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I'm encouraged with MSTR's upswing to 735 and holding above 700 despite the late market dump.

"conservative", "Austrian", "true", "pure", "integrity", "family"... I expected the Nazi salute any second! He did market to his audience a bit overtly, no? :rolleyes:

11:26 AM EST, 11/29/2021 (MT Newswires) -- MicroStrategy (MSTR) said Monday in a filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission it has purchased about $414.4 million worth of bitcoin quarter-to-date in Q4, boosting its total bitcoin holdings to 121,044 coins. From Oct. 1 to Nov. 29, the...

Sorry, I fail to see the point of this... Maybe that's why no one replied...

o_O every which way I turn your sentence I don't get what you mean, except that you refer to my post.

I see that MSTR has freed itself a bit from the still challenged BTC, although tomorrow should either affirm or we will see MSTR drop and realign, unless BTC pops (sorry for the decidedly un trader like jargon)..

I don't really agree with your premise. GME may avg around 200, but its movements are fairly predictable between 175 and 245, which is a pretty significant spread. I've been day trading it all year pretty accurately, and would have a great year if not for the miserable failure on other stocks.

All universities, without going into the debate of what "top 10" means. True, covid and Trump certainly had a major impact on the dramatic reduction of international students attending US universities and I expect a rebound in the years to come. But the downtrend since 2018 is clear...

Reading all the comments I'm surprised that covid and variants are discussed the same way we did in 2020. After all, we know much more; vaccination works and significantly reduces the numbers in ICU and deaths. While vaccination doesnt prevent catching the virus, it greatly slows its...

I see... so your personal experience is more representative than the result of research on the subject. Got it!

I encourage you to read my post #21 where I answered that misconception.

It's free everywhere in the world except the US

I understand that from your perspective tech and finance and engineering are "needed" skills. I also do, but I'm less judgemental about what kids study because I strongly believe that diversity is what will help us solve some of the great challenges of humanity, not homogeneity. We need...

This is the typical one liner argument against free education reflective of how Americans are ultimately all self-absorbed. If it doesn't benefit me, I don't want to pay for it. No sense of community, of a society of people with common goals and interests. Our infrastructure is falling apart...

Lol, that's why you're behind a screen and he's CEO

And things are the way things should be. Rather than uncertainty, it seems to me China is applying clarity and foreign companies are free to decide to stay or leave. Unlike western nations where such decisions are evaluated and modified with input from various special interests before being...

Free education doesn't mean free living. Lost potential earnings and living are costs that the student has to bare. Great ideas come from people with multidisciplinary degrees. Today many corporate executives hold JDs and MBAs. The complementary is a value add to the business and, I would...

Education should be free, from kindergarten to PhD from state universities, which are subsidized by taxpayers. Education is the foundational wealth of a nation, the greatest elevator to success for all who pursue higher education regardless of social status. America's 20th century post war...

Is that so? Ever heard of the Marshall Plan, the one when the US "gifted" Europe billions for reconstruction after WW2? It required a reduction of interstate barriers, the dropping of many regulations and the buying US made products at a time when all of the Euro nations where trying to...

I'm sure they've thanked each other ceremoniously many times. The relationship is strong, everyone profits from it, all is good.