sedtrader

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by sedtrader 9y ago
> Not sure of the logic there. Its really simple, if you don't understand this, you need to question your own logic. Basically the Marijuana issue should be a state decision, not dictated by the Fed Govt. What don't you underst
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by sedtrader 9y ago
> as polls show a solid majority of Americans believe the drug should be legal I am for the legalizing of marijuana, but considering the majority of Americans live in only 9 of the states, decisions should not be made based on the "
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by sedtrader 9y ago
This is why the majority of medical breakthroughs and innovations occur in the US. Sure capitalism has its negatives, but its positive is that it provides vast financial incentives for people to create new solutions while at the same time f
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by sedtrader 9y ago
> Thousands attending Super Bowl 50 in Santa Clara in 2016 didn't have options to get home safely after drinking Pardon my humor, but do designated drivers exist anymore? or was that just a fad that went out of style?
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by sedtrader 9y ago
More intermittent fasting. The health benefits are well documented. https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/10-health-benefits-of-i...
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North Korea’s Bitcoin Play(bloomberg.com)
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The U.S. Is Becoming the World’s New Tax Haven(bloomberg.com)
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Bitcoin Tumbles Over Exchange-Closure Fears(bloomberg.com)
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by sedtrader 9y ago
Going to need some rules and regulations. Last thing we need are big banks overleveraging on crypto currencies for the excess return. When, not if, this bubble bursts hopefully it doesn't take the whole economy down with it. The whole
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Keep Restaurant Owners Out of the Tip Jar(bloomberg.com)
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A Cryptocurrency Founder Sold All His Coins After 7,500% Rally(bloomberg.com)
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by sedtrader 9y ago
> Documented in what way? Some of the most reputable organizations in medicine have documented the dangers of an high sodium diet. https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/nutritionsource/salt-and-sodium... https://w
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by sedtrader 9y ago
I think the dangers of a high sodium diet are pretty well documented, especially in the west where they have very high obesity rates. I would take Dr. DiNicolantonio's advice with a "grain of salt" haha
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by sedtrader 9y ago
>If I let people pay to use my personal workout equipment, then I'm operating gym. If I let people pay to use my phone, then I am operating a cellular company. If I let people pay to use my lawn mower, then I am operating a grass cu
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Juices, Bras and E-Cigs: This Is What Those Companies Were Doing Before Crypto(bloomberg.com)
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by sedtrader 9y ago
Calling Uber a tax firm is akin to calling personal workout equipment a gym. Or calling a bed and breakfast a hotel. Don't get me wrong Uber should pay its fair share of taxes/fees, but bunching apples and oranges together for the
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The Loopholes Drug Companies Use to Keep Prices High(bloomberg.com)
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by sedtrader 9y ago
Regulations are the next logical step here. My best guess is that the red tape will at least dampen a lot of the mania around cryptocurricines and bring people back to reality.
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by sedtrader 9y ago
> the parties have no ideology attached to them That statement is simply incorrect. Both parties have a clear ideology that ebbs and flows for the sake of remaining in power > If you change the candidates of the party, you have change
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by sedtrader 9y ago
We shouldn't have to go through one of the 2 major parties to contend as a third party candidate. One way to solve this could be putting caps on campaign financing which would level the playing field for smaller 3rd parties. But that w
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by sedtrader 9y ago
Citron is on the short side. Their entire investment strategy of the company is to short assets, in this scenario the future is used as an arbitrage hedge, but overall yes citron is short biased on bitcoin.
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by sedtrader 9y ago
Yes, NJ did illegal actions and they were charged with fraud... Not sure what you are saying here? You are supporting my case.
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by sedtrader 9y ago
> bank bailouts with taxpayer money You do know the banks payed back the bailout money with interest and added fines right? Overall it was a net positive for tax payers. Not sure how that's a fraud... Your other examples are suspect
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by sedtrader 9y ago
Wants important is the blockchain technology. As Bitcoin continues to grow it further legitimizes the strength of the blockchain technology which can be applied to many other areas in tech. Bitcoin itself is useless, essentially sending &qu
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by sedtrader 9y ago
My best guess is that this is great for everyone involved. Traders and investors can hedge future risk, brokers and exchanges can rack up fees, and institutional banks can hold the futures contract of an unregulated asset on their balance s
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The Pessimist's Guide to 2018(bloomberg.com)
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Divorce Is Making American Families 66% Bigger(bloomberg.com)
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by sedtrader 9y ago
> do you just not trust the poor? Its not a matter of trust, its a matter of likely occurrence. In the event that someone uses their UBI on something non-essential like gambling/drugs instead of paying their rent. What do we do as a
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by sedtrader 9y ago
> America competitive in the world—lies in giving every citizen a regular allotment of money to cover basics like housing, food, and shelter. Out of curiosity don't we already do this? We have public/section 8 housing, food sta
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by sedtrader 9y ago
I saw the writing on the wall when Nautilus had a promotional piece for the multibillion dollar hedge fund Two Sigma as their leading article a couple weeks ago. While at the same time asking for donations to help them remain independent. T

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