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Because everyone goes for that ideal look so 13 looks like 18. 28 looks like 18 and 38 looks like 18 (if they maintained well)

You set a stop loss on the counter you are trading. Stop loss is very useful. 20 years ago, if you want to set a stop loss, you would have to pay for the features but now you can just freely use it on Moomoo, Robinhood or other trading platforms.

https://www.theatlantic.com/economy/2025/12/nvidia-ai-financing-deals/685197/ CoreWeave’s business model consists of buying up lots of high-end computer chips, and building or leasing data centers to house those chips. It then rents out those assets to AI companies that need computing power but prefer not to take on the huge up-front costs themselves. If this is straightforward enough, CoreWeave’s financial situation is anything but. The company expects to bring in $5 billion in revenue this year while spending roughly $20 billion. To cover that gap, the company has taken on $14 billion in debt, nearly a third of which comes due in the next year. Many of these loans were issued by private-equity firms at high interest rates, and several use complex forms of financial engineering, such as giving the money to newly formed legal entities created for the explicit purpose of borrowing on CoreWeave’s behalf (more on that later). CoreWeave also faces $34 billion in scheduled lease payments that will start kicking in between now and 2028. The money that CoreWeave is making, meanwhile, comes from just a few intimately connected sources. A single customer, Microsoft, is responsible for as much as 70 percent of its revenue; its next biggest customers, Nvidia and OpenAI, might make up another 20 percent, though exact numbers are hard to find. Nvidia is also CoreWeave’s supplier of chips and one of its major investors, meaning CoreWeave is using Nvidia’s money to buy Nvidia’s chips and then renting them right back to Nvidia. OpenAI is also a major CoreWeave investor and has close financial partnerships with both Nvidia and Microsoft.

Of course, it depends on the socio-economical level of the place they live in. For example, there are people who barely can find clean food or water in some parts of Africa. For these people, just getting food for the day is a success. Things have gotten worse in many parts of the world. People cannot find jobs in parts of America and drug use is rampant. When society gets downgraded, the chance of success also gets lowered. However, that's not to say everywhere in the world is getting worse. Some countries like India or Philippines benefit more as remote jobs are outsourced to them (capital outflow to them).

In my opinion, the job market have definitely shifted in the past few decades. Things are no longer as rosy as before for the average Joe. Sure, you can find some people who make it online but these people tend to stand out and they are the top 0.01%. In the past, it was easy to get a job. And then it became harder and harder.

It depends on how famous you really are. If you are ultra famous like Brad Pitt or Tom Cruise, making money would be of less priority. Freedom would be higher priority. But maybe they love to socialize too.

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Can read Cal Newport’s book, So Good They Can't Ignore You: Why Skills triumph passion

He probably said that when he ran out of things to say. Sometimes, one will exaggerate a bit. Also, some people take good supplements and those help. Some people self medicate. They know what are the medicine for cough, fever, sore throat and just take them without seeing a doctor.

That's the realization stage.

These two female streamers meet Nvidia boss by chance. They start to speak in English midway through. Love their tonality and the song.

Sometimes you may be doing the wrong thing on repeat. Like a teacher who has taught for 10 years may not actually impart more energy and enthusiasm than a teacher who just joined. Experienced or not, you just have to go out there and do a great job.

Zoom communications. Zoom is selling so low at NYSE. Their earnings is at all time high (even higher than covid period) and they have no debt if not wrong. What do you guys think?

Lenovo is not ibm. Lenovo took over IBM's laptop business including Thinkpad series because IBM wants to focus on other businesses such as software side