- 21,924
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Every day I dream of getting RIF'd while napping at work, but they just keep hiring, the bastards.
Do you ever stop perusing unicorn jobs at levels? You link this bullshit in tons of threads incessantly.Wait you’re referring to their stock compensation as part of their TC for employees? If so the crazy stock comps are like this for all these companies
Snowflake Software Engineer Salary | $205K-$857K+ | Levels.fyi
Software Engineer compensation in United States at Snowflake ranges from $205K per year for IC1 to $857K per year for IC5. The median compensation in United States package totals $301K. View the base salary, stock, and bonus breakdowns for Snowflake's total compensation packages.www.levels.fyi
You'd think the SEC would go after whoever speculated that. That's the kind of shit where a lot of money can be made/lost, and "journalists" shouldn't just be able to say stupid shit without repercussions.
LOL I’ve linked it only in the IT thread. Zero clue why data makes you so upset. Get over it man, it’s just data.Do you ever stop perusing unicorn jobs at levels? You link this bullshit in tons of threads incessantly.
In Watler Isaacson’s recent biography of Musk, he described the CEO pushing back in mid-2022 against his engineers’ insistence on referencing a car with a steering wheel and pedals. “This vehicle must be designed as a clean robotaxi. We’re going to take that risk, it’s my fault if it fucks up,” Isaacson quoted Musk as saying. A few weeks after that, Isaacson said, he quoted Musk saying the robotaxi will “transform everything” and make Tesla a “ten-trillion [dollar] company.”
Cathy and Blazin ahead of the curve, again.
TEN TRILLION DOLLAR COMPANY
Tesla reportedly drops plan to build $25K EV | TechCrunch
The company is instead supposedly focusing on its robotaxi project. Musk said Reuters is "lying" but didn't dispute the story's specifics.techcrunch.com
Great minds think alike.. You and Cathy have 5+ year time horizons on Tesla so I don’t really know what to tell you, other than I admire the conviction of you both on this play…This association you have formed is rustling me.
Great minds think alike.. You and Cathy have 5+ year time horizons on Tesla so I don’t really know what to tell you, other than I admire the conviction of you both on this play…
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Historically when Bitcoin moves it moves fast. So you could see sideways chop for months then a 3x in a few days. The risk of trading in and out is that you can miss that couple of big days and make all of the trading a net loss over just holding.I copied Blazin on the FBTC purchase a while back with 2,000 shares.
Anyway, as he posted previously, it is up big time. I was watching it recently and saw it swing a few times and I am specifically wondering if I should:
Set a trailing stop on it to turn the jump into actual realized gains with the full intention of then setting another buy to try and catch a dip!
I know it probably has massive legs and knowing my luck I'll sell and it will immediately bounce, which isn't really the end of the world as I would still buy back in. Or should I just leave well enough alone and close my eyes on it for 5+ years?
For reference, this is in a retirement account and I am not trying to day trade or anything, but it has had a few 10% swings as it climbs ever upward. Am I being too wishful thinking I can do a few entries and exits on the bigger swings?
Historically when Bitcoin moves it moves fast. So you could see sideways chop for months then a 3x in a few days. The risk of trading in and out is that you can miss that couple of big days and make all of the trading a net loss over just holding.
Personally I believe in number go up so I would hold, but if you're going to trade probably just use a small % of your total FBTC so if you miss a big upward move it doesn't hurt too much. If history repeats there will be a time in the cycle where the big moves are more likely to be down and you'd maybe change your approach.
Trading is the #1 way people lose their Bitcoin tho so maybe don't over think it.