easilyscan

https://www.imagebam.com/view/MEV0GPN

Be careful Phil, those on the other side don't like facts/figures. My last supervisor was ultraliberal. I quoted some facts similar to those. "where did you get those figures, the KKK website ?" Shortly after I texted him the source, the US Department of Justice. He never brought it up again.

Those guys should be ashamed of themselves.

Your explanation 3 or 4 posts above, was the best I've seen. In spite of that, I still don't have a great understanding of how it's used, or how to value it as an investment. As for investing in it, I purchased 12 shares of MicroStrategy @ $714.30 on February 15, 2024 Less than a month later, on March 6, it had reached $1250.00, so I sold 7 of the 12 shares, which was enough to recoup my original investment, plus a couple hundred dollars. In spite of not understanding it, I'm going to let the remaining 5 shares ride, just in case it ever reaches the astronomical levels ($200,000+) some have predicted.

Is part of the attraction to crypto the fact that it maintains (0r appreciates) in value vs conventional currency like the US dollar ? I'm not referring to currency printed in silver, paper dollars, or crypto as an investment, only how much they gain/lose in value over time, due to inflation, dilution, etc. Someone posted an interesting comparison between silver coins the US used to mint as currency, & paper money/currency. Gasoline was $.27 a gallon in 1950, & the average gas tank held 10 gallons. You could fill up for $2.70. Franklin 1/2 dollars were minted from 1948 to 1963. You could've paid with 6 of those, or 3 one dollar bills & you’d receive change of $.30 Even in well circulated condition, those franklins are worth $12 today, meaning 6 of them = $72 https://www.ebay.com/itm/156331860513?itmmeta=01J4FM3Y9NHWJT6BM46DMV2JT0&hash=item24661ae221:g:~A0AAOSwQY5mqtL4&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA8KJeugUqkx2FJa0HqPkNbGX4kVDhex2W24ArLxlLxguKmGxxfNVbgZQrQeFqOf3rfaEUG9Kp4Jpj9FGkpt%2B8QEvRYtq--YoNMelrXzRKtZMDX05AG%2BNEO144kv5IaWj2zkvqfFyGqMUXV4PENfdKZ4phVX4om10splKOaO1LF7KDMreMiOEQe5NqlV47pHL0%2FXO8HqIEdOl25M6Fx8Xm3zxTajReIkGCU9jEt%2BOY%2BWAMhW%2FE9IU2F7oR7jWUVFoXeGS7LNhyEd8S8em9COrXPZDySavkVfxScOl%2FKQyJx91rqCi1%2BH%2BVYd8a0U%2Fqj4JLUw%3D%3D|tkp%3ABk9SR4Tlj_SjZA The 3 $1 bills are still only worth $3. Gasoline is around $4 dollars today so $40 to fill up a car with a 10 gallon tank. Pay with the six 50 cent pieces &, you'd have $32 in change. Pay with the three $1 bills, & you'd be $37 short.

I needed a laugh today & you provided it. Thank You!

I do the same thing with funds and individual stocks. Doesn't always mean we're buying @ the bottom, but guarantees we're not buying at the top.

One would think Nvidia is at the very least, nearing oversold territory. Fidelity High Dividend ETF looks interesting as well, although I was somewhat surprised to see that the top 3 holdings are members of the magnificent 7 & all 3 yield under 1% I suppose the fund manager is just trying to juice the returns. I'm considering initiating a small position in Amazon in my HSA & IRA, & adding $5000 of T Rowe price value in my taxable account. Banks are the hardest hit sector today. I sold citizens financial group CFG at around $44 earlier this week. Realized it was up 70% since my purchase last September & thought of the famous Warren Buffett quote. Pigs get fat, & hogs get slaughtered, so I took my profits. It's currently trading around $39 and I'm considering going back in.

Was glad to find out he wasn't the CEO/president when Paypal tried to implement this ridiculous policy. https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/paypal-says-it-never-intended-fine-users-misinformation-bloomberg-news-2022-10-10/ PayPal's former president David Marcus slammed the policy in a tweet on Saturday, saying the new policy "goes against everything I believe in". "A private company now gets to decide to take your money if you say something they disagree with. Insanity" Marcus tweeted.

Creepers 2 wasn't bad either.

If the shoe fits.

Only 14 votes ?

Aniston looks awful

True 95.8%

The most reasonable explanation. Someone who would do that is the lowest of the low. In this case a TW@T

From a Google search, it looks like this was first reported on January 4, 2016. I don't know if it's true or not, but it certainly isn't going to help Trump's chances.

Hits ?

Through a democrats eyes https://www.imagebam.com/view/MEV0GPN

Same here.

With dics ? Another tranny thread

That guy from 0:23 to 0:29 definitely ain't right.

We've come full circle. Bad is good & good is bad. Like schools changing Christmas and Easter break, to winter and spring break.

You'll never be welcome in my space.

Make room for one more! https://www.imagebam.com/view/MEUZ8NH

Welcome to the party (you voted for) pal!