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Silky Johnson
The Master Investbreh
I don't think anybody wants to buy them and compete with $MSFT in the space. Zoom needs a killer feature that msft can't recreate imo
Yep the fed rate increases has made all the checking and savings account interest rates balloon. That is also why all these brokerage companies like fidelity, vanguard robin hood and etc are telling customers hey don't pull out your cash cause the market is down. Place more money in our checking accounts giving you 4% interest rates.
This the first time I have ever seen brokerage accounts pushing checking accounts and checking accounts with high interest rates. shyt Fidelity pushing CDs with high interest rates.
I’m shocked 
Funny how a lot of senior government employees tend to have networths of 10 million plus on a government salary.
Yet they love telling us shyt like this:
Funny how a lot of senior government employees tend to have networths of 10 million plus on a government salary.
Yet they love telling us shyt like this:
As Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) owners continue to wait for Elon Musk to come through on his "full self-driving" promise, recent reports indicate fully autonomous capabilities might be further away than most think, or at least that they were in 2016.
What To Know: According to a CNN report from January citing testimony from a senior Tesla engineer, a video Tesla used to promote its self-driving technology in 2016 was staged.
The video, which remains archived on Tesla's website, made it look like the vehicle was capable of stopping at red lights and accelerating off the line on its own, but testimony from Ashok Elluswamy, director of autopilot software at Tesla, showed the vehicle was not capable of such.
"The intent of the video was not to accurately portray what was available for customers in 2016. It was to portray what was possible to build into the system," Elluswamy said, per Reuters.
Elluswamy's testimony marked the first time a Tesla employee confirmed how the video was produced. The Tesla engineer noted Tesla used 3D mapping on a predetermined route to stage the video. Drivers reportedly had to take over control of the vehicle during the test runs. One even crashed into a fence in Tesla's parking lot, Elluswamy said.
What To Know: According to a CNN report from January citing testimony from a senior Tesla engineer, a video Tesla used to promote its self-driving technology in 2016 was staged.
The video, which remains archived on Tesla's website, made it look like the vehicle was capable of stopping at red lights and accelerating off the line on its own, but testimony from Ashok Elluswamy, director of autopilot software at Tesla, showed the vehicle was not capable of such.
"The intent of the video was not to accurately portray what was available for customers in 2016. It was to portray what was possible to build into the system," Elluswamy said, per Reuters.
Elluswamy's testimony marked the first time a Tesla employee confirmed how the video was produced. The Tesla engineer noted Tesla used 3D mapping on a predetermined route to stage the video. Drivers reportedly had to take over control of the vehicle during the test runs. One even crashed into a fence in Tesla's parking lot, Elluswamy said.
Going long in CVS starting Monday.
Will be building a position. Plan to hold this baby for 10+ years.
CVS is running this healthcare shyt.
They own PBM(CareMark), Health Plan(Aetna) and Retail Pharmacies.
They make money coming and going.
Their PBM is more profitable than their retail stores. Because PBM can write a blank check and @No1 knows the true underlying costs associated with drugs. It's basically a conflict of interest.
And don't get me started on drug pricing. Even your generic $5 drug prescriptions are overpriced
. A lot drugs are literally being acquired for pennies.
www.dentons.com
3 PBM's control 80% of the market, and look who owns most of it
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Will be building a position. Plan to hold this baby for 10+ years.
CVS is running this healthcare shyt.
They own PBM(CareMark), Health Plan(Aetna) and Retail Pharmacies.
They make money coming and going.
Their PBM is more profitable than their retail stores. Because PBM can write a blank check and @No1 knows the true underlying costs associated with drugs. It's basically a conflict of interest.
And don't get me started on drug pricing. Even your generic $5 drug prescriptions are overpriced
. A lot drugs are literally being acquired for pennies.
New 340B ceiling price and manufacturer CMP rule finally in effect: Implications for providers
The US Department of Health and Human Services’ 340B Drug Pricing Program Ceiling Price and Manufacturer Civil Monetary Penalties Regulation became effective on January 1, 2019. While the rule has major implications for pharmaceutical manufacturers that participate in the 340B program, the...
3 PBM's control 80% of the market, and look who owns most of it
How CVS evolved from retail pharmacy into health care behemoth
CVS came to dominate the retail pharmacy industry and beyond. Some experts wonder whether retail's reach into health care could go too far.
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Just finished a short book called "The best loser wins".
A line that stuck with me:
The trading business attracts a lot of Alpha personality types who have been very successful in other areas of their lives, yet, Alpha, or not, one thing that needs to be kept in check is self-confidence.
A line that stuck with me:
The trading business attracts a lot of Alpha personality types who have been very successful in other areas of their lives, yet, Alpha, or not, one thing that needs to be kept in check is self-confidence.
