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re: CFA vs CFP

Posted by Shepherd88 on 3/2/26 at 5:13 pm to
You think BlackRock is going to keep CFA’s around when Alladin & Gemini can do all of that work at a cheaper rate?

re: CFA vs CFP

Posted by Shepherd88 on 3/2/26 at 2:54 pm to
If they’re employed by a wirehouse then yes ultimately it is true. The CFA will earn a salary and bonuses based on their “picks” but the main revenue source of the firm is a CFP. So the CFP keeps the back office employed.

re: CFA vs CFP

Posted by Shepherd88 on 3/2/26 at 1:17 pm to
CFA is harder to obtain but ultimately CFA’s end up working for CFP’s.. and an analyst position is much more vulnerable to AI

re: Hmm, could it be

Posted by Shepherd88 on 2/28/26 at 9:56 am to
This was just last week actually

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Dana Eden, an Israeli producer best known for co-creating the Apple TV show “Tehran,” was found dead on Sunday in Athens, where the show’s fourth season was being filmed, Greek police said.

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This is a bad look for Trump. Anthropic admitted that AI was not ready to be pushed further in warfare and the government is trying to force that. In over 95% of war game simulations AI chose a tactical nuke option.
I uploaded the file to chat gpt and had it bring up some points that contradicted it.

Mainly this “scenario” assumes

1. labor income is static and not adaptive
2.productivity rises while income falls
3. Underestimates capital market adaptation
4. Overestimates demand collapse (if corporations grabbed all the money then the government would like raise taxes to redistribute wealth)

It agrees that there likely could be a painful labor market transition but that demand would shift to newly created jobs due to AI infrastructure created.
I went to Zermatt about 7 years ago. Beautiful place, tough skiing
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Of the guys talked about, which ones had inside info that would send common folk to jail? All of them?


Simon’s was a mathematician and a Cold War code breaker. He made Stony Brook what it was today. He took massive amounts of information and fed it into a computer and created what we know today as algorithms. His story is pretty incredible about creating Ren Tech.
Jim Simons is hands down the greatest trader of all time, there is no comparison.
60 errors? Is this an SMA account?? Are your figures even final on the 1099?

re: China threatens U.S. AI monopoly

Posted by Shepherd88 on 2/16/26 at 7:40 am to
China doesn’t innovate, they only replicate.
Unless he’s an employee of XOM then he has the possibility of NUA
Wasn’t it supposed to crash last year bc the Eagles won?
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I would certainly trust your source. I mean, it's on the Internets!!1!1


If you feel like you need a PhD Nutritionist to give you a much further detailed history of how dark it really is, then here’s your source, you can read the whole book.

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There’s an open mkt order for 21m coins at 0.01 so it technically could not hit $0

re: Coffee and Blood Glucose

Posted by Shepherd88 on 2/5/26 at 8:56 am to
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What are you putting in the coffee? Black coffee alone usually doesn’t spike glucose in most people.


It will absolutely spike cortisol which will spike blood glucose. Does it to me every time at least 10-15 pts.

re: What happened today

Posted by Shepherd88 on 1/29/26 at 12:36 pm to
Gov shutdown looming
Japanese yen unwinding again, 10 yr treasury climbing, Trump Tariffs, Alien announcement imminent.

And markets will probably finish green tomorrow
This headline is really misleading. It’s an opinion by a former bank chair who retired 14 years ago. And she made the “opinion” that the bank simply have a contingency plan.. not that the markets would crash.
All that stuff is, is a derivative from duck liver and heart. If you take enough of it, it’ll keep you up all night but other than that it’s a placebo.

The original theory (early 1900s) was that a supposed oscillating microorganism (“oscillococcus”) seen in flu patients was also found in duck organs. That microorganism was later shown not to exist, but the product stuck around.
USD losing its reserve status is far far from a societal collapse. lol