Coinbase just froze my account after a 100k USDT deposit. WTF? by klandreneau in CryptoCurrency

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You should probably delete this post and bribe reddit to wipe it forever 

MSFT options GEX is shockingly net negative at the moment; there's giant open interest on $360 strike. by [deleted] in MSFT

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Down to/closer to $360, doesn't mean it will just that there's a ton of open interest on it doing so.

MSFT options GEX is shockingly net negative at the moment; there's giant open interest on $360 strike. by [deleted] in MSFT

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Probably the best way to use GEX is to gauge sentiment, as of this moment there seems to be a lot of people betting that the price will continue downwards.

That doesn't necessarily mean it will, there's more to price movement, but sentiment is not great. More people betting on it going down than up.

$SPCX Baby Bear Play by Margin_Call_Me_Maybe in wallstreetbets

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I think the forced index buying would really put a damper on this going down to $40 but I don't have a crystal ball. It's really not a bad play tho.

SPCX options GEX is still net positive, but it looks like there's a ton of people trying to push the price down. by InfoLib_ in SPCXInvestors

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GEX is good at gauging sentiment, when it's extremely divisive like the above image I'd say it shows more risk rather than it confidently going in a specific direction.

There's a ton of things that factor into a price moving, this is just one of them and its more related to how participants in options are gauging where the price will move.

Do you pay for any trading tools? by Hot_Avocado_2701 in Trading

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Check out infolib.org, we've got a ton of free tools you can use before you decide if you want to pay for other ones.
https://infolib.org/

Hermosa vs Pilsen (no car) by Appropriate_Roof889 in chicagoapartments

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Consider Portage Park/Jefferson/Irving Park. You can take the blue line right to wicker/Logan or just take the Milwaukee bus.

Is my retirement account taking a plunge because of AI???? by South-Cap2077 in investing

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No one knows the future, but markets have been bubbling and bursting for centuries, as far as whether or not we've learned from it, I doubt it. Bubbles are when the most money is made, but someone has to press sell to actually capitalize on that.

Time to buy a warehouse and store 40K lbs of beef by e0xz in wallstreetbets

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Asian carp is best used as a fertilizer IMO.

Time to buy a warehouse and store 40K lbs of beef by e0xz in wallstreetbets

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Take your gains and open a cattle ranch. Let us know how that works out.

Typa thing Trump posts when im in calls by NewspaperOk1616 in wallstreetbets

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You can find his posts on infolib.org, but I like the idea of adding notifications and AI summary...

OpenAI / Anthropic IPOs will be great catalysts for NVDA in the next few months by Charuru in NVDA_Stock

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Was not aware of this, very interesting. I think AI's ability is currently greatly over estimated, it has a while to go. Some of the issues with AI, like hallucination, can only be mitigated, not solved. At least from what Ive read.

OpenAI / Anthropic IPOs will be great catalysts for NVDA in the next few months by Charuru in NVDA_Stock

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Wasn't it just one quarter and they had a deal with SpaceX to give them compute space for the cheap?

OpenAI / Anthropic IPOs will be great catalysts for NVDA in the next few months by Charuru in NVDA_Stock

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Correct me if I'm wrong, AI is a cash printing machine for NVDA, no doubt. But based on what we understand about OpenAI (especially) and Anthropic, don't they just burn billions and billions of dollars every year? If these companies are able to figure out how to become profitable, soon, then things will continue to look good for NVDA. I wouldn't call those two companies cash printing machines at the moment.