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Dude probably has like 100 shares. And is like..
190. And he was gonna change the world with his money.
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190. And he was gonna change the world with his money.
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FOMO is the debil. Its why I make 99% of my trade decisions on technicals. That other 1% is me having a gut reaction to breaking news and more often than not it ends up being a bad trade. I feel bad for people who jump on the FOMO train but as Eli Wallach says in the "Magnificent Seven"... "If God did not want them shorn, then why did he make them sheep?"
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That is the secret, just keep churning the calls for profits. Just keep an eye on your cost basis when you choose strikes.
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LMT has a week above the 100-DMA now and is pushing up towards the 200-DMA. $365 and $376 are the last of the resistance levels on top.
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The problem is too many white girls. Racist. No wonder it didnt pop.
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Wow, I can’t believe it didn’t pop with news of Jolene Hexx fighting again after her cancer battle and the untimely propane fire death of her mom and dad, Bill Hexx and Janet Hexx.
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a missed opportunity to have Hexx fight against Hexxx for the title of the Hexxiest babe in BOTY
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Watching the guy from PLTR talk I don't have to say I don't agree with him. Which , of course, makes me crazy old Haus yelling at clouds.
I think the reason that large tech companies aren't completely complying/supporting the government, but rather only supporting it when it benefits them, is that they realize that on the "Global Megacorporation" scale no single government can very effectively govern them. It would take a "world government" and thankfully there isn't a functional one of those yet. As such corporations and government are effectively partners who have to negotiate with one another. We're seeing the beginning of corporations lessening their reliance on the US government right now as we see corporations starting to decide they would rather store the value on their books in non-US stores of value, in this case Bitcoin. But that's more politics than finance....
My question of the morning is if folks around here really buy into the concept that Uranium is going to be the next big commodity? Seeing signs of companies ramping up production in the US, and demand ramping up as there are apparently now plans for new nuclear plants being built. I'm staring at the URNM ETF right now with a slightly itchy trigger finger..... It's taken a beating in last week or so, but I still think there's a long term play there, so I'm debating an entry point.
I think the reason that large tech companies aren't completely complying/supporting the government, but rather only supporting it when it benefits them, is that they realize that on the "Global Megacorporation" scale no single government can very effectively govern them. It would take a "world government" and thankfully there isn't a functional one of those yet. As such corporations and government are effectively partners who have to negotiate with one another. We're seeing the beginning of corporations lessening their reliance on the US government right now as we see corporations starting to decide they would rather store the value on their books in non-US stores of value, in this case Bitcoin. But that's more politics than finance....
My question of the morning is if folks around here really buy into the concept that Uranium is going to be the next big commodity? Seeing signs of companies ramping up production in the US, and demand ramping up as there are apparently now plans for new nuclear plants being built. I'm staring at the URNM ETF right now with a slightly itchy trigger finger..... It's taken a beating in last week or so, but I still think there's a long term play there, so I'm debating an entry point.
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PLTR bounced again right around the $22.50 level. This is below its current DMA levels but it has resistance here as well as it being just above the heavily played $22 option strike. A close below $22 would be "an issue" to be concerned with.
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That horse has already left the barn in my eyes. Would have been a play a couple of months ago.
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I like that the darkest girl on the ticket is named Crystal White.
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Im mostly green except for EYES which had a private offering at $6 a share, cut the rug out from under me the day after I reinvested in the stock.
I still think it has legs to move back up but could have been a really great day today.
I still think it has legs to move back up but could have been a really great day today.
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Booty Fantasy League Football is definitely something I need in my life.
Scissor choke lol.
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The last nuclear power plant built in US was in late 20th century.
And with current administration and environmental hysteria -- why would anyone think there will be new ones built any time soon?
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