NBA history and its not particularly close...he won 1 ring in the Bubble in a year they were in 1st place in the standings and lost home court advantage...
@GetchellTi41619@Arete51391049@MattWalshBlog Do you follow every law of the Old Testament? Jesus said:
“Let him who is without sin among you be the first to throw a stone at her.”
“You have heard that it was said, ‘An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth.’ But I say to you, Do not resist the one who is evil.”
@Parag_shah0101@daniel_koss@FirstSquawk He outperformed in the 1960s, 70s and 80s, hes actually underperformed S&P 500 since mostly due to being underweight technology...