Learn stock picking. In my view, far less risky than speculating in crypto where intrinsic value is difficult if not impossible to estimate. Stocks have quarterly reports where you can count on proving your thesis to be right or not and the market will reward or punish you for it. Whereas in crypto, who knows when/why a price rises or falls except based on the unpredictable whims of the collective psyche?
Life was great for you. Why did you go to med school? Because I hate myself and I don't deserve happiness ;)
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Actually since that post on 8/27 my trading accounts added another $300K+.
The IRA accounts I trade for my spouse also added a decent 40K
Btw the primary reason I stumbled onto the pharm subforum is because Iām researching GoodRxās stock (GDRX). Been on my watchlist since its IPO last year. Looking to me as a potential good swing trade to open a position on next week. I read a pharm thread about goodrx posted in 2020, can anyone explain how they get away with compelling pharmacies to accept them at a loss? Are pharmacies obligated to accept goodrx?
Below is an explanation i found on reddit. Accurate?
āpharmacies are contracted with numerous PBM's(pharm benefit mngr)
PBM negotiates price with manufacturer
PBM then negotiates price with pharmacy
Every pharmacy has a different PBM price
Pharmacy charges cash price as the highest PBM price, this can be a difference of 10x the lowest price
GDRX partners with PBMs to sell at the lowest partnered PBM price.
PBM's agree because otherwise someone is paying U&C price(cash price) which is good for the pharmacy, but gives no cut to the PBM.
Essentially GDRX and PBM make money, pharmacy doesnt.
This is why pharmacists hate GDRX bc they cant charge their idiot cash price which is where they make their moneyā