Douchebag 2.0—an Elon Musk company

Interesting

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Yeah he may backtrack on blue checks only when his poll results show tiny numbers. That or he will remove vote totals from polls.

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Going to be odd when every poll result is 50%, 62.5%, 75% 87.5%, or 100%

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https://twitter.com/James_Dator/status/1604880522106355712

https://twitter.com/stone_figure/status/1604886679688343553

https://twitter.com/stone_figure/status/1604898996417220608

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3 posts were merged into an existing topic: About Moderation

God damn it, please keep the aids petty grievance drama to the about moderation thread.

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https://twitter.com/ronbrownstein/status/1605301077523386370?s=46&t=KJFbLTPo1BuSXt64GRKElQ

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Isn’t Tesla’s board just functionally Elon and a bunch of his slappies?

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That’s most boards to their CEO.

Thanks, S&P 500

Just lol Alaya


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Seems like S&P index investors mostly got screwed because they were late adding it. If your index is for the 500 highest market cap companies in the USA and you wait until a company is in the top 20 in market cap to add it rather than the top 500, then your shareholders missed out on a lot of gains on the way up and you’re not really making passive decisions. Had they just added it when it met criteria in June or September 2020 instead of calling it an “instrument of speculation” then the index fund investors would be doing fine on it.

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I was curious and looked up “slappy” as we use it here and I don’t see any references to this meaning anywhere. Did GREARRR coin the term “slappy” with this usage?

Honestly not sure where it came from, I remember hearing it from Rex Ryan on Hard Knocks like 15 years ago.

Tesla now down 66% on the year, you love to see it.

uh I am personally not enjoying it being down as its probably impossible to have money in funds that don’t have a ~5% investment in it.