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@DeepCoveBC

Katılım Temmuz 2009
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John@DeepCoveBC·
Deep Cove summer kayak moments. Soul treatment.
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@rdshipway @ChrisCamillo Ha we were both right!! I was right- it rarely works out You were right that sometimes it does did you buy back at 180 hopefully you did. I went through earnings with 300 shares no calls written and bought 1200 more after hours Glad you remembered my snarky reply.Well done
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Chris Camillo
Chris Camillo@ChrisCamillo·
Is it theoretically possible that $BE is lying about scandium and that Brookfield, Oracle and Nebius all failed to uncover a fatal supply constraint before committing to multibillion dollar projects? Yes. It’s also extraordinarily unlikely. Bloom has now stated in an SEC filing that it has sufficient non-China scandium supply for its current demand and backlog, with visibility to support 25 GW of annual production. Brookfield just expanded its partnership to $25B. Nebius committed up to $2.6B. Oracle contracted an initial 1.2 GW under an agreement covering up to 2.8 GW. Outside scandium estimates are not precision exercises. Bloom’s material intensity, manufacturing yields, inventory, supplier contracts and future efficiency gains are not publicly known. Read the short report. Read Bloom’s response. Use AI. Do your own work. Make your own decision. I’m not selling.
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Horse
Horse@TheFlowHorse·
I am long $MU into tomorrow. That sharp reversal afterhours is part lack of liquidity, part "bad news, good price" response. Volume actually reached cash session levels. I'll take the risk into tomorrow. A hike is 1/3rd of the way priced in, if no hike and hedges come off the market should have 1-2 days of rebound.
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Jon Alberta Patriot
Jon Alberta Patriot@JonFromAlberta·
In Sylvan Lake I spoke with an Iraqi Christian family who came to Canada in 2006 about what immigrants owe the country that welcomed them. Their answer was blunt: come here for a better life, obey Canadian law, work hard, care for your family and leave the conflicts of the old country behind. They told me newcomers should not come to Canada and then try to force the same politics, divisions or customs on everyone else. Canada gave their children safety and a future, and they believe immigrants have a duty to protect that. Then I told them I support Alberta independence. Their response surprised me: they support it too, and they have lawn signs in support of independence up! Support for Alberta independence is not limited to people whose families have lived here for generations. Immigrants who came here legally, worked hard and integrated can also see that Alberta is losing control over its culture, immigration and future. This is a powerful conversation. Listen to the end. Let me know what you think. Watch the full video on YouTube: youtu.be/qonSoqM6Evw
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Bullish Humanity
Bullish Humanity@BullishMostly·
@SixSigmaCapital The company is a joke. The product is inefficient. Their case is based on demand for power that can't be met by the means that the customers want (ie gas or nuclear ) so they go their ridiculous product. That is short term. And they could never scale regardless. $BE
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SixSigmaCapital@SixSigmaCapital·
$BE "The demand for Bloom Energy’s solutions keeps accelerating every quarter as customers who traditionally defaulted to combustion technologies are now proactively choosing Bloom as a superior power solution. Today, all the major US hyperscalers and over a dozen US neoclouds, AI labs, and colocation data center operators have validated and approved our power solutions for their AI factories. Bloom is now a standard for AI onsite power.” KRS, CEO
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Solid print $BE

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John@DeepCoveBC·
@IgorRyltsev Apparently, the voters of Alberta beg to differ. You should feel free to go, but the oil stays
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Igor Ryltsev
Igor Ryltsev@IgorRyltsev·
Sorry Canada, Alberta doesn't want to be your colony anymore. We are leaving! Yes, taking all the oil too. Good luck, take care.
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John@DeepCoveBC·
@Mattpetti32 Is he not worthy of bashing? Has he not earned that? What specifically are his best accomplishments since taking office? Wars? Gas price? Inflation? Economy? Interest rates? Ukraine war? Oil flowing through Hormuz? Greenland? 51st state?
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RussellFL370@RussellFL370·
@ChrisCamillo Own a healthy amount already.. More buy orders are in for the low 200's. Hope we get there.
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Chris Camillo@ChrisCamillo·
Pre-answering the inevitable $AMZN earnings DMs. Little has changed. The algos will chase whatever management says about CapEx. The market will overreact. As usual. If it rips, cool. If it tanks, I’ll be buying more. IDGAF.
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Willie Ross Jr. Knee Deep
Willie Ross Jr. Knee Deep@RossKneeDeep·
Lol!!! The funny thing is, most Americans never heard of the guy before he was killed.
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DarkHorseRider un replaceable
DarkHorseRider un replaceable@DarkHorse4Rises·
There will never be ‘that’ article because the adverse effects are potentially multifaceted and not experienced for months or years down the road. As in the case of someone with their p53 gene suppressed through vax spike persistence and Igg4 class shift. Or someone with sub clinical myocarditis who dies of a heart attack at 48 instead of 88
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DarkHorseRider un replaceable
DarkHorseRider un replaceable@DarkHorse4Rises·
Then we’re at an impasse on logic; highly qualified individuals with not just valid opinions but decades of experience and expertise, peer reviewed papers, standing in their professions. There’s a quote from ‘The Matrix’ ‘We have a rule. We never free a mind once it’s reached a certain age. It’s dangerous. The mind has trouble letting go. I’ve seen it before, and I’m sorry.” Neo simply replies: “I don’t believe it.” And Morpheus answers: “That’s why it’s going to be so hard to convince you.” This has more to do with indoctrination and attachment. It has always been difficult for people to change their minds once they’ve chosen a side. The ones whose minds I will never change are the ones who wished me fired, jailed, denied healthcare, death. I hold our governments and our media responsible for killing that dialogue and relationships years ago
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