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Checco

Checco

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Katılım Kasım 2022
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Checco
Checco@checcoca·
@pdcstsnms Cuidado hermano. Hemos ganado el mundialito en tu casa (muchos anos hace, verdad), y les ganamos 2 veces en los ultimos 10 anos. y volveremo con fuerza desde este momento negativo. Enhorabuena para la copa ❤️ un hermano 🇮🇹
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pdcstsnms@pdcstsnms·
¿Qué selección grande nos falta por apadrinar? 🇮🇹 4-0 en la final de la Euro con un baile bochornoso y Casillas pidiendo la hora. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿Les ganamos la última Euro (tienen un congelador en el pecho) 🇦🇷 Selección minúscula, no tiran a puerta en la final de un Mundial. Dos goles anulados y un brote psicótico a nivel nacional. 🇳🇱 Le negamos otra vez el oro en la final del Mundial y se dedicaron a repartir patadas. A Robben se le cayó el poco pelo que le quedaba y Sneijder entró en depresión y puso 20 kilos más. 🇫🇷 Más que de hijos ya los tenemos de nietos. Les hemos ganado prácticamente SIEMPRE. Mbappé es el juguetito de Lamine. 🇩🇪 6-0 en la Nations de 2020. Sin comentarios. Solo nos queda Brasil ¿no?
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Checco@checcoca·
@SayNoToTrading Maybe Labs is? Joking aside, For some people, it is, they will never have that level of knowledge (or preparedness, or art of investing) or conviction.
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Checco@checcoca·
@SayNoToTrading The more I follow (and learn from) you, the more I realize how crazily important is the guts with bottoms
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Say No To Trading@SayNoToTrading·
Everyone talking about $PATH and $RDDT today because they're X stocks, but $TEL is the loser I notice most. Not because I would buy it. Rather, the clues their earnings give. Just as Accenture $ACN was Arthur Andersen Consulting, which was the consulting arm of Enron's accounting firm, TE Connectivity has a shady history. In fact, you could even argue the Tyco fraud was bigger than Enron's, but it didn't get the same attention because it's smaller in dollar amounts and since it happened shortly after, the spotlight was already stolen. Similar to Accenture, Tyco Electronics changed its name to something new - TE Connectivity - and it was spun-off as a stand-alone in during stock market top in 2007. Though even if you calculate CAGR from different years, say 2016 onward, the return on $TEL is subpar and therefore, I have no interest. Back to X stock $RDDT, why weren't you buying it at $124 earlier this year? You had two different days to do so.
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mina@MrBlue__00·
Mettiamo in chiaro da subito cosa ne pensiamo dell'eventuale Italia di Josep - Pep - Guardiola
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Checco@checcoca·
Piango c’è mai stata una finale dei mondiali in cui una delle due squadre aveva 0 ZERO tiri in porta dopo 90 minuti?
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Say No To Trading@SayNoToTrading·
When creating slop to substantiate $RKLB thesis, please do not use Tom Lee.
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Sun Liao@sunxliao·
Comment what tickers you want to see using our Startup.io indicator suite! I'm starting to see appealing entries. Taking ALL requests today... 🫡📈
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Checco@checcoca·
@SayNoToTrading The fact you are inherently neutral here tells me you might not buy this tomorrow (I may be completely wrong)
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Say No To Trading@SayNoToTrading·
Was wondering if $ASTS might need money for remaining Dish networks bankruptcy assets but I don’t think so. Seems $SPCX is good fit for buying those 24k cell tower sites and 144k radios/equipment. This is because Dish built this 5G network using mid-band spectrum (AWS-4, H-block, etc.) that $SATS EchoStar/Dish held. Those exact bands were sold to SpaceX (with AT&T $T taking portions). Equipment is NOT compatible as-is with ASTS spectrum. ASTS’s biz model is of course satellite-centric, so unless they were changing that, why would they want these assets even if compatible? Or am I wrong? Or are there other assets I’m not thinking of?
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MindTheChart@ChartMind·
I loved Bitcoin, and I still do. But over the years, I've come to realize a few uncomfortable truths. As an investor, these are the things that have made me question my long term thesis. (might be your bottom signal) 1) You can't judge Bitcoin's performance by its early years. You have to judge it from the moment it sat at the table with the big players. Too many people still call Bitcoin the best performing asset ever. In part, that's true it was. But almost nobody acknowledges that 90% of today's market participants never experienced that price action. The reality is simple: if Michael Saylor is underwater, chances are you are too. Performance should be measured from the moment Bitcoin started competing alongside institutional capital not from the pico bottom nor the days when it was a purely speculative asset discussed only by a handful of nerds. 2) It doesn't protect against inflation. I'm sorry, but it doesn't. First, because almost nobody is 100% in Bitcoin and completely outside the fiat system. Second, because if you bought Bitcoin within the last five years, it hasn't protected you from inflation at all. And let's stop bringing up Venezuela and Argentina every time this topic comes up. Most people don't live in those countries. That's simply not their reality.(not mine at least) 3) Bitcoiners handed the stage to Tether, and nobody said or did anything. I've always believed Bitcoin's biggest competitor wasn't another cryptocurrency it was USDT and stablecoins. To this day, I still wonder: why? How does "A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System" end up walking hand in hand with a dollar-backed stablecoin? The contradiction is hard to ignore. 4) Bitcoin has become holy water. It's constantly portrayed as the cure for every problem in the world. It has been turned into a political movement almost a religion. That was never necessary. And honestly, I don't see all those global problems being solved because of Bitcoin. 5) It lacks privacy especially today. With increasing taxation, surveillance, and regulatory control, Bitcoin simply lacks privacy. Yes, you can run your own node, use CoinJoin, and do all the usual "yada yada." But the privacy problem remains. Nobody truly stood up against the system. Exchanges complied. They surrendered. And those who seriously tried to resist usually paid the price. So where does that leave us? 6) Performance. For several years now, Bitcoin's performance has been underwhelming. Maybe that will change. Maybe one day it will once again become the best performing asset in the world. But that's far from guaranteed. Artificial intelligence has become the defining technology of this era. It has stolen the spotlight from almost everything else, and it's here to stay. The real question is where investors will choose to allocate capital if they're looking for outsized returns over the next decade. I could keep going, but I think you get the point. So... are there any positives? Of course there are. Bitcoin is still, in my opinion, the best asset for holding wealth in self-custody. You can move it anywhere in the world. And if you've managed the privacy side properly, that's even better in fact, I'd argue that's the key. For that reason alone, Bitcoin is still worth every criticism I've listed above. To me, that's what truly matters. Bitcoin's definition has become blurred, distorted, and highly subjective. Everyone seems to have their own version of what it is. But if I had to define its greatest strength, this would be it: the ability to hold and transfer wealth under your own control.
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TraderA@TraderStatham·
Da dove postoh.
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Checco@checcoca·
@ohmyramsey Rigoristi freddi. È bastato quello. Erano già allenati dalla serie vs Spagna
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Checco@checcoca·
@KillaXBT Makes perfect sense as a hedge
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Killa@KillaXBT·
$BTC I'm not bearish at all, as you can probably tell, but I'd take a LTF scalp short if we retest the 68k region. In my view, we still have a few more months of choppy PA.
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Checco@checcoca·
@SayNoToTrading I think MSFT is inverse Semi. I don’t really have any other (rational) explanation
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Hated Moats Investor@HatedMoats·
Looking for 10 accounts to follow. Give me your best recommendations!
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