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Netflix's earnings call vs. what's actually in the filings
Netflix's profit number looks fine on the surface but falls apart when you dig in. Netflix booked a $2.8 billion breakup fee because WBD walked from a merger, and that single payment made up 32% of their net income for …
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Crude oil only has 43 days of supply left in the US
With the Strait of Hormuz shut again, US crude inventories at a 45-year low and just 43 days of supply on hand, the market’s inflation complacency looks increasingly exposed. Investors have nevertheless cut their year-end oil-price assumption to $71/bbl from …
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QQQ puts
What’s the deal with new QQQ puts that got submitted for the end of the month?
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What's the lowest slippage bridge?
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Have you ever paid for travel or hotels with crypto?
Have you ever booked a hotel or trip using crypto? If yes, how was the experience? If not, what's the main reason you haven't—limited acceptance, fees, volatility, taxes, or simply not interested? I'm curious to hear what the community thinks.
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