…resulting in new products, greater efficiencies, lower production costs? … does “science and technology” cap out in financial potential at some point? … Does more and more S&T but a declining population result in a rising stock market? Does technology contnue to advance, absent a growing population?
What makes you certain that CATV is a purely deception-based pump-and-dump? Obviously the whole thing seems suspicious, but @Fatboy8 seems to have a decent reason to believe the opposite.
I’ll pull down some of the posts I made previously. It’s pretty sketchy. FWIW I was considering taking a flyer on some shares and never did, too suspicious
Honestly if there were a single poster in this thread who I think could actually make money in the weed industry it’s you. You could grow and sell legal weed, and with the way investors are throwing around money it might be a way to feed your family that feels better than furniture.
Why is every financial website fucking garbage? Vanguard is total crap, fixed width for 1028w monitors it looks like, but Fidelity is even worse. I click on my RSUs and it tells me I have to view it in their “classic experience” and when I get there the website goes from 2005 quality to 1999 quality. They make billions of dollars per year and can’t hire some idiot like me to center their site? This is their website, in 2021:
Yeah this is pretty standard when you bounce around between cobbled-together legacy sites that try to look like each other as much as they can.
BofA does the same thing when you jump from account view to bill pay, even though they’re ostensibly part of the same header.
United Airlines is absolutely abysmal with this. I swear they have at least 5 different advanced flight reservation forms - all with different quirks and bugs.
Even on Amazon every now and then you wind up in some flow with buttons and styles from 2003.
I don’t agree, btw. If and when index funds’ dominance creates opportunity to make market beating returns doing technical analysis, capital will flow towards active managers very quickly.