krisevol

Your pc already can do this.

For the love of god go to your sound settings, and turn "dynamic range" to low.

Almost every TV has this option.

Have you seen sites like Reddit? Last i saw 90% of posts are bots, and 95% of comments are bots.

And people are trying to tax the imaginary money.

The have done this every window release.

YouTube premium is over is the best services for the price. I get no ads in my car, my phone, my pc, and i get to give 5 keys to my friend and family to use.

Any streaming company that offers my an ad free plan that is reasonably priced I'll support. I never want to go back to the days of cable where it was a paid service with ads. I'll support the ones that give me the service i want. Ad free.

Actually you will see both. the current bubble we have now is the largest ever seen. A lot of people are going to their retirements, have to go back to work, lose their investments that are heavy in the bubble. But this is going to create billionaires from companies that survive and continue to provide AI services, and people that bailed before the bubble, and people betting on the crash. They will be the new generation of rich.

Just wait until you find out how much of these stocks are bought on margin.

So if the buyers are wonting to buy at a hype price, you have to pay a ton in taxes on unrealized gains meaning you need to sell stock to cover the cost, and pay taxes on the sell, then next year when evaluations go to normal levels you get to write off losses from zero income because you didn't sell and want to keep your shares meaning you get nothing back?

I get all that but that didn't answer my question.

I think you have a free concepts incorrect. You can't write off the lose unless you sell, and you are capped at 3k a year loss write-off as an individual.

Also elon hasn't sold any shares so this isn't relevant to him. I'm taking about other that want Elon to pay taxes on unrealized gains. What do you do in a situation were he paid taxes on unrealized gains and the stock losses value. Do you get a refund?