Hi. Did you also noticed some weird behavior with the "Tab" Button? Sometimes I press the button to open the map and mission details and the window open and close directly after.
Just want to be safe it's not a keybinding issue from myself.
Another feature i would like to see is aviable walking while checking the map.
Btw. that's the only bug I noticed so far, very good performed game :)
I like ultraportables but I find ridiculous that the only way to ident a paragraph by pressing the space bar 3 or 5 times. Has anyone come up with a better solution for indenting or is my thumb destined to become worn out by pressing the space bar 5 billion times?
GME 8-K detailing vote count can be found here
Computershare counted the votes for GME (See page 11, section 9 of GME's Proxy Statement). You can find their options for over voting here:
https://www.computershare.com/ca/en/Documents/CPU_OVER_VOTING_OPTION_en.pdf
Essentially, in every option the votes actually counted will not exceed the float. The options are basically to throw out votes based on the date they came in, scale the number of votes to 100% of the securities entitled to be voted, or disregard the vote entirely.
I know Wes said this in this interview as well, this document just goes into more detail on how over voting is handled by GME's tabulator.
EDIT: Others have pointed out that there are actually 70M shares eligible to vote (shares outstanding instead of the float)
EDIT 2: I believe RC did not vote, maybe other insiders are in a similar boat? This could explain why the total vote count was scaled down to 55M (if it was scaled down). More investigation required!
Does anyone have a picture of tabulator stops on an Underwood or Remington noiseless? Haven't seen any available to buy and so want to fabricate them for my Underwood Noiseless 77, but I'm not even sure what they look like/ dimensions. thanks
Since we can think outside the Superstonk box here, just throwing this out there. I've seen others mention it. I don't know what it would look like, but maybe 1 ape can verify 5 others, and then those 5 become the counters and we send totals to them? I know it's hard because screenshots can be altered. I dunno. I don't want anyone doxxed or feeling bad because they're an X, XX, or even XXX compared to the next level holder.
Knowledge is power. SHFs know how short they are. We don't truly know how big we are. If we did, would we not be able to harness more of our own power and inspire others as DFV did?
One data point that keeps me inspired is the Fidelity buy/sell ratio. 3:1...4:1...7:1!
People become apes when inspiration overcomes fear. The SHFs are leveraging fear. I'd like us to leverage our power with inspiration.
Anyone ever get that module to work ever? The guy who made it βE3V3Aβ acts like it does but posts no screenshots of the module working. I canβt get it past the βloadingβ screen with the demo file thatβs provided. Itβs absolute shit.
Looks like results will be out tomorrow. We were never told not to talk to anyone, but I thought Iβd wait until the end to avoid any issues.
Edit: I thought I should just add that these are my personal opinions and observations. I work the elections as a normal poll worker and chose to work the recount because I have no doubt on the integrity of the election in our State. I was impartial during the recount and even became a "darling" for training new Trump observers because I was so "nice". Nobody has ever called me "nice", but I took time to point out the areas I knew they were looking for, despite those areas not necessary for the recount. Honey v. Vinegar strategy. I had fewer objections than anyone on the floor. The "recount" numbers will be fine. There weren't ballots found in the corners, etc. As Trump said in a recent tweet, they paid $3m for evidence gathering for a lawsuit. Trump campaign announced that strategy day one (over a loud speaker) in Dane County. I believe in Milwaukee County they held that strategy until the end.
Edit: There were ballots "drawn out" because of a missing signature, witness address, etc, which is valid, although rare. There were some clerical issues made by the town\city\municipality clerks that were not the voter's fault. Those are the issues we'll see in court. In my mind, the intent of the voter was obvious and unlike the checks and balances we have for voters, a clerk doesn't have those same checks. If the judge rules the clerk's mistake invalidates all voters, we have a SERIOUS issue.
source: coinbase API. They only have data starting 2016, Jan 1st so this is where I start my analysis.
since 2016 this even has occurred 14 times in monthly bins.
method:
- I calculated the lagging 90 day high closing price and then figure out how many days and months it took to recover.
- Currently bitcoin is ~ 48% of the 90 day high so I filter by events this has occur by month.
- I then figure out how many days or months it took to recover had you bought at the absolute highest.
results:
| date | close | BTC.USD.volume | max_90 | pct_change | recover_days | recover_months |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2018-01 | 9014.23 | 38171.97 | 19650.01 | -54.1 | 1033 | 34.4 |
| 2018-02 | 6905.19 | 59578.6982 | 19650.01 | -64.9 | 1029 | 34.3 |
| 2018-03 | 6816.01 | 15434.5228 | 17098.99 | -60.1 | 961 | 32 |
| 2018-04 | 6619.01 | 10756.5497 | 17098.99 | -61.3 | 956 | 31.9 |
| 2018-06 | 5851.66 | 7769.81165 | 9800 | -40.3 | 358 | 11.9 |
| 2018-11 | 3731.32 | 36455.2237 | 7360 | -49.3 | 168 | 5.6 |
| 2018-12 | 3183 | 9343.2724 | 6750 | -52.8 | 147 | 4.9 |
| 2019-01 | 3397.42 | 8709.6973 | 6503.12 | -47.8 | 102 | 3.4 |
| 2019-02 | 3409.57 | 6032.81895 | 6503.12 | -47.6 | 96 | 3.2 |
| 2020-03 | 4857.1 | 113902.203 | 10371.33 | -53.2 | 137 | 4.6 |
| 2021-05 | 34627.82 | 27999.1507 | 63588.22 | -45.5 | 143 | 4.8 |
| 2021-06 | 31594.63 | 26505.1927 | 63588.22 | -50.3 | 116 | 3.9 |
| 2021-07 | 29796.16 | 18114.1529 | 58958.05 | -49.5 | 87 | 2.9 |
| 2022-01 | 35101.33 | 21310.7209 | 67554.84 | -48 |
So as you can see, historically this has occurred 14 times since 2016. In 2018 was the worse, because just when you thought you bought at the absolute lowest, the ATH actually shifts and every month it kept on dropping.
Median
the median months it took to recover is 4.9 months or 147 days. The lowest it dropped was 64.9% on 2018, Feb.
Here is a histogram.
https://preview.redd.it/7ul6wj37z9d81.png?width=600&format=png&auto=webp&s=640ecac37cc7b325ffa979954eac0cbbd38b8fc0
TLDR: buckle up; historically it takes about 4.9 months or 147 days to recover from a drop of -40-64%. The shortest it took was 2.9 months and the longest was 34.4 months to recover. The lowest it ever drop was on Feb 2018 about 64.9% and that took 1029 days to recover. The good news is that it will likely recover again.
edit: A few comments below observed that the recovery phase seems to be getting faster so plotted this this as well.
