Ankle is feeling 40 again, during week 10.  It's kind of a bee sting.  Massaging the hot spot has had the best effect.

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 Figured she was some kind of olympic athlete but no.  Very very very attainable.

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NVDA continued marching onward since that penny stonk post.  They have a monopoly on the API's.  It's really hard to move something from CUDA to openCL.  Lions bought small positions in some penny stonks, 20 years ago.  Most went to 0.  Some went up 800%. 

There's a future NVDA somewhere now, just like NVDA was the next Goog, 20 years ago, Goog was the next Cisco, 30 years ago.  All lions could add is these companies were solving foundational problems when they started, networking, search, graphics.  They weren't making step counters, custom license plates, fancy cars. Most of the GPUs when they started were coming from ATI & 3DFX had just gone out of business.  Is the next penny stonk finally in something higher level?

SpaceX is in a similar position as Goog.  They're going to be very high priced in the IPO & probably going higher from there.  Lions would buy a small position after a dip.  Not many animals know what they're doing & they still won't after the IPO. 


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