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I’m probably regarded but DFLI, CTM, BYND, CGTX, ICU, AIRE, ENLV, and ATCH. Just adding like 5-10 shares each at a time

I’m probably regarded but DFLI, CTM, BYND, CGTX, ICU, AIRE, ENLV, and ATCH. Just adding like 5-10 shares each at a time

>You’re just being an asshole again, what questions did I not answer you, maybe just restate them if I didn't answer them to your liking.
It was right above but here....
so are you insinuating then that anyone taking a Bitcoin loan currently is a very high net worth individual taking large loans?
So if we're talking something like a 10K, 50k, 300k loan, why would people be taking a Bitcoin collateralized loan over cheaper options now?
Also, so you're saying 4.1% is the going rate for a collateralized Bitcoin loan? Who is that with, as I want to just go see what competitive options are out there?
>You can't get any bitcoin loans without "giving up bitcoin as collateral", every lender requires the collateral to be staked even on chain lenders like Ledn who offer 12%.
Never argued this point. I understand what collateralized loans mean
>As for your mortgage, you have a pretty shit interest rate, so Im assuming you have a pretty terrible lending portfolio, definitely not in private banking, I secured a 1.8m mortgage 4 months ago at 3.89%.
>I never said you dont have assets, or that's not what I meant at least. What I meant was you dont have the asset threshold to be anyone of significance. And you bragging about a relatively small down-payment might impress your hometown boys, but its chump change.
No it's not.That's the going rate currently for Middle class peasants like myself and you don't have to be condescending and turn your nose up just because I'm a different income level as you are. I wouldn't take a loan larger than that because I would rather use my cash as well. You're flaunting that you have all these assets yet you're taking a 1.8 million loan still, oh okay haha. Even still you don't operate on a different fed reserve rate than I do. 6.125% is competitive without any buy down or using points. I'm sitting on a 2.9% 25 year fixed on my current house . Of course rates change and I'm not trying to compete with you or saying that I have more assets than you. You're missing the point if that's what you're making it about. I'm a middle-class ICU nurse that makes around $86k working part-time. I'm not trying to come off as if I have a $1.8 million mortgage I don't. That doesn't mean that with an 825 credit score, low credit to debt ratio with the only debt being my current mortgage and putting down around $533k on the next house that I'm not a well qualified buyer for the best rates anybody's going to be able to give me.

ATCH... revenue up 51%...check out after hours.. wow
YDKG...chinese stock....too cheap. May squeeze
GPUS...still holding from last runup...looking good this week.
WCT...up 11% after hours. Keep your eye on this.
Holding on to BYND, ICU, and IXHL.