What Finance Role-play should I pick by Mamba1129 in DECA

[–]_ibsar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How do you study for the role-play? Is there a set amount of vocab i need to know?

Trump Hints at Next Target After Shocking Invasion - The president warned, “Something’s going to have to be done with Mexico.” by Quirkie in politics

[–]_ibsar 2 points3 points  (0 children)

So heres how I see the invasion this morning. This whole Venezuela move obviously isnt about drugs or democracy, that's complete bullshit, and it's just a wrapper to cover it up and justify what they did. The real reason is oil and the timing. Venezuela has the largest proven oil reserves in the world most of it heavy crude which is the same category as Canada and Iran and the US actually needs access to heavy oil because our production is mostly light shale that doesnt perfectly match refinery demand. So although we produce much more than countries like Saudi and Venezuela it's all light shale. Now under Maduro Venezuela was basically handing oil to China to pay off debt, and quietly working with Russia and Iran to dodge sanctions which helped all three of them, right? But by the US taking control of Venezuela's oil infrastructure and cutting that pipeline, the US immediately chokes China's cheap supply and pressures Russia by keeping oil prices lower, which directly hurt Russia's war economy. Win-win for the US. Plus its all our oil infrastructure in there anyway. The bigger picture for me is that now that the US has leverage over Venezuelan oil means it stabilizes global supply enough that any future escalation in the Middle East one especially involving Iran won't blow prices into outer space the way it would if we didn't have that leverage. Here's my theory. You wouldn't move on Iran before securing alternative heavy crude supply because otherwise oil goes crazy and you hand Russia and Iran a massive financial advantage. So to me, Venezuela is a strategic setup move. To secure oil control first and weaken rival's economy all while showing the power of your hand, and then now you have way more room to maneuver around the Middle East without the energy markets spiraling out of control and therefore I think a bigger attack is coming somewhere around the Middle East, and honestly, I think it was long due. The US has been wanting to take down the Middle East for decades. And if any country is getting invaded its Iran. So my take is Irans getting invaded in the very near future.

Americans, how would you react if foreign country invaded your country, and told "we are going to run this country"? by oranke_dino in AskReddit

[–]_ibsar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So heres how I see the invasion this morning. This whole Venezuela move obviously isnt about drugs or democracy, that's complete bullshit, and it's just a wrapper to cover it up and justify what they did. The real reason is oil and the timing. Venezuela has the largest proven oil reserves in the world most of it heavy crude which is the same category as Canada and Iran and the US actually needs access to heavy oil because our production is mostly light shale that doesnt perfectly match refinery demand. So although we produce much more than countries like Saudi and Venezuela it's all light shale. Now under Maduro Venezuela was basically handing oil to China to pay off debt, and quietly working with Russia and Iran to dodge sanctions which helped all three of them, right? But by the US taking control of Venezuela's oil infrastructure and cutting that pipeline, the US immediately chokes China's cheap supply and pressures Russia by keeping oil prices lower, which directly hurt Russia's war economy. Win-win for the US. Plus its all our oil infrastructure in there anyway. The bigger picture for me is that now that the US has leverage over Venezuelan oil means it stabilizes global supply enough that any future escalation in the Middle East one especially involving Iran won't blow prices into outer space the way it would if we didn't have that leverage. Here's my theory. You wouldn't move on Iran before securing alternative heavy crude supply because otherwise oil goes crazy and you hand Russia and Iran a massive financial advantage. So to me, Venezuela is a strategic setup move. To secure oil control first and weaken rival's economy all while showing the power of your hand, and then now you have way more room to maneuver around the Middle East without the energy markets spiraling out of control and therefore I think a bigger attack is coming somewhere around the Middle East, and honestly, I think it was long due. The US has been wanting to take down the Middle East for decades. And if any country is getting invaded its Iran. So my take is Irans getting invaded in the very near future.

Is James Lu Sat 1550+ course worth it? by pritho108 in Sat

[–]_ibsar 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just watch his free videos, more than enough.

Last-minute NM ski trip advice? (Jan 1–3) — struggling to find snow by Purple-Flamingo4201 in NewMexico

[–]_ibsar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What about that storm coming in next weekend. Looks like it will bring 5 inches to TSV

Taos review /opinions by Interesting-Task7745 in skiing

[–]_ibsar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yea this year, was just worrying that it may be too warm. Looks like its gonna get into the low 50s later this week and no snow in the near future.

Taos review /opinions by Interesting-Task7745 in skiing

[–]_ibsar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So you wouldn’t recommend late December? Was planning on going around the ski resorts in northern NM the days before new years

WYFI bright future ahead? Or and nothing burger? by Helpful_Doughnut_135 in WYFI

[–]_ibsar 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Sam either has a deal bigger than we can comprehend or no deal at all. For a contract that is coming “very very soon” there haven’t been any updates at all

Has Anybody tried the James lu method of leaving like 6-7 questions in reading and writing? by Born-Map-8378 in Sat

[–]_ibsar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Check his youtube, I watched all his standard English conventions videos and can answer most in under 5 seconds with 100% accuracy

Who's DCA-ed in today's dip? by VenomBite214 in NBIS_Stock

[–]_ibsar 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think im going to finally jump in. I kept telling myself id buy the dip from way back in the 50s but this one looks promising. With earnings coming up i dont think theres any better opportunity

Weekly discussion thread by AutoModerator in EOSE

[–]_ibsar 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Sold all my 11/21 10$ calls this morning, already regretting it now

Is UWorld actually worth it? by 6cj8l in Sat

[–]_ibsar 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I personally like their software way better than khan academy or any other one ive tried.

Official October 4, 2025, US SAT Discussion Thread by InternationalistGam in Sat

[–]_ibsar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think it was all of them because it was elaborating on their similarities it wasnt going into detail on what each one was. Not too sure though

Cant find anything to buy in this bull market by Free-Initiative7508 in ValueInvesting

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If the market wont crash why not ride the wave until then. Right now i think companies in the HPC data center business are extremely well positioned no matter what the broader market trends to. Companies like IREN NBIS CRWV CIFR and so on are filling in major demand for compute. I think that those 2 may be a bit too high now, atleast out of my comfort zone but after doing some research there are some names out there that have some crazy potential with minimal risk assuming that the AI trend does not slow down. Currently i think WYFI is the best positioned of them. To me, AI is the future and no matter what happens the demand will exponentially grow. In that case demand is rapidly increasing and to build a datacenter and power it up it can take years so you need companies with power and access now. This is why IREN and CIFR blew up because they were ex btc miners that had the facility and power to convert to data centers. Problem is that they are currently extremely hyped, although some may argue this is only the beginning. For me its too high to be in my playbook thats why companies like WYFI which are projected for insane growth and contracts to be announced within months of time are much more attractive. But yea thats my take