That's what I'm thinking. It would definitely make commuting to work through traffic a lot more tolerable. I've turned down jobs because I didnt like the soul crushing, daily rat race commute.Just more time to browse your iPhone 20
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dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
the time spent commuting >>> the actual driving involved. i'm not wasting 90 mins each way to/from work each day, whether i'm driving, on public trans or being chauffeured.
But that's where I'm at now.....
I got offers that pay more, but they're not WFH, its some crazy shift from like 7 to 5:30, leaving me stuck in 75 minute rush hour traffic.
Vs
WFH right now, starts at 9 ending at "5".
I can't bring myself to accepting a higher paying job right now, but an autonomous car definitely intrigues me.
Famed investor Mike Novogratz says 'liquidity tsunami' from stimulus will drive investors to buy any dips from Biden's tax plan
- Mike Novogratz told CNBC on Friday that any dips in the market from Joe Biden's tax plan will be buying opportunities for investors, as the next stimulus will provide a "liquidity tsunami."
- The Galaxy Digital CEO said he expects a blue wave victory and subsequent volatility in the markets as investors react to Joe Biden's tax plan.
- He added: "I had been bearish on one point, and I finally had to wave the white flag. The liquidity tsunami is just too big, with long rates as low as they are, I think you're going to continue seeing people pour into speculative assets."
Just like I've been saying, a lot of people are expecting a dip and can't wait to buy shyt up. I'd be steadily buying stuff now, because it probably wont dip the way people are expecting.
Companies plan to continue shifting supply chains out of China under Biden or Trump, says PwC exec
Companies plan to continue shifting supply chains out of China under Biden or Trump, says PwC exec
Companies plan to continue shifting supply chains out of China, regardless of who wins the Nov. 3 presidential election, according to Tim Ryan, the chair of PwC U.S.
The issue came into focus in response to President Donald Trump’s trade war with China, but it only gained importance across corporate America due to the coronavirus pandemic, Ryan said in a “Closing Bell” interview, drawing on findings from a recent survey conducted by the powerhouse accounting firm.
“Covid really put a spotlight ... on supply chain risk, and one of the things that we’re seeing is supply chain derisking has moved all the way up to the boardroom level, as we see now concentrations in our supply chains that was maybe not evidenced before,” Ryan said.
The beneficiaries of exits from China, home to the world’s second-largest economy, are likely to be countries in Southeast Asia, Mexico and the United States, according to Ryan.
Companies plan to continue shifting supply chains out of China under Biden or Trump, says PwC exec
Companies plan to continue shifting supply chains out of China, regardless of who wins the Nov. 3 presidential election, according to Tim Ryan, the chair of PwC U.S.
The issue came into focus in response to President Donald Trump’s trade war with China, but it only gained importance across corporate America due to the coronavirus pandemic, Ryan said in a “Closing Bell” interview, drawing on findings from a recent survey conducted by the powerhouse accounting firm.
“Covid really put a spotlight ... on supply chain risk, and one of the things that we’re seeing is supply chain derisking has moved all the way up to the boardroom level, as we see now concentrations in our supply chains that was maybe not evidenced before,” Ryan said.
The beneficiaries of exits from China, home to the world’s second-largest economy, are likely to be countries in Southeast Asia, Mexico and the United States, according to Ryan.
Amazon and UPS will be winners@Scholar leggo:
I hope there’s a sell off with fsly and livongo would love to build some positions In those
reasoning?Making the switch from TD to IBKR.
Forgot CAT on Tuesday. This should send ARKQ up
Ok.... I think I'm finally getting the Crypto Bug 
I saw a fidelity research paper in which their audience was asset managers.... If they are able to allocate even 1% of their AUM.
ETF Flows coming soon. I honestly can't think of a better risk vs. reward in terms of investment other than venture capital.
MMT is VERY real.
- The current Market Cap of Gold is $10T
- The current MC of Bitcoin: $244B
- 88% of it has been mined, and if fully mined would only be $277B
I saw a fidelity research paper in which their audience was asset managers.... If they are able to allocate even 1% of their AUM
.ETF Flows coming soon
. I honestly can't think of a better risk vs. reward in terms of investment other than venture capital.MMT is VERY real.
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Primarily lower interest rates & a better interface than TOS.
Just have to hope oil futures don't go negative again
EDIT: and not rn but the potential for algo's in the future.
Also the handful of screwups when TD was down during market hours the last few months.
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Rickdogg44
RIP Charmander RIP Kobe
My options / thetagang members... do you have a strategy for selling options around earnings to iv crush the wsb type?@Scholar leggo:
I hope there’s a sell off with fsly and livongo would love to build some positions In those
No options or penny stocks right now....
Just watching my watchlist closely and taking note of their movements.
But come early 2021, I go full @Doomsday
I know I make this shyt look easy, but I put hours into learning and following shyt, so I don't really jump into shyt as spontaneous as it looks.
7 companies I own report next week with at least one company every day until weds which I have none.@Scholar leggo:
I hope there’s a sell off with fsly and livongo would love to build some positions In those
El_Mero_Mero
All Star
Are y'all looking at any companies that may make money from selling heaters for outside dining during this winter? I did a quick Google search but only found some business owners complaining about Costco being out of supply due to high demand. Any other names that may be worth looking into?