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oh here we go. lol a 2-3% margin on hundreds of billions of dollars in revenue is still billions of dollars in absolute profit. loblaws made $2.1 billion in profit last year. billion with a 'b'. metro made over $1 billion. empire (sobeys) made like over $1 billion. galen weston still made $12 million in compensation. their shareholders got dividends. and what did we get?record high food inflation while the goofs at the top said "we're just passing along costs." second, and this is the part you conveniently ignored, the argument for public grocery isn't about beating the private sector at their own game. it's about creating an option that doesn'tt need to make profit at all. you're a consultant, right? you understand margins. so explain to me, genius: why does a non-profit city run grocery store need to make 2-3%? it doesn't. it needs to break even. that means lower prices. that means competition that loblaws cannot match because loblaws has shareholders demanding growth. it's called public utility. you know, like how canada post delivers to remote communities even though it's not profitable. oh wait, you brought up canada post. "the millions going to canada post is government efficiency." bro. bro. canada post is a crown corporation mandated to serve every canadian, including people in nunavut where it costs $40 to ship a letter. that's not inefficiency. that's service. the private sector wouldn't touch those routes with a 10ft pole. that's why we have public options. and by the way, canada post actually turned a profit for decades until ecommerce and covid supply chains fucked everything. but sure, pretend it's always been a money pit. very consultant brained of you. now let me address your weird flex about transparency. you told one client in ten years that you made 15% on hardware. they were shocked. shocked! and then they never questioned you again. you want a gold star on your consulting spreadsheet or some shit? here's the difference. you chose to be transparent. grocery stores had to be forced by public pressure and parliamentary committees to release anything. and even then, they released aggregate numbers that hid productlevel markups. you know what they didn't show you? that a loaf of bread might cost $1 to make but sells for $4. tthat produce gets marked up 50% in some regions. that "shrinkflation" is a deliberate strategy to hide price increases. defend the 2-3% margin like it's a shield. meanwhile, grannys grocery bill has gone up 25% in three years. "if anyone thinks government can run a business and make it work, that's on them." okay. explain liquor stores. explain hydro utilities. explain the fucking lcbo, which generated over $2 billion in profit for Ontario last year,profit that goes back into public services, not into a billionaire's pocket. explain how every other developed country has public options for essentials like electricity, transit, healthcare and somehow, magically, they don't collapse into soviet famine. next time you wanna call out "leftists" for not addressing the point, maybe try making a fucking point worth addressing.

Dit is de simpele versie natuurlijk. Daar zie je alleen de 4 componenten van mijn strategie (MA, retracement, bollinger en RSI divergentie). Maar elk punt moet weer aan bepaalde randvoorwaarden voldoen. Wat is bijvoorbeeld de definitie van een dominante MA en blow-off top? Welke producten (of combinatie) zijn het meest geschikt per component? Waar leg je de SL en wanneer pak je winst? Allemaal in andere tweets uitgelegd, maar het zit vaak in de details. Daarnaast zeg ik altijd tegen beginnende traders om uitsluitend op de MA en retracement strategie te focussen. En dan met productlevel 1 (aandelen long/short).

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