The short options are trickier. This is where you're basically betting (and usually borrowing money to do it) that a stock is going to drop below a certain amount. What you're buying is an "option." It's the "asset" created that you actually buy.
The way it pays out is that you get to keep the difference of what the price was and the new lower price.
The flip side of these options is that if the price goes up within the time frame of that option (there's a maturity date attached) you have to buy the stock at that price.
Just FYI... going through with a trial in the Senate for someone who is already no longer in office is the kind of Washington DC bullshit that made Trump possible in the first place.
If you support this farce, you're the problem.
There's no grey area.
People are already moving on from Trump.
Going through with this nonsense will just keep his mystique alive and make him a fucking martyr.
Why do you people refuse to learn from your mistakes?
A lot of people horrified about what happened last Wednesday because politicians were threatened defended the rioters who put the lives of business owners and residents of neighborhoods in jeopardy.
They disgust me the most.
"Oh those poor Congressmen!!!"
Store owners were hiding in fucking refrigerators as their stores were looted and burned by people incited by the Democrats who are impeaching Trump today.
And you defended that shit.
And now the DC "Smart set" (aka pussies) are letting Democrats completely absolve themselves of the terror they unleashed in cities across the country this summer.
I’m going to show you how we can tell that Kyle Rittenhouse shot in self-defense and didn’t just show up in Kenosha to kill “protesters” as the left wing nutjobs are suggesting. And you don’t even need video to prove it.
The first glaring proof is that in a typical “mass shooting” situation, national media would have blanketed the coverage from every angle.
Stories about the victims. Interviews with survivors. Tales of the heroes who tried to stop him. Etc.
We have none of that.
Second proof is that if it was a mass shooting with as much video of the events as the shooting in Kenosha, EVERYONE would have done a minute by minute breakdown of the video.
You can pretend that the US is absolutely failing against a virus that no one knew about less than a year ago...
But it would still be pretending.
The available data suggests that the US, considering how massive and diverse the economy and society is, is doing a decent job managing the problem.
There is no country like the United States. Period.
There just isn't.
When all is said and done and there's a vaccine or herd immunity or whatever, the final analysis will be that it would have been better for you to live in the United States than pretty much anywhere else on the planet during this pandemic.
If you disagree with my statement above you don't understand how bandwidth is delivered to your house and you don't understand how it's paid for.
The bandwidth you pay for is based on normal usage (as it relates to time, not MBPS or GBPS).
If you're pegging your downloads at full capacity for hours and hours, you're getting more than what you actually pay for. Because you're not a normal user.
