Good article about SPACs: https://spacinsider.com/2021/08/27/49-law-firms-unite-push-back-on-spac-litigation/

It's a red flag when someone giving TA advice refers to a breakout from resistance as a "violation."

Interesting, thanks.

You make a very compelling argument for $MO. Unfortunately, as an ESG investor, I have a lot of reservations about this company. Do you have any other recommendations that would better suit ESG investors such as myself?

A stock that fights crime? Count me in! $ITRN

Bitcoin is still far too overvalued, it's just used to be even more overvalued.

I don't have an issue with digital currency. My problem with bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies mostly resolves around the lack of regulation and paper trail, which encourages crimes by enabling criminals. For example, would the Colonial Pipeline hackers have been emboldened to attack the US if they knew they could get caught? Bitcoin ensured that wouldn't happen.

My other main issue is the extreme volatility which I find destabilizing. That may excite risk taking investors but doesn't make for a great currency. I did however fine Mark Zuckerberg's Libra coin to be intriguing as that was supposed to be based on a basket of other stable currencies.

I'm not a fan of bitcoin personally. Not just because it's highly volatile, or because nothing is unhackabale, or because governments could outlaw it at any time. But simply because it encourages crime. It is the criminals' currency of choice.

More like a casino gambling token.

It's an interesting idea to let those suffering from cancer to be the guinea pigs for a cancer mRNA treatment. But with so much fake news trying to claim that Covid isn't real/serious or that the vaccines are worse than the disease, expanding that to cancer could be an uphill battle.