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Zuckerberg wasting our time as usual. Hope he can shut the eff up. Obviously he is one of the main weaknesses in our democracy. I hope he gets eaten.

You're welcome. You'll see soon enough.

This guy knows what's up. Thank you.

You will likely regret saying this in about 5 days. It's already way too much. Call anyone in NYC if they know of a first hand case. NYC is tracking toward Italy more so than parts of China.

You are so dumb that reading this hurts. Apparently you think this is a hoax. People like you that don't take this seriously right now will reel in the pure crisis and deaths that ensues. It's obviously worse than 1918 flu. The spread in the US is already very serious. Call anyone in NYC and ask.

Please everyone don't listen to this utter fool. My jaw is on the floor because this guy's math is so basically flawed. Google Italy and have a nice day.

Ye of no faith. Buffet has planned succession for practically his whole life. He has many capable managers. One recently bought a position in Kroger (KR). Go take a look at it.

This is the worst suggestion. Cash will be eroded by inflation faster than you think,

Head on over to https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/

How about when it goes negative invest in Tesla?

"Goals for ruining everything some more next year"

you'll be out soon for violent comments like this. shame on you. Harvard is over, by the way.

this is more of a humble brag than a failure

I'm not even good at coding and this all looks like a mess to me. I wouldn't be surprised if all of this resulted in catastrophic loss.

@pierpont_morgan looks a lot like a Russian troll account, too

Fake news. For what reason shouldn't he invest? Is there a conflicting proceeding the US? In that case then he'd close the position or the disclosure would be blocked. Isn't this the point of disclosure? Also, not sure why everyone is so excited over options (the right - not the obligation - to buy the underlying stock), which again has been properly disclosed. This is gaslight hypocrisy.

How about that the back button takes you off site instead of back one email?

"Ethan M. Penn" deserves some e-gold for this piece. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E-gold

This is awesome.

A billion dollars is still an extremely large amount of money. The market cap is the "market price" of the coin times the number of coins. That's why they all appear so large. The price is inflated because a very small group of people owns a majority. You're only seeing a very small part of it floating. In reality, there's almost no real money at all. As you put your money in their's will come out. Good luck!

This is a pump and dump scheme. The article poster is a marketer https://www.linkedin.com/in/simyanting/

You're welcome.

My website (beta) teaches analysis with Excel the way that is done by hedge funds / asset managers http://www.shortcutinsider.com

They say that Warren Buffet's favorite book is The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham.

How do you think this will impact the stock?

Of course. The fact that wages are suppressed is known and expected. The author fails to mention the theory of sticky wages. Why? The author is making a political statement about wage policy. In doing so lets you assume that wages should be related to supply and demand, but they are not. Wage levels are sticky and lag behind changes in the supply and demand for labor. Good news is that you can expect wages to increase in the relatively short-run, from which it seems the author (and most everyone) would benefit.

https://www.investopedia.com/terms/s/sticky-wage-theory.asp

Agree with taprun. It is easier to communicate when you are specific. What do you build or like to build? Lots of people would like to work with an engineer like you on projects, myself being one.

This is great information, thanks.

how is it?

Before taking on debt you should truthfully ask yourself if you did everything in your power to advance. Did you even apply to any jobs you want? Or, did you assume you were not worthy and give up. You identify your own shortfalls (such as your geographic location), but demonstrate no action to change the circumstance. In addition, even Harvard degrees guarantee nothing. There are so many people with the top degrees who are "unsuccessful". If I am not mistaken at least one top employee at Steam started his career at Waffle House. What a genius. https://www.polygon.com/2013/2/1/3941274/gabe-newell-steam-b...

All this said, education is the best investment you can make. Why not just work your hard to get a better job and then take night classes toward a masters? Find some medium size company who might even pay for it and work toward your dream.

Best of luck to you!