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It's been raining/shitty weather here the past few days, probably why I've had such a terrible migraine and out of work/able to catch up, and I slipped on one of my papers on the walkway from the house to the building. Craziest part is I was almost horizontal to the ground, mid-air, and managed to catch myself(didn't spill any coffee either) and not fall into the mud. Long story, long...You're insanely intelligent! What in the hell do/did you do for a living?
Glad you made the save. Your fall risk score is probably adjusted in the home hazzard dimension.

I've been in/out of tech for awhile. Now focus mainly on strategy for a holding company.
 
Can someone explain this GameStop stuff to me? While the sudden interest in their stock?
The answer has little to do with GameStop, nothing to do with video games, and a lot to do with a Reddit forum dedicated to playing the stock market.

The forum, named Wall Street Bets, has over 2 million members, and it's the collective action of those members that appears to be driving up the value of GameStop's stock. Simply put: As more people buy the stock, its price increases. And there's no signs of that collective action stopping anytime soon.

"GME has bounced and is once again at $225," one thread in the Reddit forum said on Wednesday morning. "Hold strong boys ... we will take GME to $1,000."

Another thread urged users not to sell and to remove their $1,000 price limit, which would automatically trigger sales.

"GME will stay going until WE sell. Do not f---ing sell boys, $1,000 was the original target but nothing is stopping this from getting to $5,000 but us," it said. "It sounds like a meme but it isn't. Hold on tight and make father Musk proud!"

More than anything else, the prevailing theme in Wall Street Bets is collective power - enough collective power to push back on the hedge funds and analysts that predicted GameStop's stock would never reach such heights.

"FOR ALL THE BIG F---ING HEDGE FUNDS MONITORING US, THIS IS A MESSAGE FROM US TO YOU, WE F---ING OWN YOU NOW, F---. YOU. GO BUY THE F---ING NEWS. LIKE AND COMMENT SO THEY SEE THIS POST. F--- YOU MELVIN CAPITAL. F--- YOU CITRON RESEARCH. YOU HAVEN'T CLOSED S---. THIS IS GONNA GO DOWN IN HISTORY," one such post said.
 
Not really. She was accused of being a Russian asset by the same people that did it to Trump. She voted "present" during impeachment. In America you are guilty or innocent. By not voting guilty she admitted he was innocent but she was too big of a coward to actually say it out loud, and she is still in the military so she did that to her commander in chief.... She also defended herself against muh Russia but was quiet of Trumps muh Russia.

If she were really worried about the constitution she would of done something while in congress instead of waiting til she left. She also never did anything to protect the 2nd amendment and would pass more restrictions on that god given right.

She just wants to run on a 3rd party ticket. She is a Bernie supporting socialist. She's crafting a character to play to get to 51% in an election.
Concur. On the very important subject of freedom of speech and censorship, her calling Brennan a domestic threat more dangerous than the crowd that entered the Capitol is a big first step to a least having a talking (pretty) head on The News spouting truth and sparking debate for Patriots.

Will be watching her closely - I'll take that grenade for the board 😇
 
Concur. On the very important subject of freedom of speech and censorship, her calling Brennan a domestic threat more dangerous than the crowd that entered the Capitol is a big first step to a least having a talking (pretty) head on The News spouting truth and sparking debate for Patriots.

Will be watching her closely - I'll take that grenade for the board 😇
This.

I'm not real sure what her long game is or who her handler is but she can play her role well.

If she is really just tryna make a come-up and some $ then she is certainly doing it unconventionally.

Me thinks Mossad but that can't be the answer for everything... Well... You know what I mean lol.
 
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Not really. She was accused of being a Russian asset by the same people that did it to Trump. She voted "present" during impeachment. In America you are guilty or innocent. By not voting guilty she admitted he was innocent but she was too big of a coward to actually say it out loud, and she is still in the military so she did that to her commander in chief.... She also defended herself against muh Russia but was quiet of Trumps muh Russia.

If she were really worried about the constitution she would of done something while in congress instead of waiting til she left. She also never did anything to protect the 2nd amendment and would pass more restrictions on that god given right.

She just wants to run on a 3rd party ticket. She is a Bernie supporting socialist. She's crafting a character to play to get to 51% in an election.
She might get a better reception if she shows some skin.
 
Keep in mind that our nation and Constitution were established by a group of revolutionaries, not the faculty of some Political Science department at a university. They had experienced tyranny under George the 3rd and knew that liberty could not exist under a tyrant. They were very precise with their words.

Exactly. And that’s the context that’s always missing from ANY argument about hate speech or gun control. The founders were very clear when viewed through historical context.
 
10 Days of Darkness

Hmmmmmm . . .


What are the 3 days before Easter called?
The Paschal Triduum (Latin: Triduum Paschale), Holy Triduum (Latin: Triduum Sacrum), or Easter Triduum, or the Three Days, is the period of three days that begins with the liturgy on the evening of Maundy Thursday, reaches its high point in the Easter Vigil, and closes with evening prayer on Easter Sunday.
 
Can someone explain this GameStop stuff to me? While the sudden interest in their stock?

Reddit guys are targeting stocks that are heavily shorted and manipulating the market (legally) and the establishment doesn't like it. Essentially 2M geeks at about $10k each all decide to buy the same stocks (there are about 10 currently in play) and sit back and watch them sky rocket. Elon Musk picked up on it and tweeted so it picked up even more steam. Essentially they're crushing the shorts.
 
You already make bank on the stonk plays don't you?

I know a couple posters practically make their living that way. Weren't you up 7k on something or over a weekend, ect?

Not me. I wish like hell that was how I made my living. I am a complete retard when it comes to playing stocks. But if this Reddit group isn’t doing anything illegal I’d like to start buying what they target then sell after making some damned good money.

The elites are going to be pissed and they will find a way to make them working together a crime. I’m sure of it. But I would really like to learn how to make a living on the stock market eventually.

I have the ability in my current job to do some day trading but I don’t have a ton of CoH nor do I know shit about reading the market.
 
Reddit guys are targeting stocks that are heavily shorted and manipulating the market (legally) and the establishment doesn't like it. Essentially 2M geeks at about $10k each all decide to buy the same stocks (there are about 10 currently in play) and sit back and watch them sky rocket. Elon Musk picked up on it and tweeted so it picked up even more steam. Essentially they're crushing the shorts.

I want in!!!!!!!!
 
The answer has little to do with GameStop, nothing to do with video games, and a lot to do with a Reddit forum dedicated to playing the stock market.

The forum, named Wall Street Bets, has over 2 million members, and it's the collective action of those members that appears to be driving up the value of GameStop's stock. Simply put: As more people buy the stock, its price increases. And there's no signs of that collective action stopping anytime soon.

"GME has bounced and is once again at $225," one thread in the Reddit forum said on Wednesday morning. "Hold strong boys ... we will take GME to $1,000."

Another thread urged users not to sell and to remove their $1,000 price limit, which would automatically trigger sales.

"GME will stay going until WE sell. Do not f---ing sell boys, $1,000 was the original target but nothing is stopping this from getting to $5,000 but us," it said. "It sounds like a meme but it isn't. Hold on tight and make father Musk proud!"

More than anything else, the prevailing theme in Wall Street Bets is collective power - enough collective power to push back on the hedge funds and analysts that predicted GameStop's stock would never reach such heights.

"FOR ALL THE BIG F---ING HEDGE FUNDS MONITORING US, THIS IS A MESSAGE FROM US TO YOU, WE F---ING OWN YOU NOW, F---. YOU. GO BUY THE F---ING NEWS. LIKE AND COMMENT SO THEY SEE THIS POST. F--- YOU MELVIN CAPITAL. F--- YOU CITRON RESEARCH. YOU HAVEN'T CLOSED S---. THIS IS GONNA GO DOWN IN HISTORY," one such post said.

It's really an example of "we the people" taking back the power.

Reddit Crowd Bludgeons Melvin Capital in Warning to Industry (yahoo.com)
 
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