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You shut your filthy mouth.

So, it's random?

My first impression when I saw the character select was, "oh god here we go...."

Moriarty was a projection of Data's memory. It wasn't super weird. Although I was hoping they could have worked in the real one. Also, Geordi's daughter mentioned hanger bay 12 or some such. So, yeah, Enterprise D is there.

US 10 Year:

I'm wondering if the market has hit somewhat of a bottom since interest rates are starting to come down. Look at the 2Y and 10Y.

There is a setting that forces it to be deterministic, removing any randomness from the responses. I wonder if that would've made a difference?

No, contract prices vary per strike. Right now, a SPY CALL at 385 strike price is $15.38. So, 1 contract will cost you 100 x 15.38 = $1538. FYI market starting to tank...

Hey, World War 3 would have the same effect as rate hikes.

It'll be whatever the odds favor. Which is 25 I believe.

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I've stopped dating because I don't feel physically attracted to women who are at or near my own age. However, I also couldn't handle the personality of someone much younger.

I wonder if it's looking at your browser cookies or its local storage. Try the same thing from two different computers, or in an incognito window.

The universe will collapse in on itself.

Okay, fine. But the links I've given it were ones I created within the past couple days.

I have had it inspect data from Pastebin and GitHub so it can indeed follow links. In fact, I did it just a little bit ago, but it took some coaxing. Granted, those two sites have an API interface so maybe that's the difference? Regardless, it gets in a state of confusion of what it can and...

You're not fooling anyone.

Checkmate:

Does anyone understand why ChatGPT will sometimes access weblinks and other times not? For example, I've had it directly tell me to provide a Pastebin link, or GitHub link. However, if ask it to do so as an initial request it'll state it doesn't have that capability. Example from just now...

Right, I've tried using the one built into Thinkorswim . I understand the "V" graph, but it always shows profitable regions way further out than what I'm experiencing, probably due to IV. I'm wondering, since the market is extremely volatile, that straddle plays are a good bet right now. I...

No, it's not specifically straddles. What I meant was, every time I try a different strategy on paper it's green. For this, I was testing a straddle play prior to an earnings call. My gut instinct was FDX was going to be really good or really bad. About straddles: I've searched YouTube for...

Could've made 2 grand off that single FDX straddle. EVERY time I try something with the paper account I win. If I do it for real, I lose. WTF.

There is a significant time jump between the two games, correct? I have not played part 2 and do not plan to, but I am curious if the series could progress towards it and hopefully avoid reaching that point.

I'm guess I'm not making a major revelation here, and if I'm right it's a damn shame they ruined it with the previews from months ago....

And I did a straddle play with them on the paper account. God damnit.

Even a broken clock is something-something...

Yup, a YouTuber trader I watch nightly always says, "Listen to what the market is telling you. Never place a trade based on what you *think* is going to happen.

Here we go?

For a very long term view, say 5-10 years out, load up on silver, gold, and uranium mining stocks. They are very cheap. SIL, SILJ, GDX, GDXJ, URA are some ETFs that I routinely buy

Good video, but I think Intel sellers have long vacated the premises. In other news, all my random straddle plays are very green. Not sure what to think.

We'll be green by the end of the day.

I moved money into a Vanguard high yield savings account. 4.1%.

Probably seen as a "safe haven". Gold is skyrocketing.

So much for my "brilliant" DIA CALLs I purchased Friday. 650 point gain over night wiped away...

Joe Brown breaks is down:

Ha! Bought DIA calls Friday. I'm a genius.

Awesome, awesome movie. Anyone looking at this thread and haven't seen it, go watch it now.

A YouTuber I watch daily, who I have a lot of respect for and really don't believe he's blowing smoke up your ass, has suggested that the best option trading strategy is a straddle but you do it ITM and with a year of time. That's expensive as hell though, doing that with an index like QQQ or...

Right, I know what a straddle is. I'm wondering if one buys a straddle with enough time (I was doing 6 months out), is the success rate fairly high? Obviously, if a stock goes sideways for 6 months you're screwed. But the odds of that, especially in this environment, is unlikely.