/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>11890462
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>>11890512
Anon, I think you killed him.

>>11781585
Just quietly so you don't look like a fool next time, OP_DSV to which your interlocutor refers is exclusive to BCH. SV specifically rejected it. That's a large part of the reason there even is an SV fork.

>>11623850
You are focusing on the wrong metric. Efficiency doesn't matter, price per watt does. And price per watt has been low enough for a long time now that it's not the stumbling block anymore at any rate, sub 3c kWh amortized over a few years is easily hit with present price per watt in a totally reasonable land footprint. But you have to more than double your baseload because of variance, and you have to supply energy storage for downtime which is... 0.23 usd kWh, significantly more than grid in a great many places.

Until somebody gives me a few million for my solution you're all stuck with it because you're wasting your time on complex and expensive battery technology. Fuck you all from the bottom of my engineering oriented autistic heart that resents having to sell you on a superior economic solution so instead I'll just deploy it for myself and monetize it mining crypto until you wake up and realise you need to stop pissing about.

>that 20 year old boomer who unironically owns stock

>>3069488
Bless ya OP

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>>1317611

>after the funds settle
>scared.jpg

What does that mean?

>Robinhood Instant is shit if you day trade or trade volatile stocks

But what am I to use Robinhood for if not for day trading?

I'm 19, very new to stocks and investing and such and I figured Robinhood was a good way to get started (plus supplemental readings of course), rather than walking into a brokerage firm in casual clothing with $20 in my wallet and not knowing a damn thing. My part-time job pays shit and I'm hoping to make enough money for a down payment on a car using stocks. Is this viable or am I better off waiting until I graduate college?