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According to informed sources, OpenAI will allow employees to sell approximately 1.5 billion dollars worth of stocks to Japan's SoftBank Group in a new tender offer. Two informed sources stated that the new financing will enable SoftBank Group to acquire a larger share of this ai startup and allow current and former OpenAI employees to cash out their shares. One of the sources said that OpenAI employees will decide whether to participate in the new tender offer by December 24. Another source indicated that this trade is being pursued under the initiative of SoftBank founder and CEO Masayoshi Son.
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104237531 : Sell when he enters above the Bollinger Band, if too far from ema5. Wait for the washing plate to finish before buying back. I think it will go up today.
未来财富 : Why do you care so much? They are not lacking money, with powerful holding power. They will add positions when it drops, seeing the future that you cannot see.
TheOracleOfBroMaha OP : I guess if I was trading real money like money that I could have for my kids or buy a house with and just lame stuff like that I guess I would have like a plan like you know like oh if the stock goes down 25% I would probably sell And then try to invest in something that was going to go up. Or if it went up say 25 or 50% save from 30 to 50 I would sell it 50 you know if I could or if I saw it go to 53 and then start dropping back down I would sell you know somewhere where I was hoping would be the top.but it seems like there’s a lot of people on here are just like oh no matter what and just hold it no matter what. And I guess I don’t understand that philosophy. I was hoping someone could tell me what the hell you guys are thinking that’s all.