Dr. Dale Carnegie, Jr. CFA
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I’m not always right. Even if I was right about gold. And $MCK. And 90 - $CELH so far. Follow a pumper instead. Update: flipped long CELH as of 2024-11-12
RT can just b food for thought
Joined May 2020
I’ll start by qualifying that I may be wrong and my initial message may have come off as too authoritative[2]. With that said, It’s wrong just because the week is defined by ending on the sabbath, or Saturday, a day of rest. “Make for yourselves a calendar” is the first commandment in the Judeo-Christian tradition, and it’s based on the week in the order God created the world. You are correct that the Christians took the sabbath idea and inverted it, instead focusing on Sunday as the day of worship, and the American calendar is based on the Julian calendar, but the week is a consequence of the Jewish calendar, which focuses everything around the sabbath being the seventh day. Please let me know if there’s anything here that either seems off or historically inaccurate or if this doesn’t answer or relate to the question
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This. I’m still curious what @madaznfootballr means when he says he’s “blown up.” How can you come back from a complete blow up as a private trader? I’m obviously missing something
Why is everyone giving @madaznfootballr advice? He’s made trading more than 99% of you (even if you say otherwise—I don’t see you on Kinfo) by doing exactly that. Don’t try to turn him into a 70% win-rate trader. It’s not gonna work.
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Hey look, exactly 2 months to break above. I was looking at my leveraged $DKNG long being super red this whole time (purchased when volatility was high) and feeling sick about it every day
No. Just speculating based on the stock’s price action over the past few weeks—I don’t know anyone personally who was caught offsides. Market makers exist to let us buy or sell stocks, and while they’re usually hedged, mistakes or sharp moves (like DraftKings's recent rise) can leave them net short or long. That’s when you often see articles like this appear.
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@functi0nZer0 It hurts to think about this, but she’s right. Unless you’re French (joke: in which case you might as well just give up) or a programmer who wants to start at index 0, the week ends on Saturday, which means it starts on Sunday, which makes Monday day 2.
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@blondesnmoney At least you got the opportunity cost of saving that money as cash at the risk free rate of 4% this year (minus taxes)
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Or not able to get a job at all. It comes down to one of two things: 1) ego. He wasn’t able to humble himself enough to absorb what was required to successfully pass the interview. Or apply to it. No, this doesn’t mean the person is conceited. 2) forgot it while writing the details for the first option. Might come back later and finish this
It blows my mind ocassionally you’ll find one of the smartest people you’ve ever met working some dumb 80k a year job
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Are @EternaLEnVy1991 and @madaznfootballr trading the same strategy in the same stock universe?
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@ReubenR80027912 You mean 50%? If you’re a competent GS14/15, I’m hoping you’re not getting paid $0
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Yes, @Apple. When I search for "Notifications" in my phone’s Settings app, I’m mainly concerned about delegating my calendars. What happened to the search?
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If,* not when. Saying “when” is making an assumption that they’re not acting with integrity, which completely negates your first sentence. And I agree with the rest of the comments that you responded to, so they’re not worth repeating. …except for one thing, again an observation: the idea “no one remembers corrections” was especially noteworthy when even the @WSJ (to say nothing of the NYT) pushed damning, false headlines to our phones and then issued corrections later in late 2023
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True. This should be lifted, or at least employees should be explicitly told not to investigate these claims. It makes sense to have it, but it doesn't make sense to use it
@disclosetv Should be easy to compare between government databases. Stop going after FB Marketplace and Etsy grandmas who are just trying to make ends meet on $600+/year.
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