Take a look at the difference in wood:

Older wood is denser. That isn't available at Home Depot anymore.

*I want to preface this by saying I am currently long GME, holding 500 shares with an average cost basis of $15 opened following the Q2 earnings in September. I plan to continue to greatly expand this position. Please feel free to check my profile for proof, I have posted my purchases.*

The purpose of this post is to share with the community what the absolute low of GME could look like and to prepare shareholders for where shorts are likely targeting to drive price.

Here are a few things to do in Warsaw, Poland, if you are visiting there as a tourist.

In a significant milestone for the city of Austin, Texas, the period for public comments on the proposed Light Rail initiative has officially concluded. This marks a crucial step in the city's efforts to address its growing transportation challenges and move towards a more sustainable and efficient urban transit system.

Here is the trading outcome for this month, November 2023:

Derivates is a ticking time bomb. The next crash should be called "The derivatives crash". I've already mentioned it here - the world wealth is... comparable to the total world derivative exposure. Derivatives are often unreported and unregulated.

Hello all. I hope this essay finds you well. In it, I attempt to describe (with pictures!) the strategy I currently use to trade on the stock market. As well, I give the reader some detail about the history of the strategy, as it came to be. As well, I touch on some theory and referenced material that can be useful to the reader in their own pursuit of trading success.

Initially this essay is meant to be shared amongst my friends only. I do not mean to try to make a lot of money by educating. I intend on making money by participating in the market.

Here is an explanation of why dollars don't exist, and the guvmt doesn't even print money: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nhPvVdZCNJk

Dollars don't exist because they are a unit of measure. Centimeters don't exist either, you can't have too many (or not enough) centimeters to e.g. build a house.

Well, I'm way too late on this, demonstrating a failure of focus on my part, and an example of how politics must not be ignored, when looking at finance. NVDA is going psychotically up not because they have such a great business (although they do), and not because economic conditions precipitate asset price increases (they don't), but because the US guvmt gave NVDA free unlimited money in 2022. Since the world seems always to be in a state of war, there is a current skirmish in which the US wants to internalize and usurp the semiconductor industry. So they give NVDA free unlimited money.