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That’s why the administration has to do their research and respect the opinions of experts before going into war with Iran. Oh but then he’s the smartest guy with the highest IQ in the world.

That’s just it… not a single thought of their own.
And every time the power goes out the IQ in the room falls through the floor.

Only the highest IQ users frequent the AH thread.

Which Means 80% of all security class action lawsuits are not biotechs. Thanks for proving his point. These low IQ posters drive me wild.

I thought low T was my problem but it was actually low IQ

Casual Finance produces moronic content for low IQ doomers who think the markets are always wrong and everything is always on the verge of a crash.

Thanks and maybe try the Bloomberg Podcasts, ETF IQ and Trillions, it’s great to also get interviews of the issuers and portfolio managers also odd lots has some great episodes around hedging and positioning

I haven't even watched Dune 3 and can already tell you Dune is the best trilogy ever
If you try to form a rebuttal just realize you are low IQ and I will not hear it

quant interviews do a pretty good job of selecting for high IQ, and you generally can't "grind" for them beyond the basics, coding jesus is actually pretty hilarious to me though just from a psychological pov seems like a giant troll

Low IQ distraction bait

Yeah thats what i thought idiot. Guaranteed the only broke loser is your low IQ ass, enjoy that Amazon delivery gig

This post is so low IQ it's laughable

Following the low IQ performance from the UNHINGED and COMPLETELY CORRUPT Belgian men's football team, or Belgdumbs as I call them, I hereby announce - All waffles are now tariffed at 1 billion % EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER!

>Oh is it no longer shilling to recommend trading this stock? It’s not just blind buy and hold or be branded a traitor?
Lmao I fucking despise these dumb ass takes. *"Someone else on reddit years ago told me X, how can you now suggest Y?"* as if all of reddit is one person. Feel free to quote where I've said that options trading is shilly, otherwise you're just bringing pointless topics into this discussion and wasting my time
>There was great money to be made in the past with options on this stock.
Yes, and there is in the future as well. You just need to be intelligent with your own trading strategy and not buy into random Warrant hype. That includes this post and wedge as well, I'm personally investing into it because [I've thoroughly analyzed the company myself](https://www.reddit.com/user/AlternativePaint6/comments/1p7cjf4/gamestop_the_one_stock_to_rule_them_all/) just like RK did, and not because strangers on reddit tell me to.
>Thanks for confirming that nearly identical wedges have been drawn with no real, sustained breakout.
Another low IQ take. First, I doubled my $10k with options during the last breakout, that money feels pretty damn real to me. Second, in May '24 the stock was at $10 low and broke out to $80, after which **it has sustained $20+.** How is +100% gains from May '24 lows not a sustained breakout?
I'm expecting another similar breakout in the near future, maybe not this month but definitely next year the latest. That's why I've bought *some* short dated options that I'm willing to lose in the near months, but I've mostly bought long dated LEAPS so I'll benefit from the sustained breakout anyways.
>I sat through RC destroying the momentum on two of them that I can remember.
Welcome to real world, apparently RC doesn't give a flying fuck about your small call position, rather he'd make ~~millions~~ *billions* for the company. As a result, *his company* now has $10B to invest and we're now looking at $20 lows compared to $10 lows in May '24 and $1 lows in 2020.
It's like the CEO is ignoring the short term volatility and squeezes and focusing on long term value. Sounds like a CEO doing his job to me, but in no world would I blame him for me losing money in options or warrants lmao. Did you know it's illegal for a CEO to orchestrate a short squeeze by the way? Like, he's legally obliged to think what's best *for the business*, not for the short term activist investors.
>I should have put my money in Boring old SPY 2 years ago instead. Heck, I should have done it after the Jan squeeze instead of being sucked into this for years.
Yes, you should have. If you don't know what you're doing then stop trading.

Du hast jetzt negativ IQ?

Sie haben heute im Radio sehr unerwartet eine ganz kurze Rede von Trump abgespielt, wie er auf den Iran hinhasst
Ich schwöre, ich habe beim Zuhören 69 IQ Punkte verloren

Mainly three:

(1) Your executing/clearing broker provisioning you as a permissioned user under their own data redistributor relationship (IBKR at your size), so their compliance is the counterparty the vendor trusts rather than you onboarding cold

2) A vendor like LSEG, FactSet or Cap IQ with a broker or established counterparty vouching for you on the KYC

(3) An independent B/D or custodian umbrella (the LPL route) that bundles access, entitlements and compliance for small RIAs and family offices.

Just know all of it solves the access and compliance problem more than the cost one, you'll still owe exchange pro-data fees either way. Worth pinning down what you actually needed the terminal for first.

PEOPLE STILL IN MEMORY STOCKS NEED TO HAVE IQ TESTED

Anyone who read that lost IQ points.

I know Remy had higher IQ than most regards in here