Gov. Polis ruined Colorado.

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ttystikk

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londonfog said:
actually I prefer to talk to people who know wtf they are talking about. If it was about neglecting your child you would be the one.
If it was about keeping women in a cage...again that would be you.
Politics and finance is something you revealed to be rather ignorant on sooo…..no
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Ad homs

You're sooooo transparent.
 
ttystikk

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londonfog said:
Honestly why on earth would someone take advice or want to listen to talks of a dead beat dad ? It like investing in a crack head, you can do it but you better expect disappointment.
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Ad hominem.

You really are just a one trick pony, aren't you?
 
Fogdog

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londonfog said:
Honestly why on earth would someone take advice or want to listen to talks of a dead beat dad ? It like investing in a crack head, you can do it but you better expect disappointment.
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I'd short a crack head. Also tty.

He's a losing proposition for his family.
 
londonfog

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ttystikk said:
Off topic
This debate thing is hard for you, isn't it?
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this thread has been off topic for the longest and debating you makes me feel like I'm debating someone with special needs. Have you ever notice how many think you are a fucking fool.
fucking deadbeat dad
 
ttystikk

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londonfog said:
this thread has been off topic for the longest and debating you makes me feel like I'm debating someone with special needs. Have you ever notice how many think you are a fucking fool.
fucking deadbeat dad
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Lol

You are sooooo clueless
 
Skeet Kuhn Dough

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Colorado Becomes First State To Cap Insulin Costs

Beginning in January, Colorado residents who have diabetes won’t pay more than $100 a month out of pocket for insulin. Gov. Jared Polis (D) on Wednesday signed legislation setting a cap on the medication’s costs, making Colorado the first such state to do so.

The law limits co-payments for a 30-day supply of the life-saving drug under private insurance plans to $100. It does not directly change the price of insulin.

“Today we will finally declare that the days of insulin price-gouging are over in Colorado,” Polis said at a signing ceremony covered by CBS Denver.

Rep. Dylan Roberts (D), one of the co-sponsors of the bill, earlier told the Denver Post that Coloradans might expect to pay “a couple of cents, per person, per month,” more for insurance in order to cover the new requirement.

Insulin has become a prime example of runaway drug prices in the United States. Colorado legislators laid out the problem in the text of the bill, stating that insulin prices have increased 555% in the last 14 years, even with inflation taken into account.

Depending on their insurance, some Coloradans had co-payments between $600 and $900 a month for insulin, according to CBS Denver. In a recent Yale study, 1 in 4 insulin users reported underusing the drug due to the cost.

Separately last week, Colorado passed legislation authorizing the state’s health policy and financing department to develop a plan to begin importing prescription drugs from Canada. Any such plan would require federal approval before it could actually go into effect.

(Grenoble, Ryan. Yahoo News. Huffpo. 5/24/19)
 
ttystikk

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Skeet Kuhn Dough said:
Colorado Becomes First State To Cap Insulin Costs

Beginning in January, Colorado residents who have diabetes won’t pay more than $100 a month out of pocket for insulin. Gov. Jared Polis (D) on Wednesday signed legislation setting a cap on the medication’s costs, making Colorado the first such state to do so.

The law limits co-payments for a 30-day supply of the life-saving drug under private insurance plans to $100. It does not directly change the price of insulin.

“Today we will finally declare that the days of insulin price-gouging are over in Colorado,” Polis said at a signing ceremony covered by CBS Denver.

Rep. Dylan Roberts (D), one of the co-sponsors of the bill, earlier told the Denver Post that Coloradans might expect to pay “a couple of cents, per person, per month,” more for insurance in order to cover the new requirement.

Insulin has become a prime example of runaway drug prices in the United States. Colorado legislators laid out the problem in the text of the bill, stating that insulin prices have increased 555% in the last 14 years, even with inflation taken into account.

Depending on their insurance, some Coloradans had co-payments between $600 and $900 a month for insulin, according to CBS Denver. In a recent Yale study, 1 in 4 insulin users reported underusing the drug due to the cost.

Separately last week, Colorado passed legislation authorizing the state’s health policy and financing department to develop a plan to begin importing prescription drugs from Canada. Any such plan would require federal approval before it could actually go into effect.

(Grenoble, Ryan. Yahoo News. Huffpo. 5/24/19)
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Way to ruin Colorado! Making sure insulin is affordable for diabetics, WTF is Polis thinking?!
 
TacoMac

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Unclebaldrick said:
It isn't so much a matter of a healthy company or an unhealthy company - it is about whether a stock is over or undervalued for a company. My point is that unhealthy companies often already have deeply discounted stock.
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In the past, you were right. Today, not so much.

What you have in Musk is a guy that Tweets promises he can't keep, and people drink it up like cool aide as if it's true, so the stock price reflects completely false information. Let's review:
  • Musk promised 500,000 cars per year via Twitter - stock goes up - never happened - stock goes down.
  • Musk promised free charging via a nationwide high speed charging network - stock goes up - never happened - stock goes down.
  • Musk promised a 35,000 dollar Model 3 - happened for about 2 months, stock goes up, company nearly went under, massive layoffs ensued, most showroom locations were shut down - stock goes down hard.
  • Musk promised to be profitable from Q4 of last year - stock goes way up - company loses record amounts of money and over half it's cash reserves the very next quarter - stock tanks.
  • Musk promised to unveil awesome, new, end all be all crossover - stock goes up - unveils a yawner that he can't even build yet - stock tanks.
  • Musk says Tesla has plenty of cash - stock goes up - has to float yet another stock bond - money vanishes the instant he gets it into his own pocket - stock tanks.
Then you add to that Musk is fighting a couple of dozen lawsuits because he doesn't pay his bills anymore (the latest just filed by a French company that supplies his body panels who haven't been paid nearly a quarter billion dollars in a year) and you have a company run by a con artist. Not one thing he's said the last year has ever come to pass.

I don't recall Jeff Bezos spending night and day on Twitter promising things he never delivered. I can't think of a time where Musk hasn't done EXACTLY that - promise shit he has no hope of delivering.
 
Fogdog

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TacoMac said:
In the past, you were right. Today, not so much.

What you have in Musk is a guy that Tweets promises he can't keep, and people drink it up like cool aide as if it's true, so the stock price reflects completely false information. Let's review:
  • Musk promised 500,000 cars per year via Twitter - stock goes up - never happened - stock goes down.
  • Musk promised free charging via a nationwide high speed charging network - stock goes up - never happened - stock goes down.
  • Musk promised a 35,000 dollar Model 3 - happened for about 2 months, stock goes up, company nearly went under, massive layoffs ensued, most showroom locations were shut down - stock goes down hard.
  • Musk promised to be profitable from Q4 of last year - stock goes way up - company loses record amounts of money and over half it's cash reserves the very next quarter - stock tanks.
  • Musk promised to unveil awesome, new, end all be all crossover - stock goes up - unveils a yawner that he can't even build yet - stock tanks.
  • Musk says Tesla has plenty of cash - stock goes up - has to float yet another stock bond - money vanishes the instant he gets it into his own pocket - stock tanks.
Then you add to that Musk is fighting a couple of dozen lawsuits because he doesn't pay his bills anymore (the latest just filed by a French company that supplies his body panels who haven't been paid nearly a quarter billion dollars in a year) and you have a company run by a con artist. Not one thing he's said the last year has ever come to pass.

I don't recall Jeff Bezos spending night and day on Twitter promising things he never delivered. I can't think of a time where Musk hasn't done EXACTLY that - promise shit he has no hope of delivering.
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If Taco hadn't been so wrong about so many things before this post, I might think he was just being grandiose.
 
doublejj

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Taco is just repeating the Koch bros electric car hating bs...
"Tesla’s stock is tumbling in the largest decline in TSLA history, and the media is in a frenzy. The headlines on Tesla are starting to include the words such as “troubles,” “struggles,” and even “doomed.” The narrative says Tesla’s demand is falling, its balance sheet is in terrible shape, and Tesla will run out of cash in 10 months. The narrative also claims that Tesla will miss expectations in the second quarter, and one analyst says that Tesla might go to $10/share from the current $190, which is already down >50% from the highs. However, the data show that none of that is true. Tesla’s orders are at an all-time high in North America and worldwide, the balance sheet is the strongest it has been in 6 quarters, and the average 12-month price target among analysts is $276/share, or 46% higher than today’s price"....
https://cleantechnica.com/2019/05/31/the-media-is-telling-one-story-about-tesla-facts-tell-another/
 
CannaBruh

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doublejj said:
"Taco is just repeating the Koch bros electric car hating bs...
Tesla’s stock is tumbling in the largest decline in TSLA history, and the media is in a frenzy. The headlines on Tesla are starting to include the words such as “troubles,” “struggles,” and even “doomed.” The narrative says Tesla’s demand is falling, its balance sheet is in terrible shape, and Tesla will run out of cash in 10 months. The narrative also claims that Tesla will miss expectations in the second quarter, and one analyst says that Tesla might go to $10/share from the current $190, which is already down >50% from the highs. However, the data show that none of that is true. Tesla’s orders are at an all-time high in North America and worldwide, the balance sheet is the strongest it has been in 6 quarters, and the average 12-month price target among analysts is $276/share, or 46% higher than today’s price"....
https://cleantechnica.com/2019/05/31/the-media-is-telling-one-story-about-tesla-facts-tell-another/
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buy the fucking dip
 
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