Deepak Jacobi
307 posts


@brooksrunning your newest styles are not as good looking as the previous styles. I still like the brooks running shoes. But there are not as good looking as the ones from a couple of years ago. It’s been a while since I have seen a pair I would like to be seen in.
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@SullivanU any chance you may bring out a graduate program for Data Analytics?
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@etrade do you plan to introduce fractional shares purchasing to your platform?
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@dollarsanddata The mistake people make about stock investing is not building a position over time and Not diversifying the basket. I have positions in Stocks, etfs and mutual funds and every one of those are diversified, built over time for the long run.
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Also if you actually run the numbers on how profitable being active is for an individual investor, it’s abysmal. Say you can beat the market by 10% per year if you do 10 hours per week of research.
On a $100k portfolio, you’ll generate an extra $10k a year for ~500 hours of work, which comes out to $20 an hour, slightly better than minimum wage.
Of course if you have a bigger portfolio this can make a difference, but most people don’t. Also, more importantly, most people don’t beat the market by 10% year in and year out.
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@Comrieroad @jablamsky Bubbles can be spotted when you see a sudden irrational mass interest at a particular stock or sector. Uninformed herds chasing after a stock or sector.
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@jablamsky 1. We are all geniuses when stocks rise 2. Bubbles are only recognized after they’ve burst 3. The greater fool theory has not been banished yet
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@PeterMallouk I would compare the stock market to a high school. The loudest and rambunctious get most attention. The silent and hardworking are hardly ever noticed. These unnoticed silent ones deliver incredible yearly results .Find the consistent silent hard workers for your portfolio.
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Looking at the stock market, it always seems obvious which companies are going to be around forever. But the leaders are always changing — not a single company in the top five from 1980, 1990 or 2000 remains there today. This is why diversification is so important.
From my new book: Money, Simplified. amzn.to/3HxQE9V

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@PeterMallouk I do share your previous sentiment of skepticism about crypto. I am not sold on it.
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@vitalsource any good deals on murach titles? I will buy at least 5
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@Beachbody You renewed our subscription at a higher rate.I was stationed overseas and we did catch the change. We contacted customer service and they would not help. Just so you know you have lost a 3 year customer for good.
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@jetbrains is Qodana included in you all products pack for individual use?
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@data_fin_pyt @jetbrains Hi Deepak, thanks for asking. It’s not included in the All Products Pack. That covers desktop tools (IDEs, some extensions and profilers), while Qodana is a team tool with a different licensing structure. Are you working solo?
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@MurachBooks Any good sales at the moment. I have 3 textbooks in mind
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@MurachBooks Will you be releasing a newer version of Oracle SQL PL/SQL?
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@MurachBooks When is your text book on R available for purchase?
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@dbr_island FNGR the name of the company is finger motion🥴! Imagine you are a financial advisor you client asks you “ do you have any ideas?”. You reply how about some finger motion! You client slaps you!! You angrily reply I was talking about the ticker FNGR. It’s a stock!!
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