All reasonably competent cloud providers wil do well for the near future, and that is reasonable to expect. Some will of course, do better than others. Marketing may be the deciding factor as to which ones prosper the most.
Electric powered vehicles do make sense, at least for a lot of people.
But the computer driven car is a fools chase and worse yet, it will provide no benefit at all for the money, for that vast majority of the population that never has any accidents. AND, In addition, that concept of weekly software updates is so totally invalid that it is certainly a show stopping problem. The microsoft syndrom is totally wrong for vehicle safety systems, which should be obvious to everybody.
Interesting article indeed. It seems that unrequited greed must be a very painful affliction indeed. And the call for "more, more, more" must be quite hypnotic.
"Boring" is also the opposite of exciting adventure, and I recall some famous explorer one time stating that "Adventure is a sure sign of incometence," with the assertion that adequate planning and preparation are able to prevent anything like adventures. And I always thank flight attendants for "the wonderfully boring flight", since on a plane trip the only excitement I would choose is the snack treat. So "as boring as Gold" is fine with me.
OK, if the value is falling, is that because "the consensus" has decided tht the product is less valuable? That sounds a lot like what I would call volatility. Or is the selling simply bidding the price down because that is how the market works?
It seems to me that the cash-equivalent value of these "units of currency" rests on the consensus of the holders, rather than on any physical material wealth. And consensus values seem to be rather attached to emotions, mostly of the greed variety, and thus a bit volatile. Perhaps my perception is wrong, but that is how it looks fromwhere I stand. Is that incorrect? Or is there some actual physical wealth thet these currency devices are based on??
So there are stillearnings and still growth, but not as much as somebody had predicted. Does anybody actually believe those predictions?? Not me, not at all. What is believebal is that a compoany is "in good shape" and that they will be returning a profit, and that "the business will grow some." So the fact that the wealth you gainedis less than some CEO, who is paid very well to say it, has predicted great growth and amazing proits, wich prediction always makes for happier shareholders and so happier boards of directors. But because the stock market share is driven so much by emotions, an acurate prediction is complex and demands a fair amount of research to make. And it might not please the share holders much. So sunshine gets dispensed instead.
Certainly this article points out the effect of emotions, rather than data and facts, have on stock pricing, but not on value. Fear and Greed leading the stampedes.
Quite an interesting article, but it seems painted withn too brod a brush, in the accusations that every single entity is corrupt. And I make a point that while it can be quite immoral, boards of directors are ONLY responsible to shareholders. I do not defend this reality, just remind all that there is an actual legal reason for the actions, although they are clearly in violation of what is "right and proper." The problem is that those leading have only profit for "their friends" in mind. We have that 1% running the show, and as their wealth is the only Deity that they serve, what else could they be doing? Consider that the majority of all our government leaders do fit the description of being "quite wealthy", and even "rich", this is what we get.
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All reasonably competent cloud providers wil do well for the near future, and that is reasonable to expect. Some will of course, do better than others. Marketing may be the deciding factor as to which ones prosper the most.
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Electric powered vehicles do make sense, at least for a lot of people.
But the computer driven car is a fools chase and worse yet, it will provide no benefit at all for the money, for that vast majority of the population that never has any accidents. AND, In addition, that concept of weekly software updates is so totally invalid that it is certainly a show stopping problem. The microsoft syndrom is totally wrong for vehicle safety systems, which should be obvious to everybody.
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Interesting!
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Interesting article indeed. It seems that unrequited greed must be a very painful affliction indeed. And the call for "more, more, more" must be quite hypnotic.
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"Boring" is also the opposite of exciting adventure, and I recall some famous explorer one time stating that "Adventure is a sure sign of incometence," with the assertion that adequate planning and preparation are able to prevent anything like adventures. And I always thank flight attendants for "the wonderfully boring flight", since on a plane trip the only excitement I would choose is the snack treat. So "as boring as Gold" is fine with me.
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OK, if the value is falling, is that because "the consensus" has decided tht the product is less valuable? That sounds a lot like what I would call volatility. Or is the selling simply bidding the price down because that is how the market works?
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It seems to me that the cash-equivalent value of these "units of currency" rests on the consensus of the holders, rather than on any physical material wealth. And consensus values seem to be rather attached to emotions, mostly of the greed variety, and thus a bit volatile. Perhaps my perception is wrong, but that is how it looks fromwhere I stand. Is that incorrect? Or is there some actual physical wealth thet these currency devices are based on??
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So there are stillearnings and still growth, but not as much as somebody had predicted. Does anybody actually believe those predictions?? Not me, not at all. What is believebal is that a compoany is "in good shape" and that they will be returning a profit, and that "the business will grow some." So the fact that the wealth you gainedis less than some CEO, who is paid very well to say it, has predicted great growth and amazing proits, wich prediction always makes for happier shareholders and so happier boards of directors. But because the stock market share is driven so much by emotions, an acurate prediction is complex and demands a fair amount of research to make. And it might not please the share holders much. So sunshine gets dispensed instead.
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Certainly this article points out the effect of emotions, rather than data and facts, have on stock pricing, but not on value. Fear and Greed leading the stampedes.
Also quite a bit of jargon involved.
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Quite an interesting article, but it seems painted withn too brod a brush, in the accusations that every single entity is corrupt. And I make a point that while it can be quite immoral, boards of directors are ONLY responsible to shareholders. I do not defend this reality, just remind all that there is an actual legal reason for the actions, although they are clearly in violation of what is "right and proper." The problem is that those leading have only profit for "their friends" in mind. We have that 1% running the show, and as their wealth is the only Deity that they serve, what else could they be doing? Consider that the majority of all our government leaders do fit the description of being "quite wealthy", and even "rich", this is what we get.