2024 Field

Gambling is a defined outcome at a point in time.

Investing is understanding a companies vision and believing in their ability to execute it in the long term.

Gamblers are always so touchy when you call gambling out for what it is.

What drives your performance in the stock market? Is it perhaps the value of the stock at a point in time?
 
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Big Liz Cheney crowd, perhaps.

I’m not going to even bother with tracking this **** today. I remain on Team Coin Flip and that’s where I’ll be all night unless the results tonight are overwhelming.
 
Big Liz Cheney crowd, perhaps.

I’m not going to even bother with tracking this **** today. I remain on Team Coin Flip and that’s where I’ll be all night unless the results tonight are overwhelming.

Yeah, anyone who expects a clear answer tonight is optimistic. Unless something wild happens and one or the other blows the other out in key states, it will be too close to call in most states until absentees are taken care of.
 
269-269 would be fun

It would make the house vote so important. Right now R has a clear advantage but if there's an incoming swell of D reps it could sway it to even more balanced.

Edit: Also it could lead to the funniest thing possible if my memory is correct where we could have a VP that wasn't part of the ticket. Imagine a Harris/Vance white house **** would be hysterical.
 
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We should have a general feeling tonight on how it's likely to go, in regards to turnout and also the results in the states that report tonight.
 
What drives your performance in the stock market? Is it perhaps the value of the stock at a point in time?

At a very low level the valuation of a stock is the discounted future cashflows so it isn't a singular outcome that is resolved at a point in time.

Then at a more detailed level its about benchmarks and future growth projections.
 
Seems like in the early returns R's are again dominating election day.

I'm told though the low prop mail in ballots from 2020 that weren't will eventually turnout for Dems. Still waiting....
 
At a very low level the valuation of a stock is the discounted future cashflows so it isn't a singular outcome that is resolved at a point in time.

Then at a more detailed level its about benchmarks and future growth projections.

we should not discount the possibility that the discount factor is affected by politics
 
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Seems like in the early returns R's are again dominating election day.

I'm told though the low prop mail in ballots from 2020 that weren't will eventually turnout for Dems. Still waiting....

We have to see what happens with the late night/early morning dumps. They probably won't be as massive this time.
 
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Assuming I's are 50/50 and D/R split 100% Dems need ~500K votes to reach their 2020 totals for Arizona.

Republicans ~300K.

Going to see this trend ALL across teh nation.
 
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