I wish u guys would stop putting so much stock into these polls. Polls don't vote. People do. We're 5 months out. We have more than 25,000 volunteers on the ground working their tail off. More than anyone in the race. Over 1 million nationwide. 1 million donors. More cash on hand than anyone in the race. 2.5 million donations. 1 million contacts in iowa alone. We're a benemoth of a campaign. It's not gonna show in the polling. That much is clear. We're unlike any presidential campaign ever. And nobody's gonna out organize us. Nobody. There's just too much at stake. We're gonna run rough shot over everyone in iowa and everywhere else forward. U can book it. In the meantime, just take this poll as motivation to work and organize twice as hard. Period.
Steady as she goes. Good organic numbers for Dash, all above the healthy 50% win rate. Outstanding numbers for Dash on the 24 hour time frame.
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Dash outperformed 11 of the 18 cryptos listed above us on CoinPaprika (61% win rate). The 30 day SMA* is 47%
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Dash outperformed 6 of the 10 cryptos ranked below us (60% win rate). The 30 day SMA* is 56%.
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In total, Dash outperformed 17 of the top 28 cryptos (61% win rate). The 30 day SMA* is 50%.
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Bitcoin dominance remained unchanged at 62.8%
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10 of the top 28 cryptos beat Bitcoin (36%).
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On the 7 day time frame, 27 of the top 29 cryptos (93%) were in the green.
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On the 24 hour time frame, 14 of the top 29 (48%) cryptos were in the green.
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On the 24 hour time frame, Dash beat 27 of the top 28 cryptos (96%).
* The 30 day SMA is the Simple Moving Average for the last 30 days. It is represented with the red line. The blue line is the daily Dash performance based on the price change over a one week period. As always, this is not investment advise. Do your own homework. All crypto is inherently and unavoidably risky. Don’t invest more in crypto than you can afford to lose.
^ Dash vs the top 28 cryptos in the world. Forming a bull pennant?
Dash vs the 10 cryptos listed below us. Still in decision mode, but better than yesterday.
The red line is the percentage of the top 30 Alt Coins that were in the green (price went up) on the 24 hour time frame.
The blue line is the percentage of the top 30 Alt Coins that were in the green (price went up) on the 7 day time frame.
Ok, red line corrected somewhat, but it looks like a higher low to me. Blue line still looking very good.
Just tried out my new 6 qt mixer making a batch of Murder Cookies. Which I highly recommend btw.
Does your mixer wobble at all when you use it? Like a mildly off balance washing machine? And what does the motor sound like? Wondering if I happened to get a lemon.
vulnerable: i often feel so excited and joyful about life i want to hug anyone and everyone i come across. i miss hugs. i miss familiarity. i miss giving love and receiving love. i spent so many years dark and moody. my circumstances have changed drastically and i live near no one i knew before. and i want to shower love on anyone but this is terrifying for most adults and i don’t want to force my way into anyone’s space. it’s not appropriate among the culture i operate in. i want to be held at night. many years and many marriages, no holding. i can absolutely be intense and i am not sure how to tone it down. the most recent person who entered my life willing to accept that force has died. and i’m grateful he loved me and let me love him. it was so short, our time. i can only wonder if i am loveable at all. :) i will love me until he arrives.
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There was trepidation ahead of the U.S. non-manufacturing ISM report after its manufacturing cousin hit a 3-year low in the same month...thankfully, there was no need for it. And this is arguably more important as it accounts for 80% of the private sector economy.
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The U.S. non-manufacturing ISM improved to an above-expected 55.0 in December, the highest since August. Good news, huh? Indeed. But the details were a little concerning. First of all, the increase was fully supported by a big jump in business activity (aka production) to 57.2, the highest since August, and more supplier delivery delays. Also, employment may have slipped 0.3 pts to a 2-month low of 55.2, but that's not bad and shouldn't change estimates for this Friday's payroll report.
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But new orders, which are an indication of what's to come, fell to 54.9, still expanding, mind you, but the lowest reading since September. And, fewer industries reported an increase in new orders in the month (10 from 12 in November). That doesn't look particularly friendly to Q1.
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there is the potential trade war with France and, more broadly, the EU. (Exports of mid-range wines from France have reportedly declined since Airbus-related tariffs were imposed in October.) In any event, new EU Trade Commissioner Phil Hogan will be making his way to Washington for talks with Robert Lighthizer between January 14-16. In other words, yes, there has been improvement on the trade war front with China but another front is opening up across the Atlantic.
Bottom Line: There is upside risk to the fourth quarter, thanks to construction of new homes, steady consumer spending, and fewer imports (the latter is not a good thing). But with the expected pullback in activity given Boeing's plans to suspend production of its 737 Max, trade not completely out of the woods and now, geopolitical risk, that won't be repeated in Q1.
