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You sound like a Fox watcher so it makes sense you wouldn't know any anti China media, although Carlson is the most outspoken pro Russia discourse. Breitbart is the better known one and Bannon is its rabid spokesman who helped shape Trump's anti China agenda while spinning Russia as the...

You're sliding away from the original discussion comparing US and Chinese tech capabilities and willingness to spy on its citizens, foreign nations and nationals, friends or foes, including disruptive tech to do damage. My point is, we have no moral or ethical rectitude there, because we do the...

In 2021 GME was my 2nd highest performing stock after TSLA and I don't hold any now.

I think you're wrong. I think you think that because we're a democracy and they are totalitarian communists. Tech is not political, but what you do with it is. And I think the US government is every bit as dictatorial as its Chinese counterpart when "national security" demands it, and that's...

Yes, I agree, trying to predict the future is common to many jobs and often futile. But there are probability tools available to those who know how to use them to provide predictive outcomes that are better than guesses. While there are way too many indicators out there, it's also probably fair...

I haven't seen other videos of her but frankly you're enumerating high school stereotypes. I know several women with similar deeper/nasal voices and have a few swimmer female friends who have pretty large shoulders, none of whom (I think) are trans. Nothing to do with virtue signaling because...

I understand your point which you make abundantly clear every time you have a chance. However, you may agree that a majority of traders, new retail, old wolves and automated systems, use indicators. As such, it is also quite concevable that prices are affected by these indicators and thus it...

Why would anyone think she's a trans without any proof? Is the female stereotype so limited?

To suggest the US government as less capabilities and willingness to access private data here and abroad than the Chinese government is naive at best.

That sounds like him alright. Musk is highly ego driven, which makes him sometimes fail to differentiate what he wants from what people want, and people sometimes should be more concerned with what Musk wants. FSD or his insurance scheme, for example, are embraced by the same segment of early...

You wonder? What will it take to be convinced?

I'm all in on TSLA but I'm not a groupie. Musk is an awkward guy. His delivery is awful, his train of thought is incoherent at best. The quarterly call was disappointing. Yet, he is a genius. He thinks big and has the ability to carry his ambitions and implement. He is the Howard Hughes of...

Mainstream? WSJ is a conservative business media which speaks for and on behalf of corporate interests. Nothing wrong with that, as long as that's clear when trying to get a better understand of perspectives. Why do you switch corporations to make your point? You brought up Huawei, I gave...

Thank you Del Monte for keeping the world in poverty so we can continue to eat 19 cents bananas!

You might want to switch channels, or simply stop regurgitating Breitbart or Fox crap. Huawei is as much a "part of the CCP" as AT&T is part of the US government. Think about that one for a second. Chinese companies are subject to Chinese government rules, just like US companies are subject to...

Actually, funny you bring this up. While vacationing in the US at Christmas, I ended up at Costco, the one place every foreigner in the world wants to see before anything else in America. I was surprised to see their $1.99 hot dog has been the same price for well over 10 years. Wadda country!

Yes, just like we decided to do the same with China's 5G equipment and phones. Political games played by all. Last week I was asking someone about fruits from the Philippines and the person says, we have a big company, Del Monte, that sells fruits around Asia. My thought was, yup, American...

Funny...TSLA is my safe bet, particularly in this crazy volatility.

We don't make things anymore because our labor costs are among the highest in the world AND the quality of our products is comparatively terrible. America can try to bully other nations into balanced trade, which goes against the fundamentals of capitalism's supply and demand, but America...