hckrnrd

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by hckrnrd 3mo ago
QQ is your insight from first-hand experience using it in an enterprise production environment? If not, then how did you get to this realization?
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by hckrnrd 5mo ago
As a tick jockey myself, reading futures markets are like reading tomorrow’s NYT headline. These markets portend events with uncanny accuracy.
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by hckrnrd 8mo ago
Energy and Materials were among the most notionally net sold US sectors this week, GS Prime Book: US Long/Short Ratio (MV) driven by both short and long sales. Collectively, this week's $ net selling across the two sectors was the
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by hckrnrd 8mo ago
9-0 opinion [ https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/24pdf/23-1239_onjq.pdf ]
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by hckrnrd 1y ago
> What struck me most about this one is that it spoke much more about the professional life then about the personal one. I was thinking the same thing when reading the man’s reflection focused so much on his personal accolades and so lit
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by hckrnrd 2y ago
Tony Baloney
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by hckrnrd 2y ago
+1 See my comment as well. The evidence PG uses to support his claim the New York Times has done this massive ideological shift is completely undone in his ninth footnote, that says the throw-away line in the article might not have even bee
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by hckrnrd 2y ago
So if one takes PG seriously, it’s ludicrous for him to unequivocally say “On October 11, 2020 the New York Times announced that "The paper is in the midst of an evolution from the stodgy paper of record into a juicy collection of grea
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by hckrnrd 2y ago
Selling order flow is a related but distinct practice: - Order Flow Sales: This involves brokers selling information about their customers’ orders to interested parties. - Potential for Front-Running: While not inherently front-running, sel
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by hckrnrd 2y ago
Let's imagine a bustling farmer's market where market makers are savvy fruit stand owners, and regular traders are shoppers. Here's how the market makers might "front run" orders to make arbitrage profits: ## The Fr
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by hckrnrd 3y ago
There’s a reason he’s known as Scamath Palihapitiya amongst most serious traders. Dude is a joke.
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by hckrnrd 4y ago
tell us how you __really__ feel
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by hckrnrd 4y ago
> there are huge populations of arabs that live peacefully in Israel so this apartheid narrative is complete nonsense. For many, the narrative has superseded reality. And that’s the crux of the issue. If only more people had your level o
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by hckrnrd 4y ago
Now, I wonder if this isn’t just a pot-calling-the-kettle-black comment. Who’s the crank? Who’s the satirist?
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by hckrnrd 5y ago
Given the authoritarian nature of country, conflating “Russians” with Putin may be detrimental toward reconciliation.
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by hckrnrd 5y ago
This is a great point! Without verifying the entity on the other end of the line and the risk that my words could be used against me—and my loved ones—I’d toe the line and parrot back the official position of the corrupt gov’t. What’s the u
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by hckrnrd 5y ago
Israaid, an NGO providing humanitarian aid, is already providing relief services. » https://www.israel21c.org/israaid-ceo-ukraine-crisis-is-the-...
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by hckrnrd 5y ago
when https://twitter.com/cavallokristen referenced the slide numbers from the pitch deck and dates the client reviewed, that’s basically saying COIN stole the idea. I wonder if they tried to settle this amicably, before ta
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Quantitative Finance Resources(twitter.com)
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by hckrnrd 5y ago
DDC (dollar-denominated currency). That’s why. No such thing as a Zimbabwean denominated currency. That the rest of the world uses USD is the reason.
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by hckrnrd 5y ago
At some point Jordan Peterson lost his way. Not sure if was due to his substance abuse issues or what, but he’s no longer relevant.
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by hckrnrd 5y ago
I wholeheartedly agree. Compared to ToS and IB, RH makes derivative gambling a blast. At least the platform calls a spade a spade—it’s not for the boggle heads, but rather for those interested in taking on risk. And if your investment time
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by hckrnrd 5y ago
As papi used to say, “follow the money.” If you’re a retailer, why not raise prices and blame inflation? I’m not saying increased labor costs and higher costs for raw materials don’t play into the equation, but if I can charge $7 for a gall
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by hckrnrd 5y ago
As this reorg was Ruth’s Noogler project, she came from the investment banking world where seeking alpha is the name of the game…so making bets to yield alpha is pretty much what the company does.
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by hckrnrd 5y ago
This is my sense too. Disrupting the legacy financial industry took moxie. And no doubt ruffled quite a few feathers. The big guys would love if HOOD failed miserably as a public company, so I’m cautious to invest. But the economics of the
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by hckrnrd 5y ago
HOOD won’t be part of the S&P 500 index. Not sure what you mean?
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by hckrnrd 6y ago
Sounds like you’re speaking from personal experience.
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by hckrnrd 6y ago
That others don’t see the blatant hypocrisy of the gambling/investing false dichotomy speaks more to their _own_ biases.
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by hckrnrd 6y ago
Through technology—global connectivity, mobile accessibility, and apps like Robinhood and their global counterparts—there’s no reason to expect the demand to wane. https://amp.scmp.com/business/article/3119779&#x2F
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by hckrnrd 6y ago
Can you define “smart crowd”? It seems like all large gatherings are by definition “dumb” due to group dynamics that add friction to challenge existing norms. The “smartest crowd” may be the America due to the freedoms to create as many cro

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