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  2. I lived in the USSR, so don't give that bullshit. There is a difference between rules on conduct which every society has and rules on speech, which not every society has.
  3. Typically gold, held in a mix of physical and paper gold (futures, ETF, etc.), dependant upon need. The hype thing applies equally to bullion prices as well. The often quoted usage case for gold is also very biased - as the BTC alternative is still a recent development (18 yrs from inception, vs 100's of years for gold).... one either accepts BTC as a viable alternative, or one doesn't. The trading thing, is BTC as just another trading sardine; same as any other sardine, the expectation is that the opportunity is worth it, and tax man is watching, If you are willing to hold throughout the cycle (as you would if you hold BTC for 'insurance' purposes), you can do very well. Every asset has to earn its keep ..... SD
  4. Thank you very much here, @73 Reds, Really hard to be or get excited here about anything related to it. *ugh*
  5. Makes sense, seeing the same thing with my new ADBE position. If only my alt asset managers would get out of the penalty box.
  6. Check again how cheap stuff is trading there. If Ben Graham comes back from his grave he is going to invest there. There is a reason why CPNG listed in the USA.
  7. The Game Mexico - England in Mexico city has the potential to be epic. The arena, the stakes and the totally different style of the teams…You don’t want to miss that one this Sunday.
  8. I can see why populists in the West have such an easy time. People have it so good for so long that they forgot what really oppressive censorship looks like. It's same argument as the US has no freedom and no liberty because you can't drink beer from a bottle in public.
  9. Well, it would appear that in Buffett's mind Epstein could be an exception to lifetime gifts he referred to as irrevocable. Legally, the issue is whether the letter is determined to be an actual contract between Buffett and the Gates Foundation and if so, whether the Foundation has relied upon this year's anticipated gift in pursuing its current endeavors. Would hate to see litigation ensue b/t the Gates Foundation and Buffett - nothing good would come of that.
  10. I am not on your side with that one.
  11. All it took was for the memory trade to fade. Who knew
  12. What happens to country masquerading as a gas station when it’s running out of gas?
  13. A+ Driving a Ferrari (Tencent) in a congested street is still more fun than driving a truck (Prosus) that has a Ferrari (Tencent) on its back in a congested street. Unless one has a strong view of non-Tencent portion of Prosus, one ought not opt for the “truck” If one has strong view of the rest Prosus portfolio, than having Tencent at a big discount is a major asset. In recently purchase this book hopefully I get a better perspective on Naspers. sure it is a corporate history book, but I find that reading corporate history book tells you something about the DNA of a given company.
  14. @73 Reds, You're a former lawyer by profession, what do you - by now - get out of Warren Buffetts pledge of June 26th 2016, related to the situation by now? -Thank you in advance. - Please note : I'm here just taking the freedom asking you, no strings attached.
  15. These have been wildly volatile, I started building a position in BRO/RYAN only to see huge short term unrealized losses, now I'm actually in the green on BRO and down under 10% on RYAN.
  16. Thanks, now I need to get up at 2 am to watch the game vs US.
  17. Because the easy system is robbing you.
  18. Today
  19. +1 The interesting thing of this victory was that Germany has/had no super stars. They were a simply a great team. I was hoping this tournament the "great team approach with no super stars" would work, too. But it was an entirely new team with less experience. Now the superstars teams will win. I´m betting on Mbappe.
  20. But yet you do. Some things are sticky. Very sticky. What convinces you that people are going to go from the current, easy, frictionless system to a more burdensome system?
  21. More WSP - aecon announcement gives me more confidence I'm not wrong.
  22. edit - nevermind
  23. Apricate! This is probably the best piece of advice in this entire thread! And it can be applied by everyone…for free!
  24. Coupang needs to list some shares on the Korean exchange so it can join the rally
  25. Beats me but I don't really focus on any of that stuff. Warren is concerned with his legacy and reputation and can stop granting them shares. His family foundations have scaled and he no longer has the problem he had when he "needed" a vehicle with the capability and scale of the Gates Foundation. He also wasn't thrilled with their incredible overhead and I'm sure the 4 Buffett family foundations are run extremely lean compared to Gates Foundation
  26. @73 Reds, Using Google AI, as I'm not razersharp on the personal Buffett stuff in my memory about the timeline about this, I got this : - - - o 0 o - - - So, in a way, a double diworse, we may express it. Edit : We don't know who knows what, and why, and we likely never will.
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