Greetings from 50 degrees, it-hasn’t-rained-since-Christmas Palo Alto. It’s Wednesday night as I am typing this, and I really wanted to say something about the /ES futures…….
(more…)Slope of Hope Blog Posts
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In Good Company
From Sloper Pierre Raymond:
Companies have been changing their pace since the advent of the pandemic, and although it may have started as a part-time idea, certain changes are now looking more permanent, and we’re not just talking about remote work.
While millions of American employees have been separating themselves from anxiety-induced employers, and the pandemic fueling a Great Resignation which saw more than 5.9 million workers put down tools in December 2021 – organizations are shifting their focus from employee perks to the employee themselves.
(more…)Awkward Thanksgiving, Ahoy!
I don’t make a habit of shamelessly cutting and pasting content, but here is the original post. I simply had to share this, since it’s jaw-dropping. The boldface is my own.
I need help figuring out what I should do about this tax liability predicament that I find myself in. Let me take you on a journey of my bad personal decisions of the past 2 years. My first fuckup was discovering options in April of 2020, when stonks only went up. I put in hours to become acquainted with market terminology and studied options strats and stocks strats. Of course in the beginning it was a fun rollercoaster. Ultimately I ended up doubling my 5k account before i popped the question to the parents: “can i trade your money?” Little did I know that this jump would ruin my health and wealth…
(more…)FB < > GOOGL
I can only laugh.
(more…)Eyes on Earnings
With the unanticipated mayhem that Alphabet caused last night, people are more focused than ever on what surprises may be in store today after the close, with Facebook being today’s Belle of the Ball.
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