@kotenokrosa@tyronerobb@MichaelDell I’m not against it- my original response applauds the Dell’s doing this as private citizens. My question comes at what personal gain to they get for this generosity. We’ve had lots of examples of individuals who do selfish things with wealth- less examples of pure selflessness.
@beaubarlotte@tyronerobb@MichaelDell Curious as to why you think it’s an incentive. The funds require no action from the beneficiary other than to apply for them.
@beaubarlotte@tyronerobb@MichaelDell I think you’re missing my point. The amount of money the account is seeded with is insignificant. I agree that people should save, invest, and grow their money as much as they can. This alone doesn’t increase financial literacy.
@tyronerobb@MichaelDell The concept is commendable and they’re private citizens so it’s even more applause worthy. The real impact is almost meaningless. $250 compounded over 18 years is a little over $1k and only $70k after 60 years. Curious though the benefit it drives for the Dell’s.
@RGIII Terrible take. He’s holding out for more money from the same team, not leaving for a promotion or better opportunity. He’s well within his rights to make this decision but don’t false equivalency it to coaching moves. It’s also often not a secret when coaches move.
@BillAckman@realDonaldTrump “China have shown themselves” is the dumbest take, in my opinion. Near consensus that China is unfair with many practices and pretending this somehow revealed their true colors is laughable. There was immense pressure from all angles to ease the irresponsible tariffs rollout.
@markvalorian@fentasyl It feels shockingly easy to explain the trend at a high level. This is what gets me sideways about Elon - he says things that seem to have fairly simple macro explanations.
$COIN killed me today.... I was heavy calls and up huge, had to exit them this morning with a much smaller profit
T/R combo on 1hr... looking for it to invalidate so I can get back in but if not will wait...