“The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves and wise people so full of doubts.” – Bertrand Russell
@NoLimitGains The real risk here is missed upward potential. If you are deeply interested in a stock at 95, chances are you are already interested at 100. If the stock brakes out before reaching 95, you missed the whole trade. Like many players trying to beat the casino, the house always wins
Wake up Europe, the digital age is bypassing you. You have no Google , Amazon, Meta, Apple. You arrogantly called SpaceX a fanciful dream and it wiped out the European Space Agency. You have no Nvidia and your response to AI has been to regulate before you have anything domestic to regulate. Your car industry is about to be wiped out by the Chinese. Your biggest economy shut down nuclear out of spite and with fraud. Your capital markets have no liquidity and your startups are drowning in bureaucracy. Your border is being attacked by Russia and your defence spending will have to triple just to be where it was with US subsidy given that part of the former Soviet Union and the Eastern bloc is now part of the EU. Your economy has slumped from the world’s largest to way behind the US. Your pensions are paid by three times less people and cost five times as much as people live longer. Your infrastructure is a model for the world but is configured for rail over self drive. Your electricity grid needs half a trillion of investment to cope with planned capacity and replacements, for the switch to renewables, within a decade. There are bright spots such as pharma and your healthcare system is a model for what civilisation looks like it. But to afford it, you need to completely transform from the industrial to digital age, to reform your institutions and rout the sclerotic bureaucratic system.
@varun_mathur How about responsibility and care with one of the potentially most life altering technologies in human history versus rapid profit maximisation?
@RoanAsselman Het ver weg blijven van “verantwoordelijk wapenbezit” is gelukkig wat ons nog beschermt van de cowboy situaties die we al te vaak zien in de US. Daar groeit stilaan het besef, laten we hier niet de omgekeerde weg op gaan..