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>Every scientific model is wrong, but some are useful
Yes, absolutely. Now your talking real science here.
The only exception to that is in the field of physics, where they think their models are correct and the data/evidence just wrong. Kek.
>What are some good references on learning about the stock market, trading, etc…?
Everywhere. Free all over the web. Focus on learning market profile, trendlines, support-and-resistance lines, and fundamentals (earnings, debt, market share changes). Then dive in and start trading in simulation mode (paper trading).
Yeah, great words for all to consider.
TSLA puts, too. They got a low rating by Consumer Reports and are getting beat by Audi and BMW EVs in Europe and China.
I have a lost a lot of money on OTM TSLA puts lately, but I am still buying them.
>Secession is not the answer. The Constitution (with IMHO one minor flaw, more about that later) has served us well. The issue today is with those (elected, appointed, and otherwise supported) who have violated their oaths to uphold and defend that document
Agreed.
I have a stock trading trick that I use to make more gains than losses.
I listen to what the talking heads on CNBC are saying is likely to happen, then I do the exact opposite.