The opposite actually, because they aren't selling their shares. The view is that they want to ultimately hold the shares but they can use them to...
For starters having a positive inflation target is absurd. They should, at the highest, have a target of zero inflation.
But Orange Man Bad is so appealing and easy to get pissed off about... Seriously though I don't see a resolution to this. Tariffs on China can be...
They do it all the time as long as they aren't in a post-IPO lockup period. So (I have no idea what he actually does, just picking a random...
Could you please give an example of the calendar setup you're talking about here? Not sure if I follow.
Would've voted no! Few people actually trade and even fewer actually trade well and even fewer of those trade options, so yeah don'tfuckingleave!!!
China has more to lose than the US simply because if they are no longer able to sell stuff to the US, there is no good substitute buyer. From the...
He and Munger have the ability, they just have way too much money to invest, he's commented on this numerous times.
Whether locked up or not, the big lockup end date is 9/29 I believe and people will most likely be selling those shares HARD trying to cash out,...
This is the kind of stuff I was referencing in a conversation with @sle in another thread a few weeks ago. The banks are tight on liquidity due to...
Lol I wouldn't be surprised. Driverless tech is already heavily incentivized, I don't think anything can speed it up at this point. Wouldn't...
I totally agree with you. I'm particularly interested in the relationship between the prices of option contracts with the same expiry and...
https://www.engadget.com/2018/12/04/nyc-minimum-pay-wage-uber-lyft-drivers/
BS as in bullsh!t
Those probabilities are complete BS. In fact most, if not all, probability measurements are BS. There is a 100% chance of whatever will happen...
Algos are written by people and contain rules/commands/scenarios/whatever you wanna call it that come from those humans. I can write an algorithm...
Yeah I get if there's nothing for day trades but overnight I'd imagine it's very steep...
But it's one of the most shorted stocks out there right now...no shares available...isn't that the definition of hard to borrow? How is this...
Am I completely insane or are there usually margin/borrow fees involved in holding a short? Tell me I'm not crazy. Maybe he just said there are no...
I have an account with TD, I called the trade desk to ask what the fees for shorting LYFT are and the guy told me there are no fees and no margin...
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