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Suze Orman, financial advisor and author at Self-employed, advises that while having a car can be essential, it should not be viewed as an investment. She recommends minimizing spending when purchasing a car and cautions against taking out loans for models that exceed one's practical needs. The tweet was deleted by the author. But we saved everything 🙂. Orman has previously advised that maintaining clear savings goals can contribute to financial security, as noted in an earlier article.

James Surowiecki argues that the second apron in NBA salary regulations does not change the total percentage of league revenue that players receive. He explains that even if the second apron was eliminated and certain NBA teams spent significantly more on player salaries, other team owners would receive windfall payments from the luxury tax. Regardless of how much is spent by individual teams, all NBA players would continue to see their share of league revenue remain consistent.

Michael Taylor, co-founder and portfolio manager at Agora Trading, observes an unprecedented level of skepticism among active managers regarding NVDA's substantial gains as a mega-cap company. Taylor highlights that in his 30-year career, he has not previously seen such a widespread revolt from active managers against the company’s numbers, asking the community what might be causing this disconnect. The tweet was deleted by the author. But we saved everything 🙂.