I don’t have a problem with it, and the 3% match for my IRA is nice. Margin rates are low. 

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I’m not sure. They haven’t done a show at the harbor in like 10 years. They say to find spots along the harbor but m Charleston and MT Pleasant side. Looks like low visibility. It’s like 59 degrees and rainy. They haven’t canceled it yet.

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Isn't that like impossibly low for a trillion dollar company?

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Well I don't focus mainly on delta or spreads. I usually use an algo and once I see a trend occurring I usually give it a couple minutes to confirm direction then do a quick trade in and out. I focus on that low because the contracts move very quickly sometimes losing 500-1000 of their original value with moves of .50 -1.00 on spy.

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Is V8 low sodium actually good for you? AI says yes but AI is retarded so

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My car from 1998 gets 25 mpg. I travel 30 miles every day I work. Gas near me is roughly 6 dollars per gallon. If I work 5 days a week, I travel 150 miles. 25mpg x 6 gallons =150 miles So I need 6 gallons every week, at least Which means I need to spend a minimum of 36$ a week on gas 36 x 4 weeks = 144$ a month on gas This is the low end. I actually tend to work 6-7 days a week, and soon I'll be working two locations. And that's just for driving to work, not anything else

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Bye bye Spirit. JetBlue is next. Turns out low budget carrier airlines cannot take elevated fuel prices, caused by Iran war. Even if the merger went thru back in 2024, they’d probably be in similar shape. Their business model wasn’t designed to be able to handle any baseline cost increases, like fuel. Meanwhile their CEO banked 950k last year with a 2million sign on bonus, and 2million retention bonus. The CEO before that was paid something like 6.5million in 2024. Corporate capitalistic greed/horse fuckery. Not perfect, largely messy. C levels and up rewarded at the top for 2 corporate bankruptcies and now a failed business. 17,000 employees now filing unemployment and not sure how to pay their rent next month.

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Idk this looks a lot like what happened after the tariff low. It never came back down there

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It is hilarious - They literally achieved the exact opposite. My guess is that it will get scooped up on the low and turned into Trump Airlines, by Uday and Qusay Trump.

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Once again Netflix just failed to acquire Warner Bros. It happens. That's the nature of business. Mergers fail, competitors rise up, product lines that were profitable for years eventually die out, etc. Im hoping that companies start investing more in people who have the capabilities to think through these types of business challenges instead of just farming out large divisions to low cost countries. Eventually with the business environment being where it is, Human Resources are going to be much more important in the future. Eventually, it will go back to being a strategic advantage rather than being a simple OpEx calculation. To get there though, the model at these business schools which always recommend to replace people with drones will have to change. I want to see the government let more businesses fail like Spirit. The government has to stop stepping in anytime a business needs assistance.

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