Date 7/30/2021 Speculator midagedinvestor86 Contributors
Strategy Bullish / Stock (20% of portfolio, will likely go higher) Ticker $OFSTF Entry Price $1.40 Price when I exited TBD
Hello! I’m a stock speculator and investor that is very bullish on carbon credits and companies in the space. This is my thesis on what I see as the best company in the space: Carbon Streaming Corporation.
I’m not a financial advisor and you need to make your own decisions about what you do with your own money, I am just telling you why I am so bullish.
Thesis
Carbon credits are a relatively new commodity that few people have even heard of yet. The market is growing at a rapid pace and is estimated by at least one leading natural resource investor (more on him later) to be larger than the oil market by the year 2050, maybe even as early as 2040. That is not a typo, the growth in carbon credits is expected to make carbon credits the largest commodity market in the world in 30 years time. This is from a base of only about 1.5 billion this year total and only $320 million this year in the voluntary carbon market specifically.
(https://www.cnbc.com/2021/07/08/carbon-credits-institute-of-international-finance-sees-huge-potential.html)
https://www.carbonstreaming.com/_resources/presentations/corporate-presentation.pdf?v=0.4
Why will this market grow so much in the next few decades? Because going green is good business! Regardless of whether you believe in man made global warming, this is one of the greatest money making opportunities of a generation and it would be foolish to not recognize and capitalize on it.
The ESG (Environmental, Sustainability, Governance) trend is unstoppable and requires that businesses around the world change their practices to make the world a better place. One of the biggest ways of doing this is to lower their carbon emissions. While many countries around the world are creating cap and trade schemes, there is also a rapidly growing “voluntary” carbon market. Some companies such as large oil producers are in a business that will always generate massive amounts of CO2 emissions however they can “offset” this by producing or alternatively purchasing carbon credits. Why would they do that? Because they want to lower their cost of capital and make their shares attractive to the rapidly growing pools of capital that are mandated to only invest in ESG friendly companies. By lowering their carbon emissions by purchasing carbon credits or bui
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A bit about us:
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... keep reading on reddit ➡Hallo ihr lieben Affen, vor allem die mathematisch interessierten unter euch.
Lest euch mal diese schöne Papier zur Mathematik von Margarinenanrufen und Kurzquetschen durch:
Kurzzusammenfassung (bin aber ehrlicherweise nicht besonders tief eingestiegen, da steckt noch einiges mehr drin):
- Kurzquetsch ist möglich wenn
- Margarine anruft
- Genug Geld in den Markt fließt (FOMO)
- Folgender Wert (genannt s) über etwa 1.23 ist: Aktien kurz / Durchschnittliches tägliches Volumen
- Dann lässt sich anhand bestimmter Parameter (vor allem s) auch die Größe des Kurzquetsches berechnen, im Januar war das eine Steigerung um 1900% die vorhergesagt wurde und auch in etwa so eingetreten ist
- Dann lasst uns mal kurz rechnen wie es Stand heute ist:
- Durchschnittliches tägliches Volumen gerade Pi mal Daumen 2 Millionen
- Kurze Aktien laut Ortex: so 8.8 Millionen
- Kurze Aktien laut Superstonk: 1 Milliarde
- Kurze Aktien laut /u/rocketapes: Sagen wir mal 50 Millionen
Dann ist s irgendwas zwischen 4.2 (offiziell), 50 (meine Schätzung) und 500 (Superstonk), aber auf jeden Fall größer als 1.23. Ist also gut möglich.
Wie groß würde dann der Quetsch (FOMO noch gar nicht einberechnet)?
Die Formel schreib ich hier nicht auf, ist aber gar nicht so kompliziert.
Im kleinen (offizielle Zahlen) Fall wären wir bei etwa 720%, also etwa 1.100$.
Laut meiner Schätzung (50 Millionen kurz) wären wir schon bei 4870%, also etwa 7.300$.
Und wenn wirklich eine Milliarde kurze Aktien hier rumfliegen, sind wir bei etwa 10.000% oder 150.000$ pro Aktie.
Nicht schlecht oder?
SONY will build its own EV cars.
“The excitement we received after we showed off the Vision-S really encouraged us to further consider how we can bring creativity and technology to change the experience of moving from one place to another,” said Yoshida, before revealing the new Vision S SUV prototype. “This is our new Vision-S SUV. Vision-S has been developed on a foundation of safety, adaptability and entertainment. Safety has been our number 1 priority in creating a comfortable mobility experience. That has not changed when building this SUV. A total of 40 sensors are installed inside and outside of the vehicle to monitor safety.
“In terms of adaptability, we have connectivity that enables us to build a vehicle that continuously evolves. It also makes it possible to personalize the cabin for each user. With 5G, it enables high speed, high capacity, and low latency connectivity between the in-vehicle system and the cloud. The VIsion-S also evolves mobility as an entertainment space,” said Yoshida. “The VIsion-S also evolves mobility as an entertainment space, including gaming experience and audio. We have learned more about mobility through our exploration of VIsion-S, and through our partners who have supported this effort.”
Just announced at CES.
Warum feiern die ganzen internationalen, linken Subs eigentlich unterdrückerische Autokratien so hart, selbst wenn diese überhaupt nichts mehr mit irgendeinem linken Erbe zu tun haben? Kuba oder UdSSR kann ich vielleicht noch irgendwo ganz entfernt verstehen, aber China?? Lol
Hallo zusammen,
ich bin gerade dabei meine Finanzen neu zu strukturieren.
Man liest ja häufig vom Säulenmodell und dass man bevor man ETFs bespart Schulden abzahlen sollte und ein Polster von 2-3x Monatsnettogehältern als Puffer weglegen sollte. (siehe "Anlegen mit ETF" von Finanztest)
Schulden habe ich endlich keine mehr. Bin Mitte 30.
Wenn man >3000 EUR netto verdient, erscheint es mir etwas viel 9000 EUR auf ein Tagesgeldkonto mit 0% zu legen als Notgroschen, v.a bei der aktuellen Inflation.
Mein Plan wäre aktuell:
- 4000 EUR auf ein Tagesgeldkonto zu legen als Notgroschen.
- Monatliche Miete ist 930 EUR, man kann also wenn was passiert damit schon 2,3 Monate überleben.
- ca. 2000 EUR auf dem "Konsum-Giro" als "Spielgeld" liegen lassen -> spontan Kurzurlaub, Essen, feiern, Konsum -> ich spare gerne, aber ich will auch gut leben.
- Fixkosten inkl. Miete sind dabei nicht berücksichtigt, die werden immer an Anfang des Monats auf ein Zweitkonto überwiesen wo nur die Fixkosten abgehen monatlich inkl. Miete.
- Alles was übrig bleibt über den 2000 EUR in meinen ETF-Sparplan (A1JX52)
Wie macht ihr das so?
Why is it that when we increase g in the solow model, Kapital and Output decrease? Given that g is technological advance this just comes off as extremely unintuitive Thaaanks in advance!
Hallo,
ich habe mir das Buch Top-Down Häkeln von Dora Ohrenstein gekauft.
Leider hänge ich beim Modell Janelle am Rumpf fest. Die Anleitung in der ersten Runde des Rumpfes ergibt für mich keinen Sinn. Und die Maschenanzahl stimmt nach der Runde bei mir auch nicht mehr.
Zur kurzen Info: die Passe wird in abwechselnden Runden mit halben Stäbchen und verbundenen Dreifachstäbchen gehäkelt.
Nach Anbringen der Luftmaschen für die Armpartien müsste es mit der Runde in halben Stäbchen weitergehen. Jetzt wechselt in der Anleitung auf einmal mitten in der Runde die Maschenart. Das kann doch nicht sein, oder? Wird meine Jacke nicht asymmetrisch in der Länge?
Ich habe jetzt einfach mit halben Stäbchen weitergemacht, doch jetzt stimmt die Maschenanzahl nicht.
Wäre es schlimm einfach mit falscher Maschenanzahl weiter zu häkeln und einfach die Zunahmen regulär an Vorder und Seitenteilen zuzunehmen?
Da ich (bisher) vollends begeistert von dem besagten Modell war (schnelles, flaches VA-Panel), habe ich mir nun nach 2 Jahren endlich einen weiteren AOC Agon AG273QX gegönnt.
Neben den zwei Videos unten, habe ich beide Monitore mit identischen Einstellungen (Overdrive = strong, 165 Hz etc.) getestet, sowohl individuell am selben Kabel als auch gleichzeitig.
Das Resultat:
Leider ist der neuere (produziert: 01/2021) immer wesentlich langsamer. Das kann man auch ganz gut in den Videos sehen, wenn man auf den schwarzen "Schweif" achtet, der bei Bewegung von bunten Objekten hinterhergezogen wird (sry für die schlechte Quali). Auch die Farben sind anders (nicht unbedingt besser, auf jeden Fall deutlich wärmer). Links ist der neue und rechts mein alter AG273QX:
Langsame Reaktionszeit unten am weißen Balken erkennbar (links)
Dunkler Schatteneffekt auch hier deutlich erkennbar (links)
Da ich in letzter Zeit auch viel Negatives über den Monitor gelesen habe, kann ich endlich nachvollziehen wo dieser Hate herkommt. Ich vermute der Hersteller wird da nichts machen (können), da vermeintlich alle neueren Geräte mit solch einem schlechteren Panel produziert werden (Stichwort: "bait and switch"?)
Sehr schade sowas...
Is it true that Modell beat up Von or was that just a rumor?
I'm using the H61993D1 Immersion Backlight Kit and I want to extand it with the Flow Pro or the Flow Plus Lightbars. Are these compatible with the Backlight Kit for the TV Mode? The Controlbox of the Backlight Kit has only one USB Output. I know that the Controlbox of the Backlight + Lightbar Bundle has two USB Outputs for this purpose.
Do I need a extra Controlbox and Camera or can I combine them via Bluetooth? Is the Controlbox with two Outputs separately available? Should I buy the Flow Pro or the Flow Plus Lightbars?
Date 7/30/2021 Speculator midagedinvestor86 Contributors
Strategy Bullish / Stock (20% of portfolio, will likely go higher) Ticker $OFSTF Entry Price $1.40 Price when I exited TBD
Hello! I’m a stock speculator and investor that is very bullish on carbon credits and companies in the space. This is my thesis on what I see as the best company in the space: Carbon Streaming Corporation.
I’m not a financial advisor and you need to make your own decisions about what you do with your own money, I am just telling you why I am so bullish.
Thesis
Carbon credits are a relatively new commodity that few people have even heard of yet. The market is growing at a rapid pace and is estimated by at least one leading natural resource investor (more on him later) to be larger than the oil market by the year 2050, maybe even as early as 2040. That is not a typo, the growth in carbon credits is expected to make carbon credits the largest commodity market in the world in 30 years time. This is from a base of only about 1.5 billion this year total and only $320 million this year in the voluntary carbon market specifically.
(https://www.cnbc.com/2021/07/08/carbon-credits-institute-of-international-finance-sees-huge-potential.html)
https://www.carbonstreaming.com/_resources/presentations/corporate-presentation.pdf?v=0.4
Why will this market grow so much in the next few decades? Because going green is good business! Regardless of whether you believe in man made global warming, this is one of the greatest money making opportunities of a generation and it would be foolish to not recognize and capitalize on it.
The ESG (Environmental, Sustainability, Governance) trend is unstoppable and requires that businesses around the world change their practices to make the world a better place. One of the biggest ways of doing this is to lower their carbon emissions. While many countries around the world are creating cap and trade schemes, there is also a rapidly growing “voluntary” carbon market. Some companies such as large oil producers are in a business that will always generate massive amounts of CO2 emissions however they can “offset” this by producing or alternatively purchasing carbon credits. Why would they do that? Because they want to lower their cost of capital and make their shares attractive to the rapidly growing pools of capital that are mandated to only invest in ESG friendly companies. By lowering their carbon emissions by purchasing carbon credits or bui
... keep reading on reddit ➡Date 7/30/2021 Speculator midagedinvestor86 Contributors
Strategy Bullish / Stock (20% of portfolio, will likely go higher) Ticker $OFSTF Entry Price $1.40 Price when I exited TBD
Hello! I’m a stock speculator and investor that is very bullish on carbon credits and companies in the space. This is my thesis on what I see as the best company in the space: Carbon Streaming Corporation.
I’m not a financial advisor and you need to make your own decisions about what you do with your own money, I am just telling you why I am so bullish.
Thesis
Carbon credits are a relatively new commodity that few people have even heard of yet. The market is growing at a rapid pace and is estimated by at least one leading natural resource investor (more on him later) to be larger than the oil market by the year 2050, maybe even as early as 2040. That is not a typo, the growth in carbon credits is expected to make carbon credits the largest commodity market in the world in 30 years time. This is from a base of only about 1.5 billion this year total and only $320 million this year in the voluntary carbon market specifically.
(https://www.cnbc.com/2021/07/08/carbon-credits-institute-of-international-finance-sees-huge-potential.html)
https://www.carbonstreaming.com/_resources/presentations/corporate-presentation.pdf?v=0.4
Why will this market grow so much in the next few decades? Because going green is good business! Regardless of whether you believe in man made global warming, this is one of the greatest money making opportunities of a generation and it would be foolish to not recognize and capitalize on it.
The ESG (Environmental, Sustainability, Governance) trend is unstoppable and requires that businesses around the world change their practices to make the world a better place. One of the biggest ways of doing this is to lower their carbon emissions. While many countries around the world are creating cap and trade schemes, there is also a rapidly growing “voluntary” carbon market. Some companies such as large oil producers are in a business that will always generate massive amounts of CO2 emissions however they can “offset” this by producing or alternatively purchasing carbon credits. Why would they do that? Because they want to lower their cost of capital and make their shares attractive to the rapidly growing pools of capital that are mandated to only invest in ESG friendly companies. By lowering their carbon emissions by purchasing carbon credits or bui
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Carbon credit streaming is going to explode on r/stockmarket
Date 7/30/2021 Speculator midagedinvestor86 Contributors
Strategy Bullish / Stock (20% of portfolio, will likely go higher) Ticker $OFSTF Entry Price $1.40 Price when I exited TBD
Hello! I’m a stock speculator and investor that is very bullish on carbon credits and companies in the space. This is my thesis on what I see as the best company in the space: Carbon Streaming Corporation.
I’m not a financial advisor and you need to make your own decisions about what you do with your own money, I am just telling you why I am so bullish.
Thesis
Carbon credits are a relatively new commodity that few people have even heard of yet. The market is growing at a rapid pace and is estimated by at least one leading natural resource investor (more on him later) to be larger than the oil market by the year 2050, maybe even as early as 2040. That is not a typo, the growth in carbon credits is expected to make carbon credits the largest commodity market in the world in 30 years time. This is from a base of only about 1.5 billion this year total and only $320 million this year in the voluntary carbon market specifically.
(https://www.cnbc.com/2021/07/08/carbon-credits-institute-of-international-finance-sees-huge-potential.html)
https://www.carbonstreaming.com/_resources/presentations/corporate-presentation.pdf?v=0.4
Why will this market grow so much in the next few decades? Because going green is good business! Regardless of whether you believe in man made global warming, this is one of the greatest money making opportunities of a generation and it would be foolish to not recognize and capitalize on it.
The ESG (Environmental, Sustainability, Governance) trend is unstoppable and requires that businesses around the world change their practices to make the world a better place. One of the biggest ways of doing this is to lower their carbon emissions. While many countries around the world are creating cap and trade schemes, there is also a rapidly growing “voluntary” carbon market. Some companies such as large oil producers are in a business that will always generate massive amounts of CO2 emissions however they can “offset” this by producing or alternatively purchasing carbon credits. Why would they do that? Because they want to lower their co
... keep reading on reddit ➡Date 7/30/2021 Speculator midagedinvestor86 Contributors
Strategy Bullish / Stock (20% of portfolio, will likely go higher) Ticker $OFSTF Entry Price $1.40 Price when I exited TBD
Hello! I’m a stock speculator and investor that is very bullish on carbon credits and companies in the space. This is my thesis on what I see as the best company in the space: Carbon Streaming Corporation.
I’m not a financial advisor and you need to make your own decisions about what you do with your own money, I am just telling you why I am so bullish.
Thesis
Carbon credits are a relatively new commodity that few people have even heard of yet. The market is growing at a rapid pace and is estimated by at least one leading natural resource investor (more on him later) to be larger than the oil market by the year 2050, maybe even as early as 2040. That is not a typo, the growth in carbon credits is expected to make carbon credits the largest commodity market in the world in 30 years time. This is from a base of only about 1.5 billion this year total and only $320 million this year in the voluntary carbon market specifically.
(https://www.cnbc.com/2021/07/08/carbon-credits-institute-of-international-finance-sees-huge-potential.html)
https://www.carbonstreaming.com/_resources/presentations/corporate-presentation.pdf?v=0.4
Why will this market grow so much in the next few decades? Because going green is good business! Regardless of whether you believe in man made global warming, this is one of the greatest money making opportunities of a generation and it would be foolish to not recognize and capitalize on it.
The ESG (Environmental, Sustainability, Governance) trend is unstoppable and requires that businesses around the world change their practices to make the world a better place. One of the biggest ways of doing this is to lower their carbon emissions. While many countries around the world are creating cap and trade schemes, there is also a rapidly growing “voluntary” carbon market. Some companies such as large oil producers are in a business that will always generate massive amounts of CO2 emissions however they can “offset” this by producing or alternatively purchasing carbon credits. Why would they do that? Because they want to lower their cost of capital and make their shares attractive to the rapidly growing pools of capital that are mandated to only invest in ESG friendly companies. By lowering their carbon emissions by purchasing carbon credits or bui
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