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What if there is a better thing than Bitcoin? Thoughts?
For example, what If there is something better than blockchain (and Bitcoin) in computer science. I'm talking about bigger decentralization, the possibility of attacks,..that it has all the features that blockchain users value, but that it is better in that area. And that this thing has measurable value. What would …
Investing in startups via crowdfunding - is it worth it?
Hey I am new to startupinvesting. I have a holding company and some ideal cash right there and was thinking to use platforms like Republic (am in france ) to invest in some early stage startup. Maybe like 5-10k? I need to know if it is worth it? Or is …
What if the AI panic is creating the actual trade? $APO $TPG $OWL $BX
Everyone is obsessing over the obvious AI trade: semis, data centres, software names, and anything with “AI” slapped into the investor deck. But I heard a pretty interesting take on Prof G Markets that the better trade might be the stuff getting unfairly punished by AI panic and private credit …
Any success story’s of people who started investing around there 30’s?
I’m turning 30 in a few weeks, and recently I’ve really started thinking about my finances. I’ve begun investing monthly, mostly in an all-world ETF. It got me curious about success stories from people who started investing around my age and are now financially well off. I’m eager to read …
LLY: The Foundayo bull case requires assuming people don't have sex
*I have also posted this here:* [*https://www.reddit.com/r/Burryology/comments/1sv6rkz/lly\_the\_foundayo\_bull\_case\_requires\_assuming/*](https://www.reddit.com/r/Burryology/comments/1sv6rkz/lly_the_foundayo_bull_case_requires_assuming/) I'm here to tell you the bull case for Lilly’s Foundayo rests on an unspoken assumption: **nobody in the target demographic is having sex.** Sounds crazy? **The facts:** 1. Oral Wegovy seems to be more effective than Foundayo. \~14% vs \~11% weight loss …
Has the growth of funds eroded shareholders' ability to impact board decisions?
If you dive into the filings for most companies regarding the governance covering voting and resolution requirements, you'll generally find a high bar required to effect significant changes (typically in the supermajority level). Most people are aware of the significant levels of ownership of shares held in trust by …
Question on physical silver and retirement.
I am 63 years old and I have about $45000 in silver I acquired over the last 7 years. I have no debts, am retired and live happy and frugal. My question is at this point would it be wise to sell off my silver and invest that money or …
People who built decent wealth by 35, how does life actually feel?
Once you have enough money, stable income, investments, some level of security how does life actually change? a. Is it as peaceful as ppl imagine? b. Do priorities shift away from money? c. Or do new kinds of stress/emptiness creep in? Trying to understand the reality beyond the usual “financial …
Why the Bitcoin Market is a Ticking Time Bomb for the Most Spectacular Crash in History
The reason is simple: bitcoin is the only system that returns nothing to holders of its units (BTC), yet the price per unit is enormous. At the same time, market crashes depend precisely on the ability of a system to provide such returns. Every financial system essentially just displays numbers …
Reddit earnings DD and fair value estimate
Reddit reported 254% (3.5x) and 445% (5.5x) earnings growth in its past 2 reports. I [project](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1BuC_B3vjgSDHMlVAx5CJqCWeXtE_oDZb2D8QYmn4LyQ) 498% (6x) earnings growth in the upcoming report. My estimates are conservative: daily active user (DAU) growth in the high teens and revenue growth slowing to 50% over the next year. RDDT's price could …