monitorman

To be honest, it's the crashes during these 7% down days. Prevents me from panic selling.

I'm not a professional at money laundering, but under most circumstances, you'd want to do it without attracting attention.

If you clicked the article, you would see that it is in the first few paragraphs in bold: marketing and sales. Pretty much what most growth companies have to spend on in the earlier stages.

Duck Duck Go? Really?

In addition, the spread can potentially get larger and larger with time, increasing the tax that you must pay to exercise.

"Uber uses AI, therefore, you don't pay a fair price."

Do you understand how many other industries use AI for pricing? What about buying things on Amazon? Hotels? Airline tickets? Gas?

You may as well go back to using taxis if you don't think Uber is giving you a fair price.

You challenge that it is stiff competition in your first sentence, then you define that Google is, indeed, stiff competition in your second.

If things were as simple as this, you could then always short IPOs for a while, and the expected value would be positive.

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"On premise" makes my ears hurt

So this article should be titled "How to Explain Infinity to Adults"?

when you keep overlaying charts, eventually, one of them will be right.

I believe he used one of those marketing phrase generators when he came up with this response.