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iQIYI, Inc.
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As opposed to your high IQ comment that the company is unprofitable?

Low IQ comment. No company is going to subsidize [multi-billion dollar losses ](https://isaiprofitable.com/)on a product forever. [Least of all Google](https://killedbygoogle.com/)

I invited feedbacks, not some stupidass comments. Yo Ramesh, did I say it wasn’t AI assisted. And what if it was written with an AI? What’s wrong with it?
The overall design, purpose, and methods were all coming directly from me anyways. I just had it write the summary to post and let it write the code.
So I created this. Ai didn’t just make something out of nowhere and decided to post it.
There is another reason why I posted on Reddit. So I don’t really give a shit if it doesn’t get views or have supports here.

I was expecting haters shit talking but since the topic came out I can addess this.
Can you solve 373827.748498 x 7484737390 =2.798×10¹⁵ in your head? I can’t do it, and neither do I need to. I don’t fuckin need to solve that in my head. Ai computed for me before I even finished the sentence.
But it’s AI assisted. So is it somehow wrong or bad?
Man, you swear like you are so smart enough to evaluate something that’s beyond you. Talk shit all you want foo
And yeah, you can be that retard still asking for pen and paper to manually solve math problems when all you have to do is let the computers calculate it.
Gtfo. Even a crow has an IQ of 70

What do you think the average IQ is of people who still buy on "peace deal" headlines?

Room temperature IQ

Imagine not issuing bonds when rates were near zero (OUR HIGH IQ GOV)

I get it. I too am pissed at Trump for not keeping his campaign promise on historical levels of mass deportation and getting goated into another Israeli war.
On a marginally more serious note. I’m beyond defending this administration or the Republican Congress. However, you have a sub 75 IQ if you think for one second things wouldn’t be considerably worse under a Kamala or another Biden administration.

Ask him if know what this means inside & out. If not, he's not close to being ready. The water in this pool is much deeper than it looks: B**usiness fundamentals, risk management/temperment/emotional IQ, valuation, macro regime, the Fed, competitive disruption, technological change, geopolitical tail risks, position sizing,** VIX term structure, skew, put/call ratios by product, options volume, implied correlations, volatility risk premiums, zero-DTE activity, dealer positioning proxies, VVIX, credit volatility,- **and eventually when to buy & when to sell.**

being smart probably helps you learn faster but I don’t think trading difficulty is mainly an IQ problem

keep buying those worthless equities as rates climb higher
Trump and the FED are about to create so many poors
these younger “investors” have the IQ of a rock lmao

Watching ads in 2026 is the real low IQ move here.

Well no shit , you think the shop owner is gonna suddenly lose IQ and forgoe profit? The same thing applies to everything else as well including food produces here in Iran, for example you can look up the price of eggs from past month to now and see the insane jump in the price. People from lower classes can't buy meat anymore ffs.

How about allow me one low IQ moment and hopefully we celebrate tomorrow in the am.

The problem is when you start going negative. I have margin on my IQ, so I'm all good

I don't think you quite understand what is going on here. I'm not saying the stock exchange halts trading of the stock on the ex-dividend date. At the start of trading, the stock goes ex-dividend and whatever the stock was trading at is reduced by the amount of the dividend. If it was trading at $100 and they issue a $1 dividend, the share price is lowered to $99 and you get $1 in cash. The stock can then trade at whatever the market wants to. Here's the part that requires some IQ. Had they not issued a dividend, then the stock would be at $100 and be trading at whatever the market determines the fair value to be for the day. You fail to grasp simple logic here my friend.

Leveraged ETF's are the lowest IQ play imaginable.

>Again there is no once source to quote. First, the discussion that OP started here was hypothetical in nature with a debate that is by definition academic and not practical because it doesnt follow real-world market conditions. Rather it posits a hypothetical market where companies were never allowed ti pay a dividend and shareholders could never expect to receive any claim they have tk company earnings.
Yes there really should be a source to quote since OP and you don't understand the basics.
>Lastly, because I didn’t mention it anywhere else, in this hypothetical world “selling shares to make your own dividend” or to “realize your claim in cash flows” is absurd and is, in fact, a Ponzi scheme.
You have a low IQ since you still don't understand that the dividend reduces the share price on the ex-dividend date. Therefore, had the company not issued a dividend, you could have simply sold a portion of shares.
>A company’s value is the net present value of all future cash flows.
Yes, which is represented by the market cap. The share price is the market cap dividend by the shares outstanding. Therefore, selling shares represents the cashflow. See what I mean? You are so delusional that you are agreeing with me and disagreeing with me at the same time.
>In a world where the company is not allowed to return capital to shareholders, then the only way for the company to give value to shareholders would be through:
You literally just said the company's value is the value of all future cashflows

America is in a crisis. Clearly the so called leader is sun setting right before the world's eyes and time for him to be put out to pasture, but too large of a percentage of citizenship is low IQ themselves to notice dude is sick and incompetent. If more Americans realized that, the weak pussified Congress and Cabinet wouldn't be so afraid to pasture him immediately. They know he's effed.

It is, I’ve seen people whose interview process has none of these bs, skips the IQ/ test / brain teasers wtv and get simple interview qns

Warren Buffett said it best when he said, "temperament and emotional discipline matter far more than raw intelligence or high IQ when it comes to successful investing." Now trading isn't investing, but you can switch them out for the sake of the discussion.
A lot of high IQ and intelligent people fail at trading because they're used to being the smartest people in the room and succeeding at everything they do. However, the market is made of many participants. People are irrational so that means the market can be irrational. It's prone to fear and greed. Someone can tell you what the market should be doing, and they can be right. But the market can stay irrational longer than most people can stay solvent like Keynes said. In reality there is no right and wrong in the markets, there's just price action and risk management and how you're positioned at a certain moment in time.
Additionally, most people are attracted to the markets for the wrong reasons. When you couple that with such a low barrier to entry then you will have a lot of failure. So yeah, there are a lot of idiots trying to get rich quick in the markets, that's also true. The retail space has a lot of unconscious incompetent experts.
Succeeding in the markets is akin to making it in the NBA, NFL, PPV boxing for a world championship, etc. It's a intellectual performance sport that requires more than just intelligence. You have to be able to perform everyday at the highest level in high pressure situations, and your biology wasn't made for the scenarios the market throws at you. You have to condition your central nervous system to be able to execute in the markets. Your body literally things someone is trying to kill you when your PnL starts going red. You take profits too quick because your body things it just escaped a burning building. You also have a lot of poor people in the markets that are attracted to trading because they're desperate. That means they need every trade to work and every trade that doesn't work makes them even more poor than they already were. It also means they need instant gratification because they're trying to quickly escape poverty.
Anyone can pick up a ball, but most people don't assume they can make it to the NBA just because they have a basketball and a court. Unfortunately, anyone can open up a brokerage account, but most people who do think they can become a market wizard because they have access to a brokerage account.