I don't think this means much at all... He'd have been able to launch a rocket fromm somewhere even if it wasn't from the US and a shift from government entities to private companies just means corners will now be cut due to financial inefficiencies rather than laziness... I'm guessing this'll add a lot more space junk everywhere especially if more competitors rise up. (oh and no worries because we can just form collisions with space junk and allow it to polite the atmosphere because that won't cause problems)...

We're far from anything more happening although it can go down in history that the US government and nasa just gave up on a project when they saw Russia could do it cheaper...

We may soon have hourly blocktimes with bitcoin too if we end up using it here and Mars since the singla will take 20 minutes at light speed and I don't think teleportation over that distance has yet been accomplished)...

Why use hedge funds when you ca. Use the underlying asset...?

Grayscale seems to get mentioned a lot now and I think coinbase have a version of a hedge fund too (where you buy premade "baskets" of different currency thst actually tracks the price - I think it was coinbase anyway)...

Does you're 1099-B include profit you've made? You might have to just submit it with your tax return if so but I didn't think they gave 1099d for such small amounts (relative to what the tax agencies assume is small).

I'd give a similar response however you could probably try running two instances of the node and only whitelist the first few nodes and block incoming connections for the rest.

I've seen things like this being done by running a raspberry pi with a firewalling software that acts like a proxy server and puts some connections through one way and others through a different but I'm not sure how it'd work in reality.

You'd probably have to allow individual IPs of the nodes you want to allow to connect and the port of the VPN and nothing else, but other nodes will still probably be able to get your IP and work out you're running a node (though traffic analysis) so I don't know if it'd actually gain much...

Characters before the key give the type of address, you should note all of it down or at least note the type at the top of where your putting it.

But is there a reason you're not using the mnemonic? It's not a good idea and is considered insecure to write down the key the way you're doing it.

Facebook, tritter and a few other companies moved a lot of their operations to ireland for tax purposes... What's to say they won't do the same for "intellectual property" purposes (at least to ensure european media isn't corrupted in the same way)...

I don't think the US has the capabilities to take on the EU (in all honesty - there's a point where they won't be able to push them further and that's probably the point)...

There may be a fine line between wrong and partially correct too (and few things are wholly correct)

You're going to have to give us more info than that, what are you? A blockchain dev, marketing or admin.... And where are you, some companies employ exclusively based on location.

Ltc is pretty good for me to transact at a low fee... I don't pay more than a cent for bitcoin transactions though when I send them.

Eth is also pretty cheap for sending I've found... Its a matter of personal preference what coin you're wanting to use, naming isn't - it's bitcoin not bitcoin core, bitcoin core is the software and has too many syllables.


Bitcoin cash actually has a security flaw when compared with bitcoin as it uses the same algorithm and need much less power for a 51% attack to occur. But a simple algorithmic change can fix that.

According to the insight link, over the past 12 months "Total Investment into Grayscale Products: $503.7 million" and their investment was around 171,000,000 so I'm not entirely sure... A lot of the investments do come from hedge funds and I don't know if I'd expect them. To spike up this quarter or last, I know a lot have been seeing problems though with the current economic state....

They seem to be covered a lot by the press and not much more by anyone else? Is there a quarterly breakdown as all I can find is articles like "grayscale buying more bitcoin than has been mined" which is an obvious clickbaity headline (I'll keep looking and update if I find one)...

They have exposure to some technology with a large stake in apple. I think he made a failing in not believing in diversification as he could've picked up or could pick up now a stake in companies like dell or up which are really undervalued and dell have a very good rating for support among a lot of its loyal customers...


Yeah I think alibaba and another Chinese company I forget the name of would be capable of reducing amazon however their shipping fees to Europe are extremely expensive, whereas amazon's are factored into the pricing already. I don't know if alibaba has a logistics firm too, amazon could expand theirs further...


Imagine the reputation he'd have if he held 3 companies into bankruptcy from it selling? Berkshire is a bit overvalued he might end up being delisted as the ceo if he did something like that and lost so much...

Those holdings can't have been so much either, I make it 600 million out of around a 400 bn market cap which I'd say means they have 100bn at least in holdings. Buffet has previously promised his investors he'll attempt to buy back more shares which could be what he's rasing these funds for...

Insurance companies are also meant to be risk averse and have strategies, it may have just broke one of their predefined targets he has... Economists focus on algorithms as well as judgement to decide what a stock may do, these are similar to ta and are only probably accurate 90% of the time in calculating a risk factor - and more risk brings more reward POTENTIAL.

You could try a request desktop version or switch broser, all I see in the stylesheet is this:


And almost nothing on the html

And if it is firefox you could switch views to a "reader view" verson but that might be more annoying (with F9)...

I think this is browser&OS dependent, I don't have it on mine on windows with firefox, but there's a frame when I use linux...

On the point of PayPal not being accepted into amazon, does that not make sense? Amazon are trying to sell their credit card and so are ebay? Also paypal can take longer than amazon checkout and amazon are hoping people don't try to chage their order and get charged the most (I've had it where it has taken a really long time to change shipping from one day to free - don't think it's coincidental)... And Ebay have a p/e of 8...


IBM are pretty similar in this regard too. With microsoft, they lost their innovator as Bill Gates sold most of his stock for other companies and started working on philanthropy instead (or some subset of it).


Yeah they're all pretty stable at a p/e of 30 and look to have been for a while now although still might be a little inflated.


I recently put some money into RDS (shell) assuming the dutch or british government will bail them out if they make a loss (although bailed out companies take a long time to start to perform again) but I thought they'd be an interesting watch with a few $... The aviation industry is going to see a huge hit from this and I don't think many young airlines have an established strategy that isn't: take a loan to buy the planes, use the passengers to pay staff and interest and take a small profit and pay off the rest of the loan when you sell the plane...

Most aerospace companies have seen a drop by half and I'm still seeing a lot of advice on helping physical scientists get into an aviation career so it potentially isn't too harsh of a problem (but also, the P/E ratio of rolls royce - of whom most profits come from aero engine sales - managed to hit 1.6 which is just incredible! Falling from 1000cents (us) to ~350)

Carnival are eithergoing to do poorly from this or nothing because P&O, when I've been on them, are great at trying to keep an old ship going for as long as possible - meaning their biggest expenditure was probably huge amounts of fuel although maybe this means it hasn't been profitible for a while...


There's always the reminder that past growth doesn't account for future growth and it probably isn't going to be wrong in this case...  If amazon continue as they did since 2007 then in 13 years, they'll be worth $37 trillion https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/AMZN/amazon/market-cap...

A value like that is either unfeasible or would be quite a problem for the US government and the rest of the world to be able to control (I'm fairly sure that's more than the S&P 500 is worth and more than the GDPs of the Big 5 countries, it'd also mean they'd have to match the cumulative GDP of the UK and Germany every year to remain sustainable unless they have a huge p/e still)

I've seen broadcasting companies have their pe ratios cut to 2 or 3 with high revenues, and generally 15% margins... Their revenue is normally half their entire market cap which is ridiculous for their price - and you really think stakeholders in these firms aren't going to make rivals to Netflix and amazon prime or at least ensure some of the historic products are making high royalties... Most of these companies make their money on royalties so...

But yeah treadlines and emas, to me, is just betting on air. Even with bitcoin, you're better off looking at volume and rsi.

Lighting and electric companies have a pe around 6 and these are people that do specialist parts of the markets thst won't quickly be replaced...

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@adaseb yeah the spx is due quite a huge fall... I don't know if you've looked at funds like vanguards value, and the European (non UK) stock markets, they've all had their profits shaved even before this so the S&P may do the same and I don't know how much that'll affect the European and Asian markets too...

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I mentioned Microsoft an no one seemed to take the bait with azure being included that is clearly worth quite a bit less than amazon... Microsoft on the other hand don't actually charge subscriptions to students afaik so have a market to expand into if they needed to (and I don't think they charge universities if they can provide their own servers but I'm not sure on the arrangement there)...

For me, generally, going off pe ratios a healthy number is 10-15 + net assets/share mktcp. I was looking at amazons stocks and their pe ratio is 115... I don't know how much of the market people think its going to dominate but they're already pretty huge sales wise (even though I think retail is mostly making a loss), with their data centres factored in, assuming they're not on lease, then this would probably generously put their pe ratio near Microsoft at 30...

Additional point: the huge growth could also be why amazon don't really mention bitcoin very much and don't honour it as a payment option because bezos knows they're quite oversold...

I thought etoro and mt4 offered it at least?

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Should be valid for 6 hours if you want to test éclair.

Any idea who you're connected with? I've tried it on two clients and both seem to fail.


If it's the éclair app you have to keep it open but you can use it in dual mode...