u/HoldTheHighGround

I'm not suggesting anyone is being disingenuous. I believe that everyone is being honest here, myself included.

There are probably many millions of historical finasteride users over the last 40 years. And libido and erectile problems are a reality for every single man on the planet, if you live long enough. Yes, every single man. And emotional issues are also a reality for many, many millions of men.

I think that if there was a link between finasteride and any medical condition, we'd see it in far more patients.

I wish you all well; I do. I just don't want to point a finger of blame at Merck for finasteride. That evil company can indeed be blamed for many other wrongdoings. I just don't think finasteride is one of them.

Starlink alone is my reason for buying SPCX. Last quarter saw $3.3B in revenue. Given Starlink's advantages---cost and coverage---over every other internet provider, I predict theat will be $30B per quarter within five years. It's just getting started. Thoughts?

I believe the answer is "no". It's a bit of a dark hole at the moment---a bit reminiscent of Bitcoin at its start. Irrational exuberance, or genuine value...I really don't care. I took a modest position and I'm betting on a win. Yes, it's a bet. Anyone who's honest will admit that.

Welcoming input on NU. I've never delved into bank stocks.

NU's no-brick-and-mortar approach is super low-cost. Their business model focuses on young customers---a group that's growing every day.

Revenues are growing. Profits are growing. They are wildly profitable in Brazil and have already achieved profitability in Columbia and Mexico. They've applied for an American banking license.

With a PE of 17, a proven business model and enormous growth potential, I really like this stock. If I'm missing something, I'd like to know.