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Anybody Buying Yet? Where’s the Bottom?

Speaking of oil... Anyone working CRK? Only hopped in CRK w/ 50 shares though interesting potential to buy out by main share holder family.

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Obviously there is a disconnect between competency and share price… and if you duct taped the C-suit of CHK to their chairs and didn’t let them doing anything the last 10 years they would be worth like 10x what they are today.
The golden parachute stories of the fired Twitter executives has been entertaining. Interesting work culture at that place. One of the fired guys is also on the board of Beyond Meat. Great pay for some average talent in the corporate world I guess.
 
Especially folks in Venezuela. The country with largest oil reserves on the planet went from the richest country in South America to one of the poorest countries on the planet in a little over a generation.

Socialism will do that to ya
 
He makes some good points. Particularly at the end of the interview.

I think he said a lot of the right things about it being ‘and’ not ‘or’. Only thing i disagree with, which I’m sure you lit up on, was this admin didn’t give OPEC pricing power. The cost of production and ability to change production levels gives you pricing power. US political parties (this one or any other) relationship with OPEC has little effect on oil prices.

XOM has put a lot of money in alt energy projects over the last 5-10yrs. That is good for the long run sustainability of the company. It has to think of itself as an energy co, not just an O&G company. Many others are doing that too. It was pretty clear in the interview, and the questions were getting at it, that the CEO will do what is best for the shareholders, not the customers. We have to be ok with that in a capitalist system.
 
The cnbc co-anchors ask good questions, all coming from their personal ideologies. Ranked from left to right it would be Andrew, Becky, and Joe. Made for an informative 5 minute segment for the viewers. Useful investor media IMO.
 
Seems like they are back on the path they had been circa 79' what a world we would be living in now had they never departed.
Agree. The trillion $ question is (and was) how much carbon is left. Your guess is much better than mine on that. Fracking changed that equation from the 70's. Now the 10 Trillion $ question is how much will we change the planet in our attempt to suck it all out of the earth before we have to give up and pay the cost for using different sources of energy.
 
The golden parachute stories of the fired Twitter executives has been entertaining. Interesting work culture at that place. One of the fired guys is also on the board of Beyond Meat. Great pay for some average talent in the corporate world I guess.

At one of my companies we had a VP of Sales that lasted 17 months. $850kbase, shit ton of RSUs but because he was terminated (with or without cause) prior to 24months of services he had a $4.5M cash payout plus vesting of his stock.
 
At one of my companies we had a VP of Sales that lasted 17 months. $850kbase, shit ton of RSUs but because he was terminated (with or without cause) prior to 24months of services he had a $4.5M cash payout plus vesting of his stock.
Should have duct taped him to his chair for 7 more months.
 
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Was at Stanford Medical today and got to see a Surgical Theater in action, it was fricken awesome. It got me thinking of the Metaverse and Zucks spending binge. In 10 years we'll know if he went too big too soon, or not big enough or, or, or, but it was awesome to get a glimpse of the future.

The future here is massive, it's just a matter of time. Incredible opportunity for software developers.

 
Seems it's a private crowdfunded setting, currently.

I bet it's surreal to experience the abilities this innovative direction opens!


I've not used, nor created an account though are there private shares available based on funding provided or?
 
Given I bash the WSJ on a pretty regular basis, I will give some credit here. This article does a pretty good job of summarizing where we are as an economy.

 
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