Small target, very little heat signature - not too surprising

Holy shit the cope.

They back up their short selling with data. Read it: https://hindenburgresearch.com/adani/

If things really worked the way you claim, they'd just be shorting everyone and they'd be the richest entity on the planet. They have to keep themselves reliable, and they do it by not just picking a couple of stocks and deciding to short them for no reason. If they are every wrong, they stand to lose more than they're worth. That's how risky short selling is. They wouldn't short sell anyone unless they're VERY sure of the results.

They have to make sure the stocks they short actually have massive weaknesses, and they backed that up with the article I linked. tl;dr: Adani is a fraud.

Adani's group delivered a rebuttal, too. tl;dr: India stronk, dude just trust me. Investors read it and promptly still trusted Hindenburg.

The fact that the stock still continues to slide indicates that no one trusts him anymore and Adani's probably lying out of his ass. People take investments seriously. If Adani's stocks really were undervalued and Hindenburg's allegations a bunch of BS, the stocks would have at least partially rebounded by now, like when Tesla got shorted by Citron.

Also when ChatGPT launched it was not OpenAIs first project. Is like saying the adoption of iPhone 14 was millions of user within a few days.

Instagram on the other hand only had one product and a very small team.

Comparing ChatGPT to Instagram is pretty much misleading

1 out of 2 hit rate for half million dollar seeking missiles versus a balloon... What a joke

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Umm Nicaragua has been following the path of Russia where many of the last election’s candidates were arrested on trumped up charges. Real elections haven’t been taking place and free speech is being restricted more and more.

Its the sea....

The map is about “democratic emerging regions”. Don’t think Oceania would apply. Might be reading it wrong

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For real. And on what fucking planet is the USA+Canada more democratic than Western Europe lmao

But that isn’t the point of this sub. It’s for beautiful depictions of data.

Right, sorry, the East, the currently occupied parts basically.

Latin America has always had democratic aspirations. Interference by the USA government made that impossible. I hope that the USA realizes that having advanced democratic countries at its borders is better than to funnel money to insurgents or drug cartels.

A developed South would make the American continent a match for Asia.

>disband the cartels.

The end of the war against drugs will help with that. Make trade legal and cartels will stop having money to pay for its currently well funded criminals.

Looks about right, I.e. passes the smell test.

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That requires a full civil war unfortunately. I think it’ll come in the next couple decades, and hopefully a really good democratic Mexico rises from it.

“Bruh” moment right here

Kinda invalidates the data when all of Asia (including communist china and socialist Russia) is grouped together with New Zealand and Australia.

That's a lot of ifs

I assume she meant why did it take so long for a UN vote for Russia to pull out of Ukraine. Like Putin gives a crap about what UN votes or not though

Remove all the users who only created an account to see what all the fuss is about and then this will be worth checking.

Why does Houston have a big blank spot in the middle? It's the only city like this that I can see.

At this point, can we consider Ukraine Russia's Vietnam?

Having a White - Black line for each generation should help. If the gap really is getting worse then the difference should get higher for each generation.