Yes. Hanks is 27 and probably playing his age (roughly) as the younger brother of his mom. Michael J. Fox is 22 playing 19. And his parents are young (hippies who had him when they were just out of college). So a 10-15 gap between him and his sister works. My father in law (born in the 50s) is the 2nd oldest of 8 and…

Think of it like Amazon as a proxy for all online shopping and if the Fire tablet was the main means of end-user interface. If I’m a small marketer of products it makes sense to pay Amazon a cut of my money to give me the respectability, reach, reliability, and service delivery chain that you are referring to.

Yes we are. I am 100% defending my right to go to a restaurant and over the course of an hour-long meal consume exactly 1 5 oz. glass of wine with my dinner.

It gets trickier than that. He was on federal property so he was likely cited by the United States Park Police, and not local or even state police. Also Sandy Hook (the name of the place that is part of the Gateway National Recreation Area) has a no alcohol policy.

A pyramid scheme requires the 2nd investors to pay the first, and the 3rd to pay the 2nd, etc.... this is not the case. The Redditors buying shares aren’t going to sell them to other Redditors, but rather to the hedge funds since they are contractually obligated to buy shares from wherever they can find them.

Yes, they voted 52%-48% 3 months ago. DC voted 86%-14%, 4 years ago.

I was putting the average reddit user of this subreddit as higher than the average person in the sense that many people I know wouldn’t even think about daytrading and have no clue what the volumes tell you, what the difference is between ask and bid price, etc.

Exactly, the average reddit schmoo isn’t going to notice when the shorts are out, and the first investors in this scam are starting to sell to realize their gains.  Once there are no more buyers obiligated to buy, the stock will plummet fast with no takers on their offers.

Sure they are. Most 401Ks invest in funds vs. specific stocks. Your average market funds generally don’t go this far on a limb to take a major long-term short position like a high-barrier to enter hedge fund would, but they do take these positions in small amounts all the time if they see a real opportunity. More of a…

Sure, assuming this 19 year old mastermind had thought this through enough to get a passport, line up the negative viral Covid-19 test he would need to enter any of those countries, booked a flight, etc. in a 14 day window where he also had to be going to work in order to process the fraudulent transactions.

Um, how do you think he would do that exactly? He would have to travel to the country, set up an account and then start wiring the money there.... all in 2 weeks..... during a pandemic..... as a 19 year old...... who’s so dumb he doens’t think Kroger is going to notice an unexplained $1M loss in a 2 week period.

Nah, you are giving the morons too much credit.  I think this was released before the term ended.  Like the paper was half written so they gave it to a college intern (it read like that) who threw together 20 more pages and get an unnotated summary up before the fumigators showed up to delouse the office.

I didn’t see anything on Zero’s site other than the charger was integrated, and read this:

The entry level Zero street bike is the FXS:

No chance. The fact that they turned a profit and have ramped production relatively well says they won’t go under as almost all of those startups never had a profitable quarter let alone 5 straight ones. I mean think of how much the economy has contracted and yet they made more and more every quarter during this…

Yes/no. He can use the stock as collateral on a loan to monetize it without selling it. Or more likely he can sell 1% of his holdings (so go from 21.00% to 20.79%) slowly enough that he can monetize that into $1.6B in cash.

No “hence the run-up”. Apple is one of the most profitable companies (if not the most) having made $72B in profit in the past year. Telsa made $1.6B, yet Apple is worth $2.2T and Tesla is $0.8T.

I am saying the people buying it now are stupid. You can’t sell stock unless someone buys it. That is what the stock market does, it connects people who want to sell something (they give an ask price) and someone who wants to buy it (who agrees to that price).

I saw that when I looked the financials up but just regurgitated the posts poor wording. 128x of 15x is a dumb way to say it plus that is 1920 not 1600-1700 (which is what it is) so I wasn’t sure if the article was looking at something else.

So you will buy the stock if it drops 80% while still being this profitable.... so would everyone that still had money.