Still think TITNC3: Return of the Iceberg was peak

Sold all my gtii awhile back. Looking nice the past few days doe.

Lovely economy we still have years later. Cheers

 

Limit sale at market trigger? Not necessarily trailing stop but still an option.

 

Where did the green go?

 

That's tomorrow

 

Certainly not BBIG's way. Tomorrow might be different though. Probably not but it might be. lol

 

BBIG wut doing?

 

normal market things

 

500K AH for GTii

spicy

 

I talk shit about BBIG at 12:22 PST and it rallies at 12:45 PST. I will try this again tomorrow to confirm. lol

 

Forgot I have about 30 GTii moon tickets in my HSA account

cost basis is like $3

 

I remembered today I had my wife buy some GTii last year. I called her at lunch and advised her to unload that shit. lol

 

Good morning GTII ! Glad I lost internet connection yesterday

 

Bank of England just launched a 'temporary' bond buying program (aka Quantitative Easing) due to extremely aberrant gov't bond activity.

They're supposed to be tightening right now, just like the US.

It'd be nice if businesses would hurry up with automation and get production back up. That'd solve pretty much this entire mess.

 

https://twitter.com/MacroAlf/status/1575085244986036225

 

Selling a little more GTii at open today, hopefully another big spike right away, take some more profits around $2.8-2.9, and keep watching the green get greener

 

And if this is accurate: Those pension payments will become increasingly useless over time due to ongoing rampant inflation creating the ultimate pointless dog and pony show and proving once again: There is no free lunch.

A lot of these economic crises around the world, to my eye, stem from moral hazard...which is to say government entitlement programs. Most of this stuff was put into place immediately after WW2, when the baby boom and the next 40 years worth of demographics suggested workers would outnumber elders considerably, making the numbers feasible.

Welp, it's now 70 years later and that concept is on its head, with birth rates down and declining. Turns out when you balance a pyramid upside down, it's very unstable.

A lot of these economic anchors are going to get heavily reformed or eliminated altogether over the next 20 years.

 

A quote in the engineering field: "New programs are implemented one retirement at a time".

You've got that one stooge who has been there 40 years who "knows better" and holds up the progress. True story: Because of this, my office was running AutoCAD 1993 (I'll use '93, I can't remember the exact years). We FINALLY upgraded to a new subscription/service plane to Solidworks - 2004.

So, convert drawing files from '93 ACAD to '14 solidworks. There's no direct conversion, because they're so far apart. Okay, so go through a middle man, right? Convert X to Y, then Y to Z. Extra steps, but you're benefitting in the end.

Except...it's so far back, that the middle man, Y, is already out of date and you can't get it.

Anyway, rant over, have a good day of green, gents!