Recent content by gbwillner

What subspecialty? Molecular? I would say for general CP 20-50 is probably great. If for molecular I would not touch it unless it was for a lot more and also demand full control over lab services.

Let me give you some business advice: A. How badly do you need the money? B. How much time and availability do you have for this role? C. Assuming you are competent for the role (don't assume you are), use A and B above to determine how much it will take to be worth your effort to do this job...

I've lost track of the point here.... is it there aren't enough hot women or that hot people get ahead? I need to know how to direct my rage. Also, I like coloring the hair like a tropical bird, but could leave all the other things, which I concur, are gross.

You guys are missing the point. You can sign out from all three. Why limit yourself?

I think Digital Pathology is the future.... for me to sign out cases from the beach in FL.

Maybe this is why crypto is still a thing.

All true but reimbursement is still in flux and lagging in the commercial space, and VC money is mostly dried right now as a result of high interest rates and banking issues. Lots of startups with a lot less cash. the "lab industry" really doesn't reward the smartest and most capable... they...

there is a very small n for these positions and I suspect the range will vary quite widely. I would guess $250K-$400K, full comp, and given how green or limited experience you'd likely end on the left of that.

She is following the Michael Saylor strategy of investing. Loudly tell everyone what you are doing and how much you believe in it to get them to follow you. Maybe then leave others with the bag. COIN is a terrible company hemorrhaging business and cash, AND were just notified by the SEC they...

Of note--- why do you think BTC is pumping? You can assume that the trouble with banks is resulting in people putting their money in BTC. But what evidence is there for this? None. Deposits don't go up on coinbase, they are hemorrhaging cash. What's driving the pump? Look at Tether...

OK, just saw this so I jumped back in.... Coinbase issued warning by SEC of potential securities charges The entire thing is a game of cards. Believing that the charts is the same as tracking the DJIA on the NYSE is how they get you. None of it is real. It will end slowly, then all at once...

Coinbase is corrupt AF, but it is the least corrupt exchange because it is publicly traded. None can withstand financial scrutiny. All commit securities fraud, with their only defense being "crypto isn't regulated" so there is no such thing as fraud. They will all learn otherwise eventually...

All I can say is the Tether printer has been out of control lately, and nothing stops wash trades and other ways to manipulate the market. The fact that charts on unregulated exchanges say BTC=$26k should be taken with a grain of salt. Additionally, as stablecoins fail, people flee to BTC...

I have a fair amount of TSLA but haven't bought any since like 2015. It keeps splitting and I keep selling but there is always more in the account somehow. I bought when they had a best-in-class product with no real competition. Given what I've seen in the last year or two I would not buy...

As onramps for real $$ dry up and statements from the government make it clear this will be regulated and be very difficult for crypto to engage with the financial system, AND with each scam and major exchange either going bankrupt or having their scams laid bare... you really gotta question why...