@MrDarkghost@OddDiligence Ya either way, commons or warrants, are a $0 on failure. Margin Interest is killer for sure, but when you’re just planning on holding just for two weeks, it should be fairly negligible. And again, don’t think you could load up on (or close) warrants without affecting the price.
@MrDarkghost@OddDiligence He’s on margin, and I don’t think you can use margin for warrants. Also in it for a quick pump and commons liquidity is a lot better than warrants when you want to close your position
@US_Dhuga @LRDF1994 And now? -10% day, still don’t believe unlock happened? Shares don’t get delivered immediately when lockup expires, they sometimes go out in batches / dependent on your brokerage.
@US_Dhuga @LRDF1994 @WallStVet You would base it off when it went effective which was Dec 8, 2021. Read the 424b4: https://t.co/f4wCigsfd2 clearly states lock-up expires 180 days after.
@EggPlatypus What can we trust if not the “proprietary algorithms combined with estimates”? Although I have no clue why SI is only officially updated 1-2 times a month. Probably some archaic/lazy reasoning behind that
@jrmoreau@sgleahy Ya, everyone will be using CBDC when it gets implemented. I was just trying to point out that the Fed specifically stated that they don’t want a private (“commercial bank”) to be the issuer of the CBDC
@sgleahy@jrmoreau Right from the first paragraph of the introduction: a CBDC would differ from existing digital money available to the general public because a CBDC would be a liability of the Federal Reserve, not of a commercial bank