Maybe it was better when only the aristocracy could invest.
Should have listened: old.reddit.com Contemplating dumping my stagnant $WMG position for a small loss to take part in what seems to be the main event.
There's good reason to be bullish on medical and elderly care in the near decades, but this ask is just too much. It's a bit of a niche business that's physical to boot, no reason to go all TECH on this. It's not like they can scale to a million Tablos keeping the same 1 neckbeard on payroll maintaining it all.
Yeah it's been on the rise lately, but I'm not going to make the same mistake as with Tesla, CDR, whatnot and predict it's going to stop rising.
Started doodling this in June () but was too scared of a potential Luckin' Chinese Hustle. Yolo.
Yahoo calendar lied to me about when this would become available: finance.yahoo.com It should still be possible to make some money here with all the hype going for VRM.
Another insane tech valuation. $21 would have been expensive but okay.
I explain my reasoning here: medium.com/coinmonks/my-dead-simple-bitcoin-valuation-646a20e9484d Basically, the market has been willing to pay $10 million a day to miners so far. If they continue doing that, the price should be something like 11-14k, if not even double the pre-halving price. Also we got another round of heavy printing coming up.
That's why it's a bad buy for now : ) I'm a software developer and can tell you Datadog works. $10+ billion dollars of value today they do not provide however. Going to wait for an opening just like with Fastly.
I think it's safe to say BTC will cost more end of April than it costs now...
I am going to follow the advice of Chris Katje and wait for a drop to get in. I think it's likely the crowd will be so hyped by this 'tech + gambling' unicorn I'll miss it completely because a buyin at $15+ feels too bad to even yolo $1000 on.
I was so sure I'd participate in the direct listing, then $37 happened. I don't think we'll get in at $12 even during the most spectacular Twitter shitstorm and media FUD. The sales multiplier is still ridiculous in the context of normal companies, but this is a dotcom we're talking about. $20-ish may be a very good short term entrypoint, or maybe a place to...
I think the media FUD about vaping and a possible end-of-year recession fright can bring it even lower. Idk, maybe you can get it for $39, but if you zoom out it's pretty clear Altria's cheap even today. Feels like a solid pick for those who appreciate slow and steady gains.
I visit their stores all the time, they sells Kias, which are of very good price/quality, etc. If I could get in at a round €8, I'd be overjoyed.
- pattern fits snugly - Bakkt sell the news, there are no new positives coming (halving is May 2020) - 'real' market is also scared and could dump any moment, BTC won't be the last thing people sell, it'll be the first - $18 million per day of mining fees is still outrageous
grizzle.com <- "When a great company isn't worth owning." Says it all really. Gonna wait and see like with Fastly. I'd like to enter in one of those ranges they had posted before today and double my money. The guy who bought at $19.53 will eventually also get his, we can secure our tendies without being over the barrel as much.
Every IT guy knows Intel has been brutally beat recently because of it's CPU bugs. AMD has remained relatively untouched. I'm willing to bet Intel has people looking into finding the same bugs with AMD, but so far...no dice. AMD has always been best value, nothing strange about that: www.cpubenchmark.net But now it only loses to Intel by a tiny margin in the...