maskedmelon
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Is anyone familiar with BCII, or why I can’t find their website? I found a LinkedIn page and financials, but no website. Strange...
Its a penny stock on the OTC exchange. Odds are they shutdown their website when they had to move the boiler-room operationIs anyone familiar with BCII, or why I can’t find their website? I found a LinkedIn page and financials, but no website. Strange...
I guess getting sued for Monopolistic practices is bullish now. GOOG up 2.5%
Clownworld.
Yeah just give me the profitable search/advertising parts and someone else can own all the little think tank subsidiaries that are cash drains.I wouldn't be shocked if it's more valuable busted up.
Either it doesn't get busted, and you can have monopoly stock. Or it does and you prolly get gains.
NFLX - I guess all those people cancelled over cuties actually did make a difference. Paid net subscriber change in 3q is +2.2m, expected +3.32m. First move down 6%.
Missed on earnings badly. Maybe they shouldn't be paying the Obamas and Meghan Markle a fucking zillion dollars. This is why woke people do not belong in charge or corporations. Old fucking white dudes who pinch pennies is the way to go.
This was expected from the crypto side, but is a big deal. I expect that they will see a lot of profit on this over the next few years. Big move.PYPL announces they will be allowing crypto transfers and purchases. They were just given a "crypto-license" (whatever that is). Stock jumps 3% on the news.
One of the things crypto has been lacking is credibility. Not so much in blockchain, but in the exchanges. Still too much fraud. Once the PYPL, JPM, GS of the world start playing and the shady exchanges get closed crypto will begin its move to "normalcy".This was expected from the crypto side, but is a big deal. I expect that they will see a lot of profit on this over the next few years. Big move.
I expect a Bitcoin ETF in the next 12 monthsOne of the things crypto has been lacking is credibility. Not so much in blockchain, but in the exchanges. Still too much fraud. Once the PYPL, JPM, GS of the world start playing and the shady exchanges get closed crypto will begin its move to "normalcy".
I'm not educated on this but I can say that blockchain isn't bitcoin. Blockchain is a cryptographic method to verify the authenticity of transactions on a public ledger while Bitcoin is a specific public ledger that utilizes blockchain technology. I won't derail further in this thread but it was a thing in the last crypto bull run for companies to slap blockchain on anything they could to try to capture some of the hype.There already are blockchain ETFs I believe.