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I’m sorry I used $50 as an example but I didn’t think you’d interpret that as “this is how it will be” you know damn well it’d be $80 still. So $240 million for 3mil copies sold is exactly equal to “digital only” as you’re claiming.
With NFT, they make that forever. I seriously doubt if I offered you the choice of $240milion dollars, or $240 million dollars PLUS forever $$$ from resales that you do 0 work for.
So again, what sounds better: $240mil or $240mil + 10% of every resale for eternity. I stg

Been there, done that. It's a simple solution. Sell 75% of remaining and double down with options buy. Since there's no chance it will fall AGAIN you're basically getting your money back PLUS a tidy profit.
This IS financial advice fam

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I’m sorry I used $50 as an example but I didn’t think you’d interpret that as “this is how it will be” you know damn well it’d be $80 still. So $240 million for 3mil copies sold is exactly equal to “digital only” as you’re claiming.
With NFT, they make that forever. I seriously doubt if I offered you the choice of $240milion dollars, or $240 million dollars PLUS forever $$$ from resales that you do 0 work for.
So again, what sounds better: $240mil or $240mil + 10% of every resale for eternity. I stg

Been there, done that. It's a simple solution. Sell 75% of remaining and double down with options buy. Since there's no chance it will fall AGAIN you're basically getting your money back PLUS a tidy profit.
This IS financial advice fam

Let's assume you have two 40-year-olds. One starts maxing out a Roth IRA with VOO and the other maxes out a Roth IRA with QQQI and reinvests all dividends.
Let's assume a 10% annual return on VOO with $7,500 invested annually from age 40-49 and $8,600 invested annually from age 50-59. By age 60 the person with VOO will have about $500K. With $161K invested, that's an earning of about $340K. Since it was in a Roth, no taxes on it at age 60.
Now let's assume that the QQQI dividend remains at 14% annually. Same investments, $7,500 from 40-49 and $8,600 from 50-59. By age 60 the person will have about $800K PLUS a passive annual income of about $100K. No taxes on it either, not on the $640K and not on the $100K annual income.
So, tell me, how exactly is it better to invest in VOO long term than in QQQI? And don't say that QQQI is too new to know what will happen. Of course we don't know what will happen, but we can reasonably assume that it will stay steady. Or if you want more certainty then go with SPYI with a 12% dividend.

My AI Slop Analysis:
**SRFM - Surf Air Mobility** \-- the "Palantir play" that pays Palantir in IOUs

**THE PUMP**
The pitch going around: SRFM landed Wheels Up as launch customer for its BrokerOS software built on Palantir, "up to $12M" deal, co-founder on stage at Palantir's big event -- "real revenue, not just a buzzword." Here's the twist: every word of that is TRUE. And it's still one of the most misleading pitches I've seen all week. Let me show you the plane this lipstick is painted on.

**THE DEAL IS REAL... AND TINY**
The Wheels Up deal is real (it's in the filings). But read the fine print: \~$8M committed over TWO years, plus another $4M that's optional and cancellable. Call it \~$4 million a year. This company does over $100 MILLION a year in revenue -- so the deal everyone's creaming over is about 3% of the business, and they've recognized exactly ZERO software dollars so far. Their own guidance says software adds NOTHING to this year's numbers. It's their FIRST software customer, ever.

**THE PALANTIR "PARTNERSHIP"**
The part the pumpers skip: Palantir doesn't own a single share of SRFM. No investment, no warrant, no revenue share. SRFM is a CUSTOMER of Palantir -- they PAY Palantir to use its software. "Palantir-backed"? No. "Palantir-powered," sure -- the way your phone app is "AWS-powered." And the kicker: SRFM is so broke it's paying its Palantir bill IN STOCK -- it printed 4.7 million new shares to cover the invoice because it doesn't have the cash. Chew on that.

**THE PLANE IS OUT OF FUEL**
The actual company is a regional airline circling the drain:
\- The auditor AND management both flat-out state "substantial doubt about the ability to continue as a going concern." Accountant-speak for "this might not survive."
\- It is ALREADY IN DEFAULT on taxes and debt. Currently. Today.
\- It has FOUR MILLION DOLLARS in cash against a \~$60 million a year burn -- roughly 1-2 months of runway. It sells stock every couple weeks just to keep the lights on.
\- Shareholder equity is NEGATIVE $63 million. It owes more than it owns.
\- Revenue is SHRINKING (-11%), and the airline makes about 4 cents of gross profit per dollar.

**THE DILUTION DEATH SPIRAL**
How they stay alive: a $400 MILLION stock-printing facility that dumps shares at a 10% discount, PLUS a toxic loan whose lender skims 50% off the top of every dollar they raise and can force them to hand over shares twice a month. Share count went from \~13 million to \~100 million in about 18 months, and they're cleared to print up to 800 million. Every share you buy gets buried under an avalanche of new ones. And they're at risk of getting booted off the NYSE for trading under a buck -- a reverse split is already on the ballot.

**THE VERDICT**
The Palantir deal is real. The company is dying. Both true at once. This isn't a "Palantir AI software company" -- it's a broke regional airline that bolted a real-but-microscopic software deal onto a going-concern balance sheet, and a low-float crowd is chanting "Palantir" while ignoring that the business behind it can't pay its own bills in cash.

Don't sleep on it? I'd sleep like a fucking baby. Gamble the momentum pop if you want -- but know you're trading a distressed airline one bad raise from a reverse split or worse, not buying a slice of Palantir's empire. The pump is selling you the 3% and praying you don't look at the 97%.

Let's hope there is some credence to that long ago statement that leads to some kind of collabration between the two. PLUS a more current mention

As title mentioned, i will delete this post within less than 24 hours. But today at 6:30PM EST, Roaring Kitty the legendary GME bull will post his current GME position that he's been accumulating over time PLUS many massive blocks of orders which will be filled by tomorrow pre-market. Congrats to those who are still in by end of today.

The way fire works is these private companies have contracts with the government. "Exclusive use", and "call when needed". EU are a set number of days (generally 90-120) you are ready and at the base. And get paid a daily rate to sit (money in the bank with no operational costs besides paying the crew) plus flight time when called to a fire.
CWN contracts are for added support on big fires where they need all available resources. Generally a much higher rate for flight time, and a daily rate on top of that, but once the fire is out they send you home so cash flow ends.
So on a banger fire season like this youll be making your money with EU contracts PLUS all your spare planes on a CWN are gonna be making all the teddies as well. Gonna be a good year for earnings is my bet.

Mit den Erhöhungen?
Bei erwarteten Erhöhungen durch Tariff-Abschlüsse PLUS steigende Sozialabgaben wird die Zahl an echten Profiteuren (mehr Netto aufm Konto als jetzt) auf eine einstellige Millionenzahl abschmelzen.