Comments by "" (@ronjon7942) on "The Plain Bagel" channel.

  1. We’re just sick of government intrusion into our privacy wherever one turns. But yeah, you’re right and it’s prolly inevitable, it’s something we’re behind on. Hopefully there will continue to be options over using it or not.
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  2.  @gerrardthemeek this is hardly tinfoil hat thinking. It’s legitimately concerning when a government gets deeper into the data science business in order to construct profiles.
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  3. 🤦‍♂️. You don’t think the current US administration wouldn’t keep track of everyone’s firearm purchases thru this service?
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  4.  @wnsjimbo2863 It just DID in Canada! In an about as 1984 a way possible.
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  5. Laf, yeah.
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  6. My thoughts too. I almost used one of those services but just couldn’t bring myself to trust either one. I do use Zelle’s backend but only because my bank has an interface for it inside the bank app.
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  7. Or barter. I’m surprised the marxists haven’t done more to eliminate cash for us little people, but I guess we all have to pay for our objectionables under the table somehow.
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  8. Now who's the buzz kill.
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  9.  @benjaminfranklin329 makes sense. So, to use your penny stock example, I bought a bunch at $00.50, the price went up to 5x to $2.50, but no one bought it. Then it went back to $00.50, and stayed there a day or so. Does that mean I can give it back to the exchange I originally bought it from, or am I stuck with it until an investor, broker, exchange, or whatev' chooses to buy it from me? And then what happens when it goes to less than $00.01, or $00.00? I'm forever stuck with some shares that have no value? I don't understand what it means when you wrote: "...you can't exit the position until the price...down." Does 'exit the position' refer to being able to give the shares, and get my money, back? Or does it mean I exit with a bunch of valueless stock certs? Or I'm overthinking it? I'm one of those beginners ChatGPT was chatting about, when asked to review The Plain Bagel.
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  10. $1 quadrillion in fed transfers in 2022 alone? I feel a bit smaller now. Kinda hard to say we’re lagging behind in ANYTHING financial, with stats like that. Oh to make .000001% commission on that for a few seconds.
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  11. It’s not that I’ve anything to hide, it’s that I have nothing I want to share.
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  12. But they record them.
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  13. For not being a SME, I thought that was a properly grounded insight into how an LLM works. Thanks for being a buzzkill so I don't have to filter thru a hundred videos to reinforce a similar conclusion. Edit: 2021? Oh no, poor Chat! Imagine thinking this administration...🫣
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  14.  @jeffwells641 I dunno, you ever see that cow that stepped on various stock picks, and beat the market?
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