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Yeah, that would be so cool
Allegedly, Apple has made progress on 'no prick' glucose monitoring, per several outlets....
That would be so cool if they could integrate it into a watch. That is the only positive I can think of because it seems like a few companies already have 24 hour non prick monitoring. You just put the patch on your skin and it transmits to your app.
https://www.healthline.com/health/diabetes/blood-sugar-monitor-without-finger-pricks#tips-for-use
 
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Some folks might get offended and NOT buy a Tesla.
I definitely hear some of this. I don't like some of Elon's stuff, but I like the cars. And the cars as so far ahead of everyone else...
I can also tell you that many Californians appreciate Tesla's investment in the Golden State.
Fremont is the biggest car plant in the US. It is believed the (ex GM ex NUMMI) factory is producing cars a at record rate of more than 1 unit per minute.
Tesla has 47K employees in CA. Just increased the Palo Alto Engineering HQ and opened 700 new jobs. It goes on and on.
 
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Not that I disagree, but investors can follow herd mentality and a minor dip in the real estate market can cause a significant number to decide to bail. Since real estate in an illiquid asset it wouldn't take much to force a denial of redemption requests.
I am not a fan of Blackstone or their REIT investors. You won't see any tears from me if both get burned to the ground.
 
Are you speaking specifically of BREIT or other Blackstone REITs or REITs in general?
Blackstone in general, and specifically any Blackstone REIT that invests in single family houses. Not a fan is not a comment on whether it is a good investment or not. I don't like large organizations buying up major tracts of homes.

Edit. I see that BREIT focuses on business property. My comment shouldn't apply to that REIT.
 
Blackstone in general, and specifically any Blackstone REIT that invests in single family houses. Not a fan is not a comment on whether it is a good investment or not. I don't like large organizations buying up major tracts of homes.

Edit. I see that BREIT focuses on business property. My comment shouldn't apply to that REIT.
BREIT isn't even traded.
Most REITs have zero to do with single family homes. None of my 15-20 do.
I do have some REITs that own high end apartments.
I see nothing evil in any of this. I see a heck of a lot of evil in rent control and inability to evict nonpaying tenants, but that's a different topic.
Point being BREIT closing the gates has zero impact on "things getting bad".
 
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