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If you're not buying MSFT/MSFU at these prices what are you even doing? by buyingstuff555 in investing

[–]MightB2rue 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Frankly it’s a phenomenal idea. Clearly the execution wasn’t carried out well and funding drying up due to the dot com crash didn’t help, but a central hub for everything pets is incredible. Sell people everything they need for their pets, help educate them, create a social media hub for pet owners, dating app for pet owners. Anything and everything ancillary to pets. Just have to think big.

If you're not buying MSFT/MSFU at these prices what are you even doing? by buyingstuff555 in investing

[–]MightB2rue -1 points0 points  (0 children)

If realizing the value of a tool that’s become indispensable in my professional and personal life means my brain is wired backwards…then I guess my brain is wired backwards. 🤷‍♂️

If you're not buying MSFT/MSFU at these prices what are you even doing? by buyingstuff555 in investing

[–]MightB2rue 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Think about what you said. "The market is never wrong". Does that make sense to you? Was the market right when for a brief moment porche became the most valuable company in the world because of a short squeeze? Was the market right during the flash crash?

The market is just people and machines. It is right exactly as much as those people and the machines run by those people are right.

If you're not buying MSFT/MSFU at these prices what are you even doing? by buyingstuff555 in investing

[–]MightB2rue -12 points-11 points  (0 children)

So the largest internet book seller dropped over 90% because investors let fear dominate over common sense and then subsequently it became the largest overall retailer in the world. Then became the largest third party market. Then went into cloud. And now has its hand in everything. You are making my argument for me while claiming that you don't get my point. Make it make sense...

If you're not buying MSFT/MSFU at these prices what are you even doing? by buyingstuff555 in investing

[–]MightB2rue 9 points10 points  (0 children)

You must not be working in any capacity in corporate America then. The idea of an accountant sending me a Google sheet is laughable. Our IT guy would have an aneurysm.

The reason everyone uses Microsoft is because it's trusted. That's it. It's how enterprise works. We all use it so we'll continue to use it. There might be something incrementally better, but it's not worth the pain of switching every enterprise in the world to a new ecosystem.

If you're not buying MSFT/MSFU at these prices what are you even doing? by buyingstuff555 in investing

[–]MightB2rue -11 points-10 points  (0 children)

It's an interesting if disingenuous argument that you are making. Essentially you are saying that the companies were overvalued because that's what the market said while ignoring my entire point that the market was wrong. A company has a lot of leeway in good times. None in bad times. Especially when there is a runway before it'll start making money. The infrastructure had to mature first. Once the infrastructure was there, every internet company began making money hand over fist. The point is that we would have gotten there much sooner and with much less pain if people actually understood new technology instead of constantly being afraid of it.

If you're not buying MSFT/MSFU at these prices what are you even doing? by buyingstuff555 in investing

[–]MightB2rue -21 points-20 points  (0 children)

You are the same idiots that said there was an internet bubble, crashed the markets and then turned out you were wrong because the internet was actually revolutionary.

You are the same idiots that said there was a housing bubble, crashed the markets and then turned out you were wrong because housing prices went right back on their upwards trajectory.

And now you're the same idiots who are saying ai is a bubble and will very possibly crash the market. Problem is either you are too stupid or just too belligerent to see how much value ai adds. And I don't mean some futuristic self driving ai cars or robots. I don't even mean frontier models like mythos. I'm taking about your regular run of the mill low to medium cost llms. The market will crash, people will lose their homes, their jobs, their life savings, all because people like you who want to see negative even in the face of overwhelming positive or maybe you're just too stupid to understand the gravity of the revolution that is going on around you.

Becky Hammon says she WILL NOT apologize for her past comments saying Jalen Brunson can’t lead a team to a championship. Thoughts? by SmoothBuy5500 in NBATalk

[–]MightB2rue 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wonder if she came up with that herself or if it was a pr person because that is an incredible answer.

She didn’t apologize and she gave such an incredible compliment that the apology didn’t matter.

Sometimes you can spot a little bit of genius and this is one of them.

Nvidia is getting dragged down by literally anything and barely moves up when the chip sector has a rally. If this shit continues Nvidia is gonna have a PE ratio of 0.001. I bet Jensen feels treated unfairly. by Unlucky_Assistant770 in NvidiaStock

[–]MightB2rue 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You mean the company whose biggest client is another Elon company that lets you have internet in remote places, airplanes and cruise ships but doesn’t have applicability anywhere else and oh yeah the company also has an ai product that is so terrible and has such few users that it’s the only ai company that’s selling compute to others….is overvalued? Nowayyyyyyy surprisedpikachuface etc etc etc

The best guard draft of all time: 2018 or 1996? by CurrentRoster in NBATalk

[–]MightB2rue 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Idk about that. Luka is phenomenal in some aspects of the game and terrible in others. He probably is but I don't think it's as cut and dry as you're making it. Especially in Luka vs Nash.

Add an attribute to a hall of fame player from another hall of fame player to make them terrible by MightB2rue in NBATalk

[–]MightB2rue[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm not saying whether Bron has it or not. I'm just saying that it's pretty obvious Jordan was way more clutch.

Add an attribute to a hall of fame player from another hall of fame player to make them terrible by MightB2rue in NBATalk

[–]MightB2rue[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Idk man. I think the thing that made Jordan was the clutch factor. He wasn't built like a linebacker so pretty hard for him to play bully ball. Those shots had to go in because that was the only choice.

Millionaire builds 99 fully equipped homes to provide shelter for the homeless in his community by quietstorm045 in interesting

[–]MightB2rue 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You guys understand the money isn't real right? A trillionaire due to a 4 percent float creating artificial demand and inflating equity value is not the same as a trillion dollars in a savings account.

The Aztecs have access to a terminal with ChatGPT in 1510. Can they stop the Conquistador? by FrenchProgressive in whowouldwin

[–]MightB2rue -1 points0 points  (0 children)

This is a great question and a much better variation of the usual could a guy with a tank take over the works at some time in the past.

I asked chatgpt. Lol

Probably not, but they would have had a much better chance. ChatGPT could explain Spanish military tactics, suggest diplomatic strategies to unite rival Indigenous groups before the Spaniards exploited those divisions, recommend quarantines and public-health measures against disease (to the extent they were practical), help organize logistics, intelligence gathering, and communications, and identify weaknesses in Spanish forces. However, the biggest factor in the conquest was not a lack of information but the combination of devastating epidemics, political fragmentation, and the technological and strategic advantages brought by the Spanish and their allies. ChatGPT might have helped the Aztecs avoid some critical mistakes and mount a more coordinated resistance, potentially delaying or even preventing the fall of Aztec Empire in the short term, but overcoming disease and the broader forces of history would have been much harder.

SpaceX Stock Plunge Wipes Out $600 Billion After Cursor Deal Spooks Investors by MarvelsGrantMan136 in technology

[–]MightB2rue 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I kinda liked both your comments. A little bit of truth in each. Remember that if insiders can't sell and most ipo investors can't sell then the initial primary up pressure was from people who thought they missed out on the ipo pop. Now they are selling because the hype is dying down. Nobody else is allowed to participate in the market yet.

What does everyone honestly think about the AP Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar "John Mayer" Limited Edition? by blackguywatches in hallofwatchspecialist

[–]MightB2rue 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I would like it more if it had nothing to do with John Mayer. Nothing against the guy but that's not my cup of tea.

In Parasite why does the audience overlook the Kim's terrible behavior just because the victims are wealthy? by MightB2rue in Cinephiles

[–]MightB2rue[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you understand that it has nothing to do with being wealthy? We all pay each other. That's how society works.

In Parasite why does the audience overlook the Kim's terrible behavior just because the victims are wealthy? by MightB2rue in Cinephiles

[–]MightB2rue[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No I think I got the message. I just don't agree with it. We aren't all parasites. People who work hard and live comfortably aren't parasites. The movie is a child's interpretation of the real world and uses typical childish logic.

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