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So has every WSB stock pumped over the last week except Tesla? Elon has incurred the wrath of the pump 'n' dump kids.
 
Biogen - FDA granted accelerated approval for first new Alzheimers' drug in a few decades, Aducanumab. BIIB trade halted (early morning), was up $22 pre-mkt from Friday's close to $308 before sliding back to $286 before the trading halt. Almost sold near Nov's spike, then BIIB yard sale'd on the FDA's prior negative Aducanumab vote. Tapping fingers awaiting trade restoration ... XBI and other biotech ETFs feeling good on BIIB news.

EDIT: Retail trading re-started about 1:30, BOOM up to 468 then reverted back to 428 before another trade halt about 1:50 pm. Sold some shares between 450 and 1 year high of 463. Guaranteed breakeven for rest. Depending on FDA's actual news conference comments regarding additional required, post-approval clinical traials, may buy some more shares if BIIB drops back closer below today's lows. Yoo hoo!
 
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Potential calm before a storm, TBD. One thing's clear to me (for as little as that's worth), last year's heavy lean by many people on indexed portfolios may not navigate the waters as well as active management now and going forward. Or, I could be dead wrong on the latter. ;)
When interest rates go up, we’ll see what happens
 
When interest rates go up, we’ll see what happens
Could be, yet other earlier issues may potentially cause ripples sooner, e.g., Aside from global money center banks issuing sh|t loads of debt since Jan, prime brokers and retail-focused brokers very recently tightening margin requirements, limiting short sales, etc., how well have financial institutions mitigated or contained their own risks and institutional and retail client risks?

Related to coming rate increases, it will be interesting to observe impacts of lower middle class and overzealous middle and above class consumer debt; card companies lowering credit limits for such individuals, back rent and mortgage obligations once SARS-2 hardship benefits end, etc. Time may tell ...
 
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^ Just sold the CLOV shares I was holding from the meme/reddit phenomenon. Got out up 15% after touching some depths
 
Not the least bit keen on SPACs generally (albeit MP's been rewarding), but tossing out RMGB given ReNew Energy's significant current solar and wind power generation and aggressive expansion plans in a nation badly in need of enhanced infrastructure, alternatives to coal and old nuclear power generation in India, fast growing economic despite the ongoing SARS-2 tragedy, etc. I've never lived in India, but have visited multiple times for work, colleague's weddings, etc. For now, just non-action monitoring ReNew with a small commitment a la Warde Manuel ....


I'll monitor this situation as well. Curious that a deal was announced Fri and a partnership Today and this thing gets no volume. Seems odd. Are SPACs dead? I see that Chimanth is part of this thing as well....does he no longer have the pull? It was $8B worth, should have moved the needle. Maybe when their covid crisis calms down.
 
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Was looking at DOT, but it's not on Coinbase. Any thoughts on it and on alternate exchanges?
 
Was looking at DOT, but it's not on Coinbase. Any thoughts on it and on alternate exchanges?
I purchased all my DOT on Kraken. Easy to do now w/. latest app update. You can stake all of it there as well for rewards.
 
I purchased all my DOT on Kraken. Easy to do now w/. latest app update. You can stake all of it there as well for rewards.

Someone explain the staking. I haven't staked any crypto because I am not sure I get it.
 
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Someone explain the staking. I haven't staked any crypto because I am not sure I get it.
Pretty sure you’re giving up your coins for them to use and in return you get interest
 
Someone explain the staking. I haven't staked any crypto because I am not sure I get it.
I'm no cryptographer but, Proof of Stake (PoS) vs Proof of Work (PoW) builds the blockchain, similar to mining. Basically when you are staking on an exchange, you are allowing your coins to contribute to the network of which rewards are returned. It often takes a large amount of coins to stake, but my guess is the exchange aggregates numerous users, so even small holders can reap benefits. Whales used to buy up large amounts to stake or create masternodes.

In general, holding on an exchange isn't even actually having coins. The exchange has a lump sum cold wallet and the actual interactions are just like tokens of that. Its not till you withdraw do they actually pull the coins out of their mass wallet. But maybe the structure is different with staking as you're probably not posting limit trades on the market.

TLDR you're renting your coins to be used to build and maintain the blockchain.
 
Thoughts on $FUBO showing all 51 matches of the Euro Cup? Will it have any impact on the stock?
 
I put 10% of the value of my equity holdings into crypto 3 years ago. Today the accounts are equal- and if I’m right -it will 10x from here.
Do not be fooled by FUD- you don’t have to invest a lot -but a diverse portfolio is always good.
invest a small amount in the future even if it seems foreign at this point- it only means you are early- and that is an exciting place to be.
UCONN!!!
 
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