Very low CPI and faster rate cuts / more printing will get cash moving back in.

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Very likely this comes down a bit into all the data tomorrow. From there who knows.

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Of course you can use Spotify AND buy merch/see artists live. If you're down to convenience, that's what a lot of people do. If you like Billie Eilish, switching to bandcamp would not change anything for her. All I say is that your impact on a musician is so very different, depending on how large they are. I watch smaller artists and visit their shows, buy merch. And I buy their music through bandcamp, because it'll literally benefit them more compared to giving them 20 clicks on Spotify. That's fact.

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my all time looks very similar to this now - big losses during the pandemic/meme era and now I am in the positive by a good 5 digit. But I lost on stocks while figuring out options turned out to be profitable.

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It doesn't just take patience, you need a bunch of money to compound, especially if you're not starting very young.

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His goal is to double it within 3 months so he’s gambling just the same. Whole vocabulary of ”winning”, ”figured it out” screams bunch of wrong things, especially when you’ve been bent over the table for years prior. Any tard can win, very miniscule portion have that special good kind of autism where they don’t end up losing it all again anyway.

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Looks like a ginger thing. Very exclusive group

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Just wanted to say I’m proud of you and stay strong and stay safe. Very inspirational post. Good stuff.

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Same, I have clients that use both products. To be frank I like S1 more. I just feel like S1 is a better product and it's way easier for clients to use, especially if their technical depth or internal teams are maybe not as technical, so it's definitely geared more for small medium-sized businesses but it does have Enterprise viability too. S1's major challenge is that CrowdStrike has first mover on FedRAMP certification and changing EDRs no matter if you are government or a business sucks so very hard. I think they'll get there, but it's going to be a slog.

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As a software consultant that recently spent a year removing fiserv from a client's tech stack, their product is complete ass and the only reason they have any customers at all is because it's very expensive to remove them. This is not a company whose growth prospects I would be investing in. 

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