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IBM expects second-quarter revenue below estimates. Results in SaaS sell-off
South Korea's margin call to receivables ratio has spiked to ~5%, the 3rd-highest level ever.
This ratio measures the share of outstanding margin loans that has been flagged for a margin call, where brokers demand additional collateral or forcibly liquidate positions after prices move against borrowers. This is more than 4 times its typical range of \~1% to 2% over the past 2 years. Furthermore, …
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Do you think quantum computing is overhyped or underrated?
I've been seeing more discussions about quantum computing lately, especially around encryption and blockchain. Some people say it's still years away, while others think we're underestimating how fast things could change. I'm curious what everyone here thinks. Is quantum computing overhyped, or are we not taking it seriously enough?
I know nothing about crypto and want to get started
Hi I’m brand new to crypto and I have no knowledge of how anything works, and I was wondering if I could get some help here. I was mainly wondering how I can buy crypto/what apps or websites I should use and some general info that would be useful for …
What are your thoughts on SIMO?
Looking at SIMO as a potential swing trade. What do you think of the overall setup?
ADAS as an investment theme
I spend a lot of time following robotaxis/auto space. Thre more I read the more I think ADAs might end up being a long term investment for myself. ADAS is something that millions of people end up using every day before fully autonomous vehicles become the main characters. One of …
Are you using AI tools to invest?
I know this is sensitive topic to some but was wondering the other day whether with the rise of AI ordinary folk could get access to tools that professionals use to find the best investment opportunities and whether someone is already using them. Not saying automated investing but perhaps suggestions …
Am I over-optimizing for low trading fees?
I’ve always treated fees as one of the first filters when choosing an exchange. lately I’m wondering if I’ve been looking at the wrong number. The posted maker/taker fee is easy to compare, but the actual cost seems to come from a mix of: 1. spread and slippage 2. withdrawal …