Comments by "Plato\x27s Cave alum" (@platoscavealum902) on "CNBC Television" channel.

  1. 🤥 Elon Musk 🤡
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  2. 🤥🤡 = Trevor Milton
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  4. 📊 Can you find a link to a well recognized poll which shows Trump currently leading?
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  5. 🤡 Gordon Johnson
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  6. Thank you for reporting on this.
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  7. 🎄 You gonna be so sad by the time Christmas arrives this year.
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  8. Musk promised fully autonomous vehicles "coming next year" since 2016. Meditate on that.
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  9. 👍 You’re absolutely right. Good on you for paying attention. I find it ironic that Jim Cramer, right away, mentioned a straw man argument — then he proceeded with manufacturing his very own — straw man argument — in order to accuse Warren Buffett of attacking a straw man. (It seems Jim Cramer may have engaged in psychological 'projection' when he accused Warren Buffett of attacking a straw man.) In case someone is not familiar, here’s a definition of straw man: A straw man (sometimes written as strawman) is a form of argument and an informal fallacy of having the impression of refuting an argument, whereas the real subject of the argument was not addressed or refuted, but instead replaced with a false one. One who engages in this fallacy is said to be "attacking a straw man". see source for more: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straw_man + psychological projection: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychological_projection
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  10. ⭕️ Circle of Competence 🎯
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  11. 🤡 Elon Musk — the boy who cried: "FSD!" 🤖
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  12. Here’s the full interview: 📺 https://youtu.be/4C-2SNPSaUw (27 minute video)
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  13. 🇺🇸 Can you please point me to a legitimate poll that currently shows Trump in the lead?
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  14. 🇺🇸 in the long term … 📈
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  15. ℹ️
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  16. 🤥 Elon: 🪄 razzle dazzle ✨
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  17. 👍 Nilay Patel 🧠
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  19. ⚡️ 🔜 🤖 @ Akshat Agrawal, I absolutely agree. While Tesla competitors are still figuring out electric vehicles — Tesla is already far ahead on the next step of vehicle evolution — autonomous driving.
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  20. 🤥 Elon, the boy who cried: fully autonomous Teslas are coming. 📉
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  21. 🤪 stay leery of Kevin O’Leary 🤡
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  22.  @odoacredacalcutta5085 , you’re just an Elon fan boy, I see.
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  23. 🔮 $CELH 📈
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  24. Imagine missing Facebook so much, you go to other social media to talk about it.
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  25. #Narcissism ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than just boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  26. Why?
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  27. 👍 YouTube 📺
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  28. 🇯🇵
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  29. 🤥 Trevor Milton is a liar.
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  30. Pedro Sousa Consumer Reports’ points against Tesla’s Navigate on Autopilot were misunderstood https://www.teslarati.com/tesla-navigate-on-autopilot-consumer-reports-review-clarified/
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  31. 🧠 Glenn Carpenter , you’re fighting a good fight. 👍 Keep up the good work of reducing ignorance.
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  32. 👍 Minority Voice ▶️ 1:53 ➡️ 🍎 Here’s more information about Apple as a consumer company and what makes it very different from IBM: What Clayton Christensen Got Wrong https://stratechery.com/2013/clayton-christensen-got-wrong/ ⬆️ If you read the above article — you will understand just how different $IBM and $AAPL are. One major difference is that Apple primarily sells to consumers (people who actually use the product they purchase) rather than to other businesses (who force their employees to use whatever the company buys for them). If this seems interesting — read the above article — Ben Thompson will provide you with much more insight than me. • Ben Thompson, his "Stratechery" blog, and his "exponent" podcast are amazing. • If you are interested in Apple as an investment, I encourage you to listen to "Above Avalon" podcast as well. • ...In general, Clayton Christensen gets a lot of things right. I highly recommend his books: "Innovator’s Dilemma" and "Innovator’s Solution". (...BTW, he died recently, on January 23, 2020. He was a great teacher and an incredible human.)
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  33. 👍 ℹ️ 🚬
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  34. 👍 $NU 📈
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  35. 🥇 Subjectively purporting yourself to be #1 is bragging. (An objective measure of Platt’s current affluence does not support his claim of being #1.)
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  36. 🤥 The Politician Next Door: https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  37. Platforms Change Structure and Strategy 📺 https://youtu.be/e5B9pfuVrMU (34 minutes w/ Dr. Marshall Van Alstyne) ⏩ … @ 20 minutes and 35 seconds of above linked video: Dynamics of Platform Competition
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  38. 👍 Solving The Money Problem ❤️
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  39. 🎰
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  40. Tesla 🆚 Competitors - 5 Advantages 📺 https://youtu.be/MyfRM3Z3v6Y (12.5 minute video | August 6, 2019)
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  41. 📊 "Just as the established companies systematically underestimate how big [the] disruptive companies will become — Wall Street’s methods of financial analysis systematically undervalue disruptive companies and how big they will become — and so it’s disruptive companies that are the ones that keep surprising the market on the upside: oh my gosh there’s even more growth here than we thought." — Clayton Christensen see the rest here: 📺 https://youtu.be/Bas2Dw4lcfM (3 minute video | April 23, 2012)
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  42. It does seem ridiculous how many of the same comments come up again and again, just slightly varied wording.
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  43.  @coolcool6908  …There’s more context to this story: Sometimes, Michael Platt’s talents includes being less than honest: ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than just boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article. #Narcissism
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  45. ❓ 🔮 ❓
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  46.   
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  47.  @sansin6250  You’re missing personal data advantage that Apple has due to their focus on privacy rather than selling ads. The technologies at other companies don’t have access to the personal information about an iPhone user like Apple does — making Apple Intelligence more useful to the individual as compared to the generic commodity AI that has little to no information about the end user.
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  48. Here’s the entire interview: 📺 https://youtu.be/4C-2SNPSaUw (27 minute video)
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  49. 👍 
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  50.  @tomast1323  Your comments have not aged well. How do you feel about $TSLA now?
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  51. 👍 Pat Smash
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  52. ✅ #PeterZeihan
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  53. You’re absolutely correct about Jim Cramer and his days of running a hedge fund.
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  58. Tesla 🆚 Competitors - 5 Advantages 📺 https://youtu.be/MyfRM3Z3v6Y (12.5 minute video | August 6, 2019)
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  59. Tesla 🆚 Competitors - 5 Advantages 📺 https://youtu.be/MyfRM3Z3v6Y (12.5 minute video | August 6, 2019)
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  60. 👍 👍
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  61. 📈 Zyn 📈 🆚 📉 🚬 📉
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  62. 🐮 Jim Cramer - bear 2 bull (history) 📺 https://youtu.be/fttloSCUJL0 (17 minute video)
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  63. While Tesla competitors are still figuring out electric cars — $TSLA already moved ahead to the next big step of vehicle evolution — autonomous driving.
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  64. 🤪 Kevin O’Leary 🤡
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  65. 👍 Gene Munster 🧠
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  66. Tesla 🆚 Competitors - 5 Advantages 📺 https://youtu.be/MyfRM3Z3v6Y (12.5 minute video | August 6, 2019) 🔑 "The key to investing is not assessing how much an industry is going to affect society, or how much it will grow, but rather determining the competitive advantage of any given company and, above all, the durability of that advantage." — Warren Buffett source: 10 Growth Investing Tips From Master Investors: https://www.fool.com/investing/2017/05/07/10-growth-investing-tips-from-master-investors.aspx
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  67. While Tesla competitors are still figuring out electric vehicles — $TSLA already moved ahead to the next big step of vehicle evolution — autonomous driving. I wouldn’t want to be in Mary Barra’s shoes. She has the sisyphean task of pretending that $GM is competitive. It is the same task as pretending that a Zune player is just as good as an iPod — similar to the way Steve Balmer had to pretend that a Window phone was as good as an iPhone. BlackBerry also comes to mind — they also pretended that they could catch up to an iPhone. It is very interesting watching this play out with Tesla competitors. Why? As a long-term $AAPL investor (since 2009) — I’ve seen this before — everyone has to pretend to be competitive. That’s the only way to stave off the inevitable. Basically, disrupted companies have to pretend to be competitive — because without giving a major price discount — no one can be expected to be enthusiastic about buying a product from a company that publicly admits that their product is inferior. Of course, struggling companies can’t afford to provide a discount — downward spiral intensifies. Good luck to $GM. I really hope they can become more competitive. (Partnering with $NKLA is not going to do it.)
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  68. ⚡️
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  70. afterthesmoke Consumer Reports’ points against Tesla’s Navigate on Autopilot were misunderstood https://www.teslarati.com/tesla-navigate-on-autopilot-consumer-reports-review-clarified/
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  71. 🔮 ✅
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  72. ✌️🇺🇦
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  73. Now, no years
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  74. 🇺🇦
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  75. 🔮 coming: "in next 5 years" 📈 "It would be a mistake to ignore" — Tasha Five years from now, Elon will be able to predict the future and $TSLA will own the universe. According to Ark Invest calculations, you definitely don’t want to be poor and would rather be a proud shareholder of the universe.
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  76. 👍ℹ️
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  78. 🙅‍♂️
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  80. You seem to be one of the few (in this comment section) that knows what is going on with Michael Platt. Good for you! He did recently pay $170 million fine for placing his own profits ahead of his customers.
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  81. ℹ️
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  82. 🎯
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  83. Consumer Reports’ points against Tesla’s Navigate on Autopilot were misunderstood https://www.teslarati.com/tesla-navigate-on-autopilot-consumer-reports-review-clarified/
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  84. 📈 $AAPL
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  85. 📈 $LULU
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  86. "Not a crime certainly." — Rex T ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  87. 🆚
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  88. 🔮📉
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  89. 🤥 Politician Next Door: https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  90. Would you please enlighten us or at least name one Chinese "application" that is being installed in Tesla vehicles?
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  91. Tesla 🆚 Competitors - 5 Advantages 📺 https://youtu.be/MyfRM3Z3v6Y (12.5 minute video | August 6, 2019)
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  92. Why I Just Purchased Shares of AI Cloud Observability Company Dynatrace https://www.fool.com/investing/2020/11/05/why-i-just-purchased-shares-of-ai-cloud-dynatrace/ Nicholas Rossolillo November 5, 2020 | TMF
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  93. 🥇 Subjectively purporting yourself to be #1 is boasting not joking. Moreover, an objective measure of Platt’s current affluence does not support his claim of being #1.
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  94. Tesla 🆚 Competitors - 5 Advantages 📺 https://youtu.be/MyfRM3Z3v6Y (12.5 minute video | August 6, 2019) 🔑 "The key to investing is not assessing how much an industry is going to affect society, or how much it will grow, but rather determining the competitive advantage of any given company and, above all, the durability of that advantage." — Warren Buffett source: 10 Growth Investing Tips From Master Investors: https://www.fool.com/investing/2017/05/07/10-growth-investing-tips-from-master-investors.aspx
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  95. 🇨🇳 China based Kai-Fu Lee has provided some very insightful explanations about an important dynamic that suddenly happens to be even more important — given the COVID-19 pandemic — which accelerated society’s shift towards more reliance on technology, platforms, and marketplaces. Thank you for sharing these insights. I have some related information that is interesting. The following 3 videos (below) will explain the dynamics of dominant business of today and why it is the case that the currently dominant technology companies are very likely to remain dominant for the foreseeable future. 🔮 ...Until we have Neuralink or similar technology that changes the paradigm, or at least changes the mode of communication for most people — today’s technology giants are going to remain dominant because of the Network Effects and Data Effects — which amount to envious moats around their platforms: The truth about data network effects 📺 https://youtu.be/53QZ78WtRck (8 minute video | James Currier) The 13 Types of Network Effects 📺 https://youtu.be/oB_NM_kL6rM (2.5 minute video | NfX) Platforms Change Structure and Strategy 📺 https://youtu.be/e5B9pfuVrMU (34 minute video w/ Dr. Marshall Van Alstyne)
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  96. 📊 $TSLA: an Example of Data Effect: Data is Tesla’s Competitive Advantage 📺 https://youtu.be/BYZmqm-hh3o (4.5 minute video w/ Galileo Russell) How Machines Learn 📺 https://youtu.be/R9OHn5ZF4Uo (8 minute video | CGP Grey) $TSLA: DATA is the NEW OIL 📺 https://youtu.be/ubcx5RwuOS8 (7.5 minute video | HyperClips)
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  97. 🇺🇸 Can you provide a link to a well recognized poll that shows Trump winning?
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  98. Tesla 🆚 Competitors - 5 Advantages 📺 https://youtu.be/MyfRM3Z3v6Y (12.5 minute video | August 6, 2019)
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  99. "Just as the established companies systematically underestimate how big [the] disruptive companies will become — Wall Street’s methods of financial analysis systematically undervalue disruptive companies and how big they will become — and so it’s disruptive companies that are the ones that keep surprising the market on the upside: oh my gosh there’s even more growth here than we thought." — Clayton Christensen see the rest here: 📺 https://youtu.be/Bas2Dw4lcfM (3 minute video | April 23, 2012)
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  101. How do you know that he’s #1? Because he told you so? (He certainly is not the wealthiest hedge fund manager.)
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  102. 🇺🇸
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  103. Why did Trump pardon Trevor?
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  104.  @DansEarway  🤥 David Perdue: https://youtu.be/DQgLoY0wXdM (8 minute video | December 3, 2020)
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  105. 🇷🇺 @DansEarway  , I understand that it seems logical to accuse the other "team" of hypocrisy. However, I want to bring to your attention the fact that your response is a Russian variant of the 'tu quoque' logical fallacy: "Whataboutism, also known as whataboutery, is a variant of the tu quoque logical fallacy that attempts to discredit an opponent's position by charging them with hypocrisy without directly refuting or disproving their argument. Whataboutism is particularly associated with Soviet and Russian propaganda. When criticisms were leveled at the Soviet Union during the Cold War, the Soviet response would often be "What about ..." followed by instancing of an event or situation in the Western world. According to Russian writer and political activist Garry Kasparov, it is a word that was coined to describe the frequent use of a rhetorical diversion by Soviet apologists and dictators, who would counter charges of their oppression, "massacres, gulags, and forced deportations" by invoking American slavery, racism, lynchings, etc." source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism + tu quoque: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tu_quoque
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  106. 📊 "Just as the established companies systematically underestimate how big [the] disruptive companies will become — Wall Street’s methods of financial analysis systematically undervalue disruptive companies and how big they will become — and so it’s disruptive companies that are the ones that keep surprising the market on the upside: oh my gosh there’s even more growth here than we thought." — Clayton Christensen see the rest here: 📺 https://youtu.be/Bas2Dw4lcfM (3 minute video | April 23, 2012)
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  108. I don’t think it is as simple as not being allowed to be proud of one’s achievement. There are other factors: 🥇 Subjectively purporting yourself to be #1 is bragging. But, the really bad part for Platt is that an objective measure of Platt’s current affluence does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager.
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  109.  @noahfletcher3019  …There’s more context to this story besides contentious claims of being the #1 hedge fund manager in the world: Sometimes, Michael Platt’s talents includes being less than honest: ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than just boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article. #Narcissism
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  110. 👍 Ron Baron
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  112. 🤥 Politician Next Door: https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  113. 👍 Frank Speaking, thank you for sharing great links. I love HyperChange and ARK.
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  114. Tesla 🆚 Competitors - 5 Advantages 📺 https://youtu.be/MyfRM3Z3v6Y (12.5 minute video | August 6, 2019)
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  115. "Just as the established companies systematically underestimate how big [the] disruptive companies will become — Wall Street’s methods of financial analysis systematically undervalue disruptive companies and how big they will become — and so it’s disruptive companies that are the ones that keep surprising the market on the upside: oh my gosh there’s even more growth here than we thought." — Clayton Christensen see the rest here: 📺 https://youtu.be/Bas2Dw4lcfM (3 minute video | April 23, 2012)
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  116. 👍 $TSLA
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  117. Tesla 🆚 Competitors - 5 Advantages 📺 https://youtu.be/MyfRM3Z3v6Y (12.5 minute video | August 6, 2019) 🔋 Battery Advantage is the 2nd advantage that is discussed above.
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  118. plausible explanation
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  120. 🥇 Purporting yourself to be the best hedge fund manager is not at all humble.
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  121. 👍 Gene Munster 🧠
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  122. Tesla 🆚 Competitors - 5 Advantages 📺 https://youtu.be/MyfRM3Z3v6Y (12.5 minute video | August 6, 2019)
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  124. 📊 "Just as the established companies systematically underestimate how big [the] disruptive companies will become — Wall Street’s methods of financial analysis systematically undervalue disruptive companies and how big they will become — and so it’s disruptive companies that are the ones that keep surprising the market on the upside: oh my gosh there’s even more growth here than we thought." — Clayton Christensen see the rest here: 📺 https://youtu.be/Bas2Dw4lcfM (3 minute video | April 23, 2012)
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  125. 👍 🇯🇵 ℹ️
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  127. 🤥 Elon — the boy who cried fully autonomous Teslas are coming. 🤡
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  128. 🐘 Republican Georgia senator, David Perdue, privately pushed for a tax break for sports-team owners, like Kelly Loeffler: https://www.propublica.org/article/georgia-senator-david-perdue-privately-pushed-for-a-tax-break-for-rich-sports-teamowners ...meanwhile, publicly ... : Perdue was one of the 2017 tax bill’s biggest boosters, publicly describing it as a windfall for average Americans. “A single mom making $41,000 with a child is going to get a 75% tax cut,” he told a reporter when it passed. “This is a great day for the middle class.” 🤡 #Hypocrisy 🤑 #Sanctimonious ✝️ #ProsperityGospel 😈 #DarkTriad 🤥 politicians: https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  129. Platform Revolution Platforms Change Structure and Strategy 📺 https://youtu.be/e5B9pfuVrMU (34 minutes w/ Dr. Marshall Van Alstyne)
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  130. Do you classify this as inspiration?: ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than just boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  133. 📊 "Just as the established companies systematically underestimate how big [the] disruptive companies will become — Wall Street’s methods of financial analysis systematically undervalue disruptive companies and how big they will become — and so it’s disruptive companies that are the ones that keep surprising the market on the upside: oh my gosh there’s even more growth here than we thought." — Clayton Christensen see more here: 📺 https://youtu.be/Bas2Dw4lcfM (3 minute video)
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  134. ❤️ $TSLA
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  135. EnvyMiA ▶️ 1:53 ...did you understand what was said about Apple being a consumer product company? Here’s more information about Apple as a consumer product company and what makes it very different from IBM: What Clayton Christensen Got Wrong https://stratechery.com/2013/clayton-christensen-got-wrong/ If you read the above article — you will understand just how different $IBM and $AAPL are. One major difference is that Apple primarily sells to consumers (people who actually use the product they purchase) rather than to other businesses (who force their employees to use whatever the company buys for them). If this seems interesting — read the above article — Ben Thompson will provide you with much more insight than me. • Ben Thompson, his "Stratechery" blog, and his "exponent" podcast are amazing. • If you are interested in Apple as an investment, I encourage you to listen to "Above Avalon" podcast as well. • ...In general, Clayton Christensen gets a lot of things right. I highly recommend his books: "Innovator’s Dilemma" and "Innovator’s Solution". (...BTW, he died recently, on January 23, 2020. He was a great teacher and an incredible human.)
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  136. Tesla 🆚 Competitors - 5 Advantages 📺 https://youtu.be/MyfRM3Z3v6Y (12.5 minute video | August 6, 2019)
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  137. kpot22 Consumer Reports’ points against Tesla’s Navigate on Autopilot were misunderstood https://www.teslarati.com/tesla-navigate-on-autopilot-consumer-reports-review-clarified/
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  139. Was Trump bribed to pardon Milton?
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  140. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had problems: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  142. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  144. b out in none
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  145. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s wealth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.)
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  148. ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  149. subjective < OBJECTIVE An athlete claiming to be the best is not always easy to verify. Often, it can be debated endlessly. On the other hand, the verifiable math of someone’s net worth is really hard to argue with. In other words: a statement like "I’m the best football player" or "I’m the best scientist" or "I’M THE BEST PRESIDENT!" is often a disputable subjective statement — while a statement about one’s wealth is a verifiable objective fact — which makes it very easy to measure and compare 'apples to apples.'
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  150.  @spritemultipack  , yes Jim Cramer was a scandalous hedge fund manager. That is true!
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  151. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.)
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  152. ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  153. 🚫 scam / spam 🚫
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  155.  @thekatephillips , hello Kate. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. You probably meant Tim Cook, not Steve Jobs.
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  156.  @ahmadrafieeishak8466  , I think Neuralink has an enormous potential. 🔮 If Neuralink is successful, I predict it will disrupt the iPhone, along with all the other smartphone platforms. 🔮 If Neuralink is successful — it will be the dominant platform — and if the iPhone is still around — it will become just another app on the Neuralink’s enormous and subsuming platform of platforms.
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  157.  @buddterwilliger7943 , thank you for sharing your thoughts and taking interest in such an important topic: 🤥 David Perdue: https://youtu.be/DQgLoY0wXdM (8 minute video | December 3, 2020)
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  158.  @buddterwilliger7943 ... 🐘 Republican Georgia senator, David Perdue, privately pushed for a tax break for sports-team owners, like Kelly Loeffler: https://www.propublica.org/article/georgia-senator-david-perdue-privately-pushed-for-a-tax-break-for-rich-sports-teamowners ...meanwhile, publicly ... : Perdue was one of the 2017 tax bill’s biggest boosters, publicly describing it as a windfall for average Americans. “A single mom making $41,000 with a child is going to get a 75% tax cut,” he told a reporter when it passed. “This is a great day for the middle class.” 🤡 #Hypocrisy 🤑 #Sanctimonious ✝️ #ProsperityGospel 😈 #DarkTriad 🤥 politicians: https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  159. Dave Ewing ... $CDLX does look promising: https://www.fool.com/investing/2020/08/29/this-stocks-getting-you-more-cash-back-but-is-it-w/ August 29, 2020
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  160. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had problems: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  161. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  162. 👿
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  163. 🥇 Michael Platt will never be #1 at being humble. Moreover, an objective measure of Platt’s wealth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.)
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  164. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.)
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  165. ⁠TLDR: Apple’s focus on privacy increases personal data on device — which is necessary to make AI more useful to the individual.  @sansin6250 ​⁠, other companies may have similar AI capabilities but only Apple has access to detailed and more private information about the individual — which makes AI far more useful to the individual. Other smartphone manufacturers could have this private information as well, but people are more likely to trust a company that is focused on privacy, not selling ads.
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  166. 3:05 Apple Personal Data 3:36 Advantage Personal AI assistants are as good as the personal data they have access to.
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  167. 👑 🤥 #DonTheCon: https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  168. 🥇 Michael Platt will never be #1 at being humble. Moreover, an objective measure of Platt’s wealth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.)
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  169. ℹ️
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  171.  @frankcoffey  , I agree. Robotaxi is a low margin business
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  173. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  174. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had problems: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  175. ℹ️
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  177. That’s a reasonable assumption (of corse, it is not always necessarily true). For example, Warren Buffett is approximately 6 times richer than Michael Platt — and Buffett has always driven himself. Many investors get really rich because with all their heart — they prefer investing rather than spending their money. They enjoy their work and the money is just way to keep the score of the game. I suspect that type of mindset is formed, in part, due to the unique psychological predispositions of some people’s personalities. For example, individuals with obsessive-compulsive personality disorder traits (#OCPD) — tend to be not just frugal but full blown misers. People like this, they tend to understand that a penny saved is a penny earned!
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  178. 🥇 An objective measure of Platt’s current affluence does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. Of course, there are more subjective ways of claiming to be #1.
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  179. …There’s more context to this story besides contentious claims of being the #1 hedge fund manager in the world: Sometimes, Michael Platt’s talents includes being less than honest: ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than just boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article. #Narcissism
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  180.  @amirglobo  You seem like you know a thing or two about investing. Good for you!
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  181. That’s only because the video doesn’t provide sufficient background information: 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  182. ℹ️
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  184. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  185. "Me know that not real money" — Gronk
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  186. 🚫 scam / spam 🚫
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  187. 👍ℹ️
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  188. 💦 Glaze the man!
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  189. 🤥 The Politician Next Door: https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  190. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  191. On the other hand, it is not merely a guy explaining what he does for a living: 🥇 Subjectively purporting yourself to be #1 is bragging. But, the really bad part for Platt is that an objective measure of Platt’s current affluence does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager.
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  192. ✅
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  193. 🤡
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  194. 📞🤡 You are more likely to be using a landline phone than a mobile phone that happens to be manufactured in the USA. 🇺🇸 Why? Because economics: #ComparativeAdvantage
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  195. I agree
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  196. Yet, this is not humility, W THOR: 🥇 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  197. 📊
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  198. 🇺🇸 Can you point to a credible poll that shows Trump currently leading? 🦊 …What? Not even at Fox?
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  199. 😂 lol 🤪
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  200. 🧠
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  201. ⚡️
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  202. 🥇 An objective measure of Platt’s wealth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. Of course, there are more subjective ways of claiming to be #1. 🤡
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  203. 🐭
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  204. ℹ️
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  205. 🔮
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  206. 🆚
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  207. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  208. The video did not provide sufficient information to fully understand the story: 🥇 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  209.  @SofaSpy , you described the same exact dilemma people face when they use Google search. The search quarries themselves make Google Search better. 🔄 Most people are ok with the trade-off.
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  210.  @SofaSpy ​​⁠, given your logic, it is impossible to have privacy and Google Search at the same time — as the search quarries are fed back to the algorithm — to further improve Google Search results.
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  211. 🫡 Charlie Munger 🇺🇸
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  212. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  213. 🤥 David Perdue: $CDLX 🤑 https://youtu.be/DQgLoY0wXdM (8 minute video | December 3, 2020)
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  214. 👑 🤥 politicians https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon) 🤡 #DarkTriad
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  215. 🚫 scam / spam 🚫
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  216. 🚫 scam / spam 🚫
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  217. 👍 ℹ️ 
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  218. 🚫 scam / spam 🚫
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  219. 🤡 Elon 📉
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  220. 🎰
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  221. ℹ️
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  222. 🤖 Musk promising fully autonomous Teslas and not delivering, year after year — that is what has got $TSLA stock down. 📉
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  223. ℹ️
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  224. 📈 $LULU
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  225.  @ryanwelsch9384  🤥 Fool Self Driving 🤖
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  226. ℹ️
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  228. 🥇 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  230. ⚡️ 🔜 🤖
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  231. Kevin is dead to me!
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  232. Correction: Musk had to pretend to do better right before the package approval. Now, after the approval, he’s free to postpone the rushed robotaxi presentation that he announced to seem like — he’s doing better. I don’t know how many more times this diversionary tactic will work for him. But, given the cult-like, retail investor base that Musk enjoys — it seems like he can just promise new, shiny things in perpetuity, and postpone said products and services indefinitely ♾️
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  233. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  234. ⚡️
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  235. 💊
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  236. 🥇 Subjectively purporting yourself to be #1 is bragging. But, the really bad part for Platt is that an objective measure of Platt’s current affluence does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager.
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  237. 🤡
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  238. 📰
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  239. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  240. 💄
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  241. 🇺🇸 Can you provide a link to a well recognized poll that shows Trump currently leading?
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  242. 🇺🇸 #Narcissism 🥇 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  243. This is not humble: 🥇 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  244. 👍 🇯🇵 📈
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  245. 🇺🇸 Elderly man had already lost to an even more elderly — Biden. What evidence makes you think that delusional grandpa (who still doesn’t believe he lost) will be elected as the American leader?
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  246. ☀️ Now Solar Power Is Cheaper Than Fossil Fuels [lots of batteries will be needed] https://www.forbes.com/sites/stephenmcbride1/2020/02/11/warren-buffett-has-started-the-biggest-energy-revolution/ (February 11, 2020)
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  247. 🤖📈
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  248. 🤥 Politician Next Door: https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  249. ⬆️ That’s kind of how #Narcissists think about the world.
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  250. 🥇 Subjectively purporting yourself to be #1 is bragging. But, the really bad part for Platt is that an objective measure of Platt’s current affluence does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager.
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  251.  @jjdorig9712  In Simple English: Michael Platt’s net-worth (his wealth) does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager in the world.
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  252.  @jjdorig9712  …There’s more context to this story besides contentious claims of being the #1 hedge fund manager in the world: Sometimes, Michael Platt’s talents includes being less than honest: ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than just boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article. #Narcissism
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  253. How so? 🇺🇸 Majority of his investments are in American companies. His single biggest holding is $AAPL, for example.
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  254. 🥇 An objective measure of Platt’s current affluence does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. Of course, there are more subjective ways of claiming to be #1.
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  255. 🇺🇦
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  256. ℹ️
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  257. 👍ℹ️📉
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  258. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  259. 👍🆚
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  260. 📉
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  261. Where are the fully autonomous Teslas that Elon promises year after year?
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  262. You’re thinking in the right direction. Nonetheless, there’s a bit more to this story. Specifically, from an evolutionary psychology perspective; Scott Galloway, who is a marketing professor at NYU, succinctly described the underlying dynamics in the following 1 minute video:  https://youtu.be/r5LM4wsH0k0
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  263. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.)
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  264. ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  265. 🥇 Subjectively purporting yourself to be #1 is bragging. But, the really bad part for Platt is that an objective measure of Platt’s current affluence does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager.
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  266. 🥇 Subjectively purporting yourself to be #1 is bragging. But, the really bad part for Platt is that an objective measure of Platt’s current affluence does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager.
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  267. ℹ️
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  268. ℹ️
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  269. ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  270. 🇺🇸
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  271. 🔮 2:48
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  272. ℹ️
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  274. 🥇 Subjectively purporting yourself to be #1 is bragging. But, (on a side note) the really bad part for Platt is that an objective measure of Platt’s current affluence does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager.
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  275. 👟 Brooks 👟
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  276. Elon, the boy who cried: fully autonomous Teslas are coming.
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  277. 🥇 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  278. 🇺🇸
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  279. ⬆️ spam
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  281. There’s a lot of truth to what you’re saying: 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  282. Would you please provide that Gene Munster "toxic" quote you mention, from several years ago, please. Sounds made up.
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  283. 🔮 — in the Long Term — 📈 🔮 — in the short term — 📉
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  285. 🚫 scam / spam 🚫
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  286. Apple focuses on privacy. Google focuses on selling ads.
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  287. 📊 Can anyone here provide a link to a well recognized poll which shows Trump currently leading?
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  288. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  289. 📉 Fool Self Driving = FSD 🤥
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  290. 💋 $ULTA 💄📈
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  291.  @markplott4820  So, "next year?" Elon has overused that promise to such an extent that many can’t take him seriously anymore.
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  292. 🤖
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  294. 🥇 Michael Platt will never be #1 at being humble. Moreover, an objective measure of Platt’s wealth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.)
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  295. 👍ℹ️
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  296. Yes, that’s normal behavior for a #Narcissist 🥇 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  297. 2:48
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  298. 📉
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  299. 🔮 Zyn 📈
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  300. 📈 Elon pumped $TSLA with Fool Self Driving, then he dumped Tesla shares to overpay for twitter. 📉
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  301. ℹ️
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  302. 2:48
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  306. 🥇 An objective measure of Platt’s wealth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.)
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  307. Does Netflix Have a Competitive Advantage? 🔻 ...after the latest report, there are a number of clear signs that Netflix does have an economic moat. Even better, it is widening. Pricing Power: • Netflix prices its service to optimize its content spend, and that strategy and the quality of its content has allowed it to charge more than its peers, giving it a competitive advantage. • It's worth noting also that Netflix as the streaming pioneer has a much larger subscriber base than any of its rivals, giving it another advantage as it can allocate its content spend across more members. Increasing Profitability: • Cash burn has long been a problem for Netflix, but the company just told investors that it was very close to being sustainably free cash flow positive, forecasting break-even free cash flow for 2021. • That along with its pricing power also indicates an economic moat in streaming. The debutantes are still trying to figure out a way to build out audience and generate a profit. Netflix, with the help of a long first-mover advantage, has been there for a while, and is pressing its foot on the gas pedal at will. • In addition to those strengths, the company's local content focus and global strategy also separates it from the streaming wannabes as it already has a large library of original foreign language content that drives international growth. Video entertainment is a huge industry and it won't be monopolized. There's room for more than one winner in streaming, especially as the cable ecosystem continues to weaken, but Netflix remains the leader, setting the pace in the industry. Its competitive advantages are clear. 🔺 read full article here: https://www.fool.com/investing/2021/01/24/does-netflix-have-a-competitive-advantage/ January 24, 2021 | Jeremy Bowman (TMFHobo)
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  308. 🐭
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  309.  @frankjr2793  Capitalism = Survival of the Fittest It is sad that Elon Musk is not as fit as he has been perceived in the past.
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  310. Tesla 🆚 Competitors - 5 Advantages 📺 https://youtu.be/MyfRM3Z3v6Y (12.5 minute video | August 6, 2019)
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  311. ⚡️
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  312. 🥇 Subjectively purporting yourself to be #1 is bragging. (An objective measure of Platt’s current affluence does not support his claim of being #1.)
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  314. 🥇 Subjectively purporting yourself to be #1 is bragging. But, the really bad part for Platt is that an objective measure of Platt’s current affluence does not support his claim of being #1 hedge fund manager.
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  315. 🚫 scam / spam 🚫
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  316. 🥇 Subjectively purporting yourself to be #1 is bragging. But, the really bad part for Platt is that an objective measure of Platt’s current affluence does not support his claim of being #1 hedge fund manager.
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  317. ℹ️
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  318. …📈 $TSLA today
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  319. Jaitan Martini, great book. 📖👍 Sadly, the author of the book, professor Clayton Christensen — died 8 days ago.
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  320. 👍 640
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  321. Both are narcissistic. 🤡 #Narcissism
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  322. 🔥
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  323. 📊 Can you find a well recognized poll that shows Trump being currently in the lead?
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  324. 📰
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  325. 🔮 $LULU 📈
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  326. 📉🇨🇳❓
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  327. Does Netflix Have a Competitive Advantage? 🔻 ...after the latest report, there are a number of clear signs that Netflix does have an economic moat. Even better, it is widening. Pricing Power: • Netflix prices its service to optimize its content spend, and that strategy and the quality of its content has allowed it to charge more than its peers, giving it a competitive advantage. • It's worth noting also that Netflix as the streaming pioneer has a much larger subscriber base than any of its rivals, giving it another advantage as it can allocate its content spend across more members. Increasing Profitability: • Cash burn has long been a problem for Netflix, but the company just told investors that it was very close to being sustainably free cash flow positive, forecasting break-even free cash flow for 2021. • That along with its pricing power also indicates an economic moat in streaming. The debutantes are still trying to figure out a way to build out audience and generate a profit. Netflix, with the help of a long first-mover advantage, has been there for a while, and is pressing its foot on the gas pedal at will. • In addition to those strengths, the company's local content focus and global strategy also separates it from the streaming wannabes as it already has a large library of original foreign language content that drives international growth. Video entertainment is a huge industry and it won't be monopolized. There's room for more than one winner in streaming, especially as the cable ecosystem continues to weaken, but Netflix remains the leader, setting the pace in the industry. Its competitive advantages are clear. 🔺 read full article here: https://www.fool.com/investing/2021/01/24/does-netflix-have-a-competitive-advantage/ January 24, 2021 | Jeremy Bowman (TMFHobo)
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  329. 📈 🤯
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  330. 👎 Still a penny stock
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  331. 🎰
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  332. 🤥 Elon pumped $TSLA shares with Fool Self Driving and sold $TSLA at the top — to overpay for Twitter. 📉
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  333. 💩 the musk of Elon 📉
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  334. ℹ️
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  335. 🥇 Subjectively purporting yourself to be #1 is bragging. But, the really bad part for Platt is that an objective measure of Platt’s current affluence does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager.
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  336. 👿 Indeed, Elon Musk is a traitor! Specifically, in a 2013 tweet, Musk stated: 🤥 "Forgot to say one thing at Tesla annual shareholders meeting: just as my money was the first in, it will be the last out."
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  337. 👿 Indeed, Elon musk is a traitor! 🤥 In a 2013 tweet, Musk stated: "Forgot to say one thing at Tesla annual shareholders meeting: just as my money was the first in, it will be the last out."
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  338. 🤡 Trevor Milton is obviously going to "out-Elon — Elon." I think we will get the Badger Truck from Nikola first. 🤥 [sarcasm]
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  339. ⚖️
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  340. 💳
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  341. ℹ️
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  342. 🔮 2:48 ✅
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  343. [Dynatrace] Cloud Pioneer Is Ushering in a New Cybersecurity Trend in 2021 https://www.fool.com/investing/2020/12/10/cloud-pioneer-ushering-in-cybersecurity-trend/ Nicholas Rossolillo December 10, 2020 | TMF
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  344. 🤥 Elon pumped $TSLA shares with Fool Self Driving and sold at the top — to overpay for Twitter.
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  345. 👍
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  346. 🥇 An objective measure of Platt’s current affluence does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager.
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  347. Does Netflix Have a Competitive Advantage? 🔻 ...after the latest report, there are a number of clear signs that Netflix does have an economic moat. Even better, it is widening. Pricing Power: • Netflix prices its service to optimize its content spend, and that strategy and the quality of its content has allowed it to charge more than its peers, giving it a competitive advantage. • It's worth noting also that Netflix as the streaming pioneer has a much larger subscriber base than any of its rivals, giving it another advantage as it can allocate its content spend across more members. Increasing Profitability: • Cash burn has long been a problem for Netflix, but the company just told investors that it was very close to being sustainably free cash flow positive, forecasting break-even free cash flow for 2021. • That along with its pricing power also indicates an economic moat in streaming. The debutantes are still trying to figure out a way to build out audience and generate a profit. Netflix, with the help of a long first-mover advantage, has been there for a while, and is pressing its foot on the gas pedal at will. • In addition to those strengths, the company's local content focus and global strategy also separates it from the streaming wannabes as it already has a large library of original foreign language content that drives international growth. Video entertainment is a huge industry and it won't be monopolized. There's room for more than one winner in streaming, especially as the cable ecosystem continues to weaken, but Netflix remains the leader, setting the pace in the industry. Its competitive advantages are clear. 🔺 read full article here: https://www.fool.com/investing/2021/01/24/does-netflix-have-a-competitive-advantage/ January 24, 2021 | Jeremy Bowman (TMFHobo)
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  348. 🤕 Gabe Hoffman 🚫
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  349. ℹ️
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  350. 🚫⏰ Like a broken clock, Peter Schiff is occasionally right. (He’s been wrong for more than a decade.)
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  351. 🤥 Elon The boy who cried: Fool Self Driving is coming next year! 🤡 (since 2016)
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  352.  @mint9121  There is more to this story: ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than just boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  353. 👍ℹ️
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  354. 🥇 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had problems: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  355. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  356. 🚫 Scam / Spam 🚫
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  357. 🤥 Politician Next Door: https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  358. 🔮 possibly 🔮
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  359. Interesting perspective. Let’s see how it plays out in the future.
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  360.  @wandery2k  👑 politicians: 🤥 https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon) 🤡 #DarkTriad
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  361. 🇷🇺  @wandery2k , I understand that it seems logical to accuse the other "team" of hypocrisy. However, I want to bring to your attention the fact that your response is a Russian variant of the 'tu quoque' logical fallacy: "Whataboutism, also known as whataboutery, is a variant of the tu quoque logical fallacy that attempts to discredit an opponent's position by charging them with hypocrisy without directly refuting or disproving their argument. Whataboutism is particularly associated with Soviet and Russian propaganda. When criticisms were leveled at the Soviet Union during the Cold War, the Soviet response would often be "What about ..." followed by instancing of an event or situation in the Western world. According to Russian writer and political activist Garry Kasparov, it is a word that was coined to describe the frequent use of a rhetorical diversion by Soviet apologists and dictators, who would counter charges of their oppression, "massacres, gulags, and forced deportations" by invoking American slavery, racism, lynchings, etc." — source: Wikipedia: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism + Tu quoque: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tu_quoque
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  362.  @wandery2k  ... 🐘 Republican Georgia senator, David Perdue, privately pushed for a tax break for wealthy sports-team owners [such as Kelly Loeffler]: https://www.propublica.org/article/georgia-senator-david-perdue-privately-pushed-for-a-tax-break-for-rich-sports-teamowners ...meanwhile, publicly ... : Perdue was one of the 2017 tax bill’s biggest boosters, publicly describing it as a windfall for average Americans. “A single mom making $41,000 with a child is going to get a 75% tax cut,” he told a reporter when it passed. “This is a great day for the middle class.” 🤡 #Hypocrisy 🤑 #Sanctimonious ✝️ #ProsperityGospel 😈 #DarkTriad
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  363. 🔮…I predict that one of the two new products will be a heat pump system for home cooling, heating, and air purification.
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  364. Julian Johnson , I agree with your statement. ...I think Galileo Russell is the best retail Tesla analyst: 📺 https://youtu.be/zMAPRbT-sh4
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  365. 🇺🇸
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  366. 👍ℹ️
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  367. 🔮✅
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  368. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  369. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  370. 🔮 📉 ❓
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  371. ℹ️
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  372. 👍 Gene Munster 🧠
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  373. ℹ️
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  374. Here are some 'wrongs': 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  375.  @solarsystem1605  ... your link appears paywalled. I can’t read it. But, I know that the article is not as relevant as you think, for sure. Michael Platt claimed to be #1 hedge fund manager in the world — not just some part of the world.
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  376. Here’s what’s not covered in the video under which you’re making credulous comments: ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than just boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  377.  @solarsystem1605  ... 🥇 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.)
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  378. You’re right! …That’s the thing, his facts are disputed. How does one 'measure' being the #1 hedge fund manager anyway? ...Well, if measured by Platt’s current affluence — the facts do not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager.
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  379. Thank you.
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  380. 🚫 scam / spam 🚫
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  381. Here are some problems to consider: 🥇 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  382. 🥇 Michael Platt will never be #1 at being humble. Moreover, an objective measure of Platt’s wealth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.)
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  383. 🐘 Republican Georgia senator, David Perdue, privately pushed for a tax break for wealthy sports-team owners [such as Kelly Loeffler]: https://www.propublica.org/article/georgia-senator-david-perdue-privately-pushed-for-a-tax-break-for-rich-sports-teamowners ...meanwhile, publicly ... : Perdue was one of the 2017 tax bill’s biggest boosters, publicly describing it as a windfall for average Americans. “A single mom making $41,000 with a child is going to get a 75% tax cut,” he told a reporter when it passed. “This is a great day for the middle class.” 🤡 #Hypocrisy 🤑 #Sanctimonious ✝️ #ProsperityGospel 😈 #DarkTriad 🤥 politicians: https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  384.  @DansEarway , I’m merely pointing out that your argument amounts to a logical fallacy, as explained above... I don’t see you making any arguments that dispute the validity of my own reasoning. (The fact that Russia is mentioned is incidental.) ...Attempt to focus on logic, not how facts make you feel emotionally: if we WANT to believe X, we ask: "Can-I Believe-It?" If we DON’T want to, we ask: "Must-I-Believe-It?" motivated reasoning: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motivated_reasoning
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  385. You sure? 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  386. "Just as the established companies systematically underestimate how big [the] disruptive companies will become — Wall Street’s methods of financial analysis systematically undervalue disruptive companies and how big they will become — and so it’s disruptive companies that are the ones that keep surprising the market on the upside: oh my gosh there’s even more growth here than we thought." — Clayton Christensen see the rest here: 📺 https://youtu.be/Bas2Dw4lcfM (3 minute video | April 23, 2012)
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  387. #Narcissism
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  388. ℹ️
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  389. 🐮 Jim Cramer - bear 2 bull (history) 📺 https://youtu.be/fttloSCUJL0 (17 minute video)
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  390. ⚡️
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  391. ℹ️
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  392. 👍ℹ️
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  393. All vehicles that appear driverless in: 🇨🇳 China or USA 🇺🇸 are being monitored remotely by a trained operator. So, technically it is supervised, not fully autonomous driving.
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  394. 🎰
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  395. 🐮 Jim Cramer - bear 2 bull (history) 📺 https://youtu.be/fttloSCUJL0 (17 minute video)
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  396. ⚡️
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  397. 🚫 scam / spam 🚫
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  398. ℹ️
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  399. 👍 That’s exactly right.
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  400. 🇺🇸 Warren Buffett is still mostly invested in American companies. For example, his biggest single Holding is $AAPL 
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  401. 🚫 Scam / Spam 🚫
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  402. ⚡️
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  403. ℹ️
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  404. 🇨🇳 🛍️ 📉
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  405. 😱 3:30 …scared money — makes no money 📈 $TSLA
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  406. Does Netflix Have a Competitive Advantage? 🔻 ...after the latest report, there are a number of clear signs that Netflix does have an economic moat. Even better, it is widening. Pricing Power: • Netflix prices its service to optimize its content spend, and that strategy and the quality of its content has allowed it to charge more than its peers, giving it a competitive advantage. • It's worth noting also that Netflix as the streaming pioneer has a much larger subscriber base than any of its rivals, giving it another advantage as it can allocate its content spend across more members. Increasing Profitability: • Cash burn has long been a problem for Netflix, but the company just told investors that it was very close to being sustainably free cash flow positive, forecasting break-even free cash flow for 2021. • That along with its pricing power also indicates an economic moat in streaming. The debutantes are still trying to figure out a way to build out audience and generate a profit. Netflix, with the help of a long first-mover advantage, has been there for a while, and is pressing its foot on the gas pedal at will. • In addition to those strengths, the company's local content focus and global strategy also separates it from the streaming wannabes as it already has a large library of original foreign language content that drives international growth. Video entertainment is a huge industry and it won't be monopolized. There's room for more than one winner in streaming, especially as the cable ecosystem continues to weaken, but Netflix remains the leader, setting the pace in the industry. Its competitive advantages are clear. 🔺 read full article here: https://www.fool.com/investing/2021/01/24/does-netflix-have-a-competitive-advantage/ January 24, 2021 | Jeremy Bowman (TMFHobo)
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  407. 👍
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  408. 🫡
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  409. 🎯
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  410. 📉…📈
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  411. 🇺🇦
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  412. Facts? You sure? 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  413. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had problems: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  414. ℹ️
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  415. 🪄 Elon: ✨razzle dazzle✨ 🤥 Musk’s "magic" stick has lost its potency… 📉
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  416. 👍
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  417. Are you sure that he’s at the top of his field? 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  418. ℹ️
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  419. 🔮 It will happen today! 📉
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  420. 🤡 Republicans have so much trust in an elderly man who has already lost to an even more elderly — Biden. 🎄 Lots of Republican tears are coming this Christmas. They are going to get that giant lump of Trump coal in their stockings.
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  421. ⚡️
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  422. 🇺🇸 Buffett is still mostly invested in American companies. For example, his biggest single holding is $AAPL — an American company (that makes plenty of profits in other countries and brings it to its shareholders in the U.S.)
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  423. 🤡
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  424. … It’s the part where he says he’s #1 🥇 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  425. ℹ️
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  426. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.)
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  427. ⚠️ In 2020, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had problems: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  428. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  429. 👍
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  430. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  431. ✅ 2:48
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  432. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had problems: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  433. 👍 Michael Ortega , I totally agree.
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  434. 🐮 Jim Cramer - bear 2 bull (history) 📺 https://youtu.be/fttloSCUJL0 (17 minute video)
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  435. Tesla 🆚 Competitors - 5 Advantages 📺 https://youtu.be/MyfRM3Z3v6Y (12.5 minute video | August 6, 2019) 🔑 "The key to investing is not assessing how much an industry is going to affect society, or how much it will grow, but rather determining the competitive advantage of any given company and, above all, the durability of that advantage." — Warren Buffett source: 10 Growth Investing Tips From Master Investors: https://www.fool.com/investing/2017/05/07/10-growth-investing-tips-from-master-investors.aspx
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  436. Not according to Donald J. Trump
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  438. ✅ fact-check
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  439. 🔮
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  440. 🆚
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  441. Truth? 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s wealth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.)
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  442. 🔮 … 📉✅
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  443. 🚫 scam / spam 🚫
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  444. 🚫 scam / spam 🚫
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  445. 👍 
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  446. 🐘 David Perdue: 🤥 https://youtu.be/DQgLoY0wXdM (8 minute video | December 3, 2020)
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  447. 🇺🇦
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  448. Is he #1? How do you know? 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  449. 🇺🇸 🆚 🇨🇳
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  450. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  451. ⏩ 20 minutes and 35 seconds of above linked video: How Platform Competition Works
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  452. 🤥 Elon 🤡 The boy who cried: "fully autonomous Teslas are coming."
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  453. #SuperApp
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  454. 🤥 Politician Next Door: https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  455. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had problems: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  456. 🎯
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  457. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  458. 🤖
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  459. 🔮 Kevin thinks he knows the future. 🚫 But, there’s no metaverse, yet. 🐣 I’m leery of O’Leary because he’s counting his chickens before they hatch. 🤡 What a clown!
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  460. 👍
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  461. 📈..📉..📈..📈
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  462. stay leery of O’Leary
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  464. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  466. Here are some problems: 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had problems: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  467. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  468. 🤥 🤖 🚕
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  469. ⁠📉  @markplott4820 , $TSLA has been "sinking" for a while. So, the sink has been in. 📉 It will continue to sink as long as FSD (Fool Self Driving) is supervised by an operator. 🔮 I’ll even make a prediction. Whatever "robotaxi" Tesla may reveal in the future — will first have an operator monitoring it remotely, ready to take over in case of failure. To an outside observer it will look like a "self driving" vehicle — but that won’t be the full picture of the technology that is being utilized. It will look similar to the Amazon stores that had no cashiers. It appeared as though the AI was doing all the work — except that all the actual cashiers that were doing the "AI" work were simply offsite (and often in another country, that has lower wages). 🤖 embrace the sink 📉
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  470.  @markplott4820  📉 $TSLA sink 📉
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  471. 🤥 Elon The boy who cried: Fool Self Driving is coming next year! 🤡 (since 2016)
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  472. ⁠🔮  @markplott4820 , I’ve watched Elon talk about breakthroughs in Tesla autonomous driving long enough to not get all hyped up, including about the supposed "equivalent of” 90K H100. Maybe it will help? But, perhaps not enough still? 🎰
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  473.  🤖
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  474. 🥇 An objective measure of Platt’s wealth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.)
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  475. 4:46 … 🔮 … $TTD … 📈
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  476. ℹ️
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  483. 🚫 Scam / Spam 🚫
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  484. 📈 $TSLA ⚡️
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  485. Same thing that happened to Trump and Biden — he got old.
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  488. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had problems: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  489. 🤥 Gordon Johnson 🤪
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  490. 🔮📰
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  491. 🤡 Gordon Johnson
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  494. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  495. Are you sure? 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  496. It is up to Musk to not fail.
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  497. 🥇 Subjectively purporting yourself to be #1 is bragging. (An objective measure of Platt’s current affluence does not support his claim of being #1.)
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  498. You’re right. Jim Cramer behaved very poorly at his hedge fund, back in the day. Platt’s problems are somewhat different: 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.) ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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  499. 🏆 An objective measure of Platt’s net-worth does not support his claim of being the #1 hedge fund manager. (Of course, there are other, and also more subjective ways of claiming to be the #1 hedge fund manager.)
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  500. ⚠️ In 2020, the year the taxicab video went viral, Michael Platt’s hedge fund had bigger problems than mere boasting: "BlueCrest agreed to pay $170 million to former clients to settle a U.S. regulator’s allegations that it effectively placed its own profits ahead of its customers." — as per Bloomberg article.
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