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IQ is defined with a mean of 100 and a standard deviation of 15, so technically if someone was >6.7 SD below the mean they would have a negative IQ. Only about 1 in 100 billion people is this stupid.

Bro, i was supporting your argument above. Sorry, if i didnt articulate properly. By low IQ i meant the OP of this comment, not you.
Why did you hit me under the belt? Haha.

See having high IQ, doesnt mean you can influence anything. Either you need Facts or Money. Which you dont have. Lol 😂

Alway rember, 85 IQ is considered within the normal range.

This is true for SEC data on Cap IQ and exchanges related info.
S&P Global aggregate and clean the data as financial statements can be messy between companies.
Investment banks and financial institutions pay for the reliability and the excel plug-in.
Yahoo finance has always been there for free. However institutions still pay for S&P Global, Bloomberg etc…
Gemini and Anthropic are actually paying S&P Global to license their market intelligence data so they must find some value in it.
Overall I think AI is just a supplemental / new distribution channel for them not a threat.

DAMN GOOD FUCKING POINT: [https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1159510/000137036821000064/a210729-ex992.htm](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1159510/000137036821000064/a210729-ex992.htm)

T**hat same day, March 24, while the ViacomCBS stock price continued to fall, another of Archegos’s significant long positions, Tencent Music Entertainment Group, plummeted 20%.  CS determined that it would be making a $2.7 billion call for variation margin the next day.**  Given the size of that call, the matter was escalated to the Co-Heads of Prime Services and the Head of Equities, who scheduled a call with Archegos for that evening to inform it of the upcoming margin call.  
 CRM listed Archegos’s long equity swap positions in excess of $1 billion as: ViacomCBS at $1.7 billion; Baidu at $1.5 billion; and Tencent at $1.2 billion.  It also noted that implementing dynamic margining for Archegos was a “major focus area” of CRM and PSR in 2021.
Archegos had significant longs:  Chinese ADRs:  Tencent Music (TME), Vipshop (VIPS), GSX, Baidu (BIDU), and iQIYI (IQ), as well as Viacom (VIAC)...CS ultimately participated in three such Goldman-led block trades, selling shares in Baidu, Tencent, and Vipshop Holdings.

CS sees a vertical slice of \[Archegos’s\] book, meaning there are not any hidden names we’re unaware of
So names like Viacom, Tencent, Discovery all > 3 DTV \[in the CS portfolio\], if there is an issue, all brokers would be looking to exit simultaneously

My tinfoil hat theory is that a lot of MAGAs purposefully avoided getting vaccinated, and experienced the cognitive decline from COVID. Effectively dropping their IQ and making them even more vulnerable to persuasion (especially the bigoted kind they gravitate towards naturally).

Markets will crash if FII don’t come in? Lol
That graph itself is a slap on their face. These dumbheads have such low IQ, what can i even say.

Not only IITians, they want the true peak intelligence.
So even lower branches at IITs or lower caste students often don't qualify.
As Jane Street has a JEE advanced AIR 100-500 CAP I guess so this also filters out people who found their way in with lower scores, they don't compromise on IQ

Bondi IQ estimate? (Right answers only)

Commodity Insights (Platts): AI cannot “collect” data that doesn’t exist publicly. The price of Brent Crude or a Ton of steel is not just “scraped” from a website. SPGI analysts litteraly get on the phone whit buyers and sellers.
The biggest risk is on Capital IQ: if investment banks hire less analysts it means less cap IQ licenses so revenue drop.
SPGI will likely transits from per seat to per query (AI API calls) the volume of data consumption will explode even if the numbers of “humans” using licenses shrinks.
The market acts like they struggle to implement that, tho they have been doing it for years, and recently issued deals with Anthropic and Gemini.
Give it 2-3 quarters of continued growth and have the management give numbers on what money they make out of selling data to LLMs and it will go right back up.
Other parts of the business are rock solid MOAT wise in my opinion.

This is low IQ stuff ngl

if you left because the average IQ was approaching \~85 be aware it currently oscillates at about 79 or so...

Disclaimer - sorry to disappoint u early on .
But no wealth is earned through tradin .n enough i know to say . Every person who has said they made fortune out of trading either misguiding or has an underline ajenda .. its all a rigged game .. u without insider knowledge can't even sustain a year of profit . Let's remain generating generational wealth through trading ..
Its a system to lure innocent n novice money to favour the corrupt
Ps- no person should give his prime years to genrrate or even believe to make it big into trading unless with a hand of insiders .. n to b true it was believable n doable at one point but now when the system is so rigged .. u only be broke n loosing precious time of ur life or be slaved of the market for life. . people with enough guts n IQ should put there money into something reasonable ratner than into markets to loose sanity n money combined

He and I have a similar IQ

I have a feeling your IQ falls somewhere on the left side of the bell curve

Florida's average IQ is lower than the average temperature.

Big head = big brain = big IQ (as long as we're not just talking a bald bro)

Low IQ people seek conspiracy explanations as a way to avoid self-blame and reflection. It’s a coping mechanism. You see it all over Reddit.

If you’re into value investing, Benjamin Graham’s “The Intelligent Investor” is foundational stuff. It covers timeless ideas like margin of safety, Mr. Market’s mood swings, and why behavior trumps IQ in the markets. Warren Buffett swears by it for a reason.
Found this quick video summary that distills the key points in a few minutes: https://youtu.be/Qxi6MRmbp5I. It’s a great teaser, but the book itself is where the real insights are.
Anyone applied Graham’s defensive vs. enterprising investor approach in their portfolio? Thoughts?