Nick Horn

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@stclairashley @jockowillink

[Nick Horn @ncwhorn]

@StanphylCap one of my favorites, might need to rewatch it soon
thanks for the reminder!

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@profplum99 ‘his’ arguments but I agree. People shouldn’t be so fast to dismiss Gabriel. He has done some really good work on serious issue like CSAM. I’ll be interested to see what he writes.

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@MadThunderdome Very normal and healthy price action

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@peranine I land around 2pm on Thursday so could be open to a pm class (forget what time the banquet thing starts)
I guess the other option is Friday morning (for those not playing in Worlds)

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@Invent_Animate @unfdcentral this is sick. stoked for the EP

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@t30thirty @EbonyJHilton_MD @wsbmod Yeah no problem!

The premium is always paid to open which needs to be taken into account to understand your break-even price (can only speak for Fidelity but it notes it for you)

And for sure, the current price and time out from exp play a role in determining the current value

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@t30thirty @EbonyJHilton_MD @wsbmod Yeah option 2 still relies on the market and liquidity but is probably most common and with 3 you would have already paid the premium to open the position

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@EbonyJHilton_MD @wsbmod example:

contracts are usually x100

say stock x = $5 and you buy calls at $10 with 1 month exp. at $2 fee

at some point before exp, x = $15 so you could close the option with a gain of: $(15 - 10 - 2) x 100 = $300

say it only hits $8, you lose the $200 fee and they exp.

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@EbonyJHilton_MD @wsbmod Not exactly. You pay for the contract up front and don't necessarily need to make a purchase or sale of the underlying asset.

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@EbonyJHilton_MD @wsbmod Essentially you pay for a contract that gives you the ability to buy/sell stock for an agreed price within an expiration date.

call: you can buy at $x

put: you can sell at $x

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@techladyallison Hah I was going to ask if you stuck mostly to calls, seems like you’d have to in this market

Thanks for the info

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@rosiesherry @ThoughtReps Hah, the idea started as a way to help keep people away from twitter!

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@techladyallison Been investing for a few years now but I haven't worked up the nerve to trade options yet! Every time I weigh the risk vs reward I find I'd rather just own the stock.

Any insight into what you look for before trading?

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@rosiesherry sounds like a project I was working on @ThoughtReps

maybe I'll have to revive it for a v2 😅

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@codezed_ @RikNieu @nntaleb @elonmusk There's always speculation but I can't help wondering if it can happen. If btc market cap breaks $1T (~$54k) , $2T may not be far off

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You can do it little buddy #Litecoin

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@ajlkn @Abhishekwebin @strands_io @vercel @Netlify Thanks for the response!

Not sure how much you’re able to reveal but can you talk a little about how the sites with custom domains are deployed? I’m especially curious about pages that end up with a ton of traffic.

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@Abhishekwebin @strands_io Yeah that’s an option and I’ve done it for my own personal sites but I think it maxes out at 100 domains per cert or something so I’m not entirely sure how apps at a much bigger scale handle it, for instance carrd by @ajlkn

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@Abhishekwebin @strands_io Yeah it worked nice but just subdomains for that project.

I had thought a little about custom domains but I’m not entirely sure what the process is for managing all of the ssl certs for each customer. Still curious about how that would work.