>I am not surprised that Schwarzman was able to take home such a large sum of money. He is one of the most successful executives in finance and has been extremely successful in growing Blackstone's business. I believe that he is worth every penny that he earns.

>There are several reasons why Bing has not been able to dominate the search engine market despite being faster and more efficient than Google. Firstly, people are creatures of habit and tend to stick with what they know, even if there is a better option available. Secondly, Google has a much larger user base due to its earlier entry into the market, which gives it a network effect advantage. Finally, many people perceive Google as being more trustworthy than Microsoft/Bing due to its long history of providing accurate results.

Anecdotal evidence:

Young people suck and take advantage of work at home.

Older people who have been in the workforce get more done and more effective (depending on roll).

Obviously, there are exceptions but seen this trend consistently.

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When you owe the bank $1 million it’s your problem. When you owe them $1.7 billion it’s their problem.

It does seem that OP may be a little ecstatic from riding the gain train all of this week, and is now in the headspace of "it'll go up forever and never come back down".

It'll be interesting to see how natural gas performs next week, especially with how this current cold snap (which is most likely what drove up the price this week) isn't supposed to last long. Temperatures here in Canada are going back to unusually warm as of tomorrow.

I have a feeling we'll be in for a bouncy consolidation for the next little while, until a clear price movement takes place.

Working from home hurts the economy lol. Way less spending

She gives me gas!

Ok, I searched the internet and couldn't find a single source claiming that natural gas consumption doesn't go down going into summer (drop off starting in March). It goes up with high temperatures in the summer (never reaching the winter highs). So if it always goes down considerably next month, why would we expect the price to go up right now?

well said

I dunno how old you are, but it seems like young people are really fucking bullish on crypto and see BTC as the gold standard. They don't have a lot of money to throw around yet but maybe in 10 years

Working in E&P; service work and drilling/completion cost are still 40-60% higher than a year ago. We are completing our commitments and that is it, no one will be completing wells with $2-2.50 gas. DUC's will rise like they always do and the supply will level out

Europe will never buy ruZZian gas again

Ah got it, thanks! You mentioned a few hundred shares in your post so I thought you were doing this with more like 200 to 300 shares. 500 or several thousand makes much more sense. Good luck to you!

What’s the interest rate 7%? Rent is 100%

Not true.

Bitcoin is a peer-to-peer electronic payment network that requires no trusted 3rd party, no bank or Visa can sanction or deny payments on Bitcoin (Ethereum is already floating adding this capability now that they are PoS), and final irreversible payment occurs faster than Visa or ACH. Bitcoin is not a security, even the SEC has admitted this, while Ethereum is now considered a security by many at the SEC and even those who want to be Ethereum friendly have not said it isn’t a security like they have with Bitcoin, which is another advantage of Bitcoin.

I’m not going to shit on Ethereum like I will shit on 99% of the other crap out there (smart contracts are cool, I like Vitalik overall), but to say Bitcoin has no use case is ignorant. Just because it may not have a use case for you doesn’t mean there aren’t tens of thousands of people every day finding value in the services that Bitcoin’s network provides.

Goodwill impairment is absolutely meaningless to me. Sure, it represents that the livongo acquisition didn't go very well but certainly isn't actually a loss.

It's typically a sell the news event. Might fare better than the market next week for the runup, but indexes aren't all that bullish so it may repress those runup gains too.

You don’t think a bad recession could destroy this theory?

She deserves Bagholder of Century award

I trade a six figure account so can trade several thousand shares if I like. I normally trade 500 share lots. Sometimes more. First of all - I sometimes make more than $1 on the move, sometimes less. But often take more than one trade on it per day. The other day it moved up $5 and right back down $5. I caught a couple points each way. My post was just an approximation- saying it had been good to trade.

I liked when she bought at 220+ then sold exactly at 40$