@bthdonohue I've asked myself the same question and my answer is -- there is unlimited capital in NYC... also depends on where in the market you're competing. Sending you good luck and vibes!!!
Disappointing to see yet another male-dominated crypto venture team when there are so many talented women in the space that could've been a part of this...and to announce on Int'l Womens' Day nevertheless is incredibly tone deaf @BainCapital
Everyone deserves to feel safe on our streets. I've directed @nyspolice’s Hate Crimes Task Force to assist in investigations of these violent incidents.
We'll keep working with law enforcement & local leaders to stop antisemitism & hate in all its forms. Hate has no home here.
Thanks, but no thanks to your @clubhouse invite. I'm not here to support an app that has become a breeding ground for the "elite" to spread misogyny and antisemitism. As far as I'm concerned, the company hasn't done much by way of moderation to make me feel comfortable joining.
I created a profile to stop invites from friends. @Apple pls allow users to opt-in to APIs that expose their info via contact sync through others as a privacy measure. Or @joinClubhouse could simply stop this awful invasion of privacy. See creepy screenshot of the app sent 2 me:
@bthdonohue Based on the activity of ppl in my network I think they also recently opened up user invites at a large scale which explains some of the growth
@jonwu_ Right, but many of those institutions have tax efficiency baked into that strategy. I'm not saying we'll see the end of long-term investing, but I think we'd see a lot more market manipulation from more predatory, short-term oriented investors, ie. activists, etc.
I'm generally onboard with what the GameStop story has underlined about Wall Street, but this is just a terrible take. It encourages spending all your income when you get it, or day trading, rather than investing. Public companies need long-term, aligned shareholders.