@techbudsolution A lot of people thought that. “He’s rich already he doesn’t need more money.” Actions > words.
It’s okay though. Now that we know better we can do better.🫡
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Stocks/Options | Bay Area Real Estate | Politics - Regularly posts trades. - Tweets are opinions/entertainment. - Not a financial advisor.
San Francisco, CA شامل ہوئے Mayıs 2021
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I was fooled, really thought he had the edge to not feel the need for more money and less corruption. Little did I know he would just enrich himself and his family. My bad.
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A billionaire becoming president… to serve the public? Think about that.
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Is there really nobody in SF who can pull garry tan aside for an honest chat about what's happening to him
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@CliffordAsness I work in semis.. Toto has one of the best ceramics for electrostatic chucks in the game. You should check out the Japanese company that own the MSG product. They make a film used in semicon fabrication as well. 🤣 The Japanese are innovative as hell.
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A) I guess investors are just tired of the same old shit…
B) Saw the exact same idiocy in the dot com bubble (great paper pictured below). Not sure if changing your name to .com or AI empowered bidets are dumber. Call it a tie.
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@Remzztrades That’s how I feel about $WULF because the party hasn’t even begun.
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Memory not going anywhere but up... $SNDK $MU
First Squawk@FirstSquawk
APPLE CEO: WE ANTICIPATE A SUBSTANTIAL RISE IN MEMORY COSTS IN THE JUNE QUARTER.
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APPLE CEO: WE ANTICIPATE A SUBSTANTIAL RISE IN MEMORY COSTS IN THE JUNE QUARTER.
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$WULF @TeraWulfInc on the move again!
Closed +8.54% at $21.73 and hit a new 52-week high of $22.07.
Volume came in above its 30-day average too.
I suspect we hear news on KY before earnings next week, or on Monday 11th right after.
The pack keeps climbing 🐺
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@FeroceResearch I'm honestly annoyed I sold my $MUU during this run-up, knowing damn well this isn't even halfway towards my price target.
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some entity this entire week has bought upwards of nearly $2M 600 strike calls for Micron $MU for NEXT FRIDAY
yes, there is no typo in my post here, even I had to double check
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My bet is during the call management will let investors hear about the crazy demand for NAND and SSD as hyperscalers continue to invest into AI infrastructure. Pullback will more than likely be short-lived. I may take a position here, similar to market reaction after $MU ER.
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Great day for $WULF shareholders. We finally broke through that $21.60 resistance level with decent volume. I'm excited to see what the next couple of trading days provide us as we head to Q1 2026 earnings. Doesn't look like we're going to hear about a KY announcement until then.
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Maybe I’m not allowed to speak as I’m sold at $70 and $HOOD is still at $72 at the moment. But it’s not that you couldn’t see this coming.
Robinhood has a wonderful platform and had a disruptive business model. But the financial industry is changing rapidly and Hood is just too slow or ignorant.
As Jobs beautifully described once, the tech needs to fulfill the needs of the customer. You start from the customer needs and build your platform/tech based on that.
Lately, hood is doing it the other way around. Investors did not ask for prediction markets or fancy chairs you can buy on the platform. Yet, they are forced upon it.
Investors want fast and cheap access to all markets and financial products. $IBKR for example gave investors access to European markets and recently even to Korean markets. They feel the customer needs and act upon it.
$HOOD will keep on innovating and probably find a way back but they need to do it the right way.
KaizenInvestor@Kaizen_Investor
Sold all my $HOOD shares today at $70 with a profit of 112%. Bought Hood as I believed they could change the financial system. It’s one of the first companies that made sure investors can buy their favorite companies without fees. Lately, I’ve seen the numbers stagnate. It looks like they can convince fewer investors to switch platforms. Mainly because more and more platforms succeed in lowering transaction fees. The way they now try to convince investors is one I dislike. I signed up because they helped young investors to build financial freedom with the low fees, but now they are doing the exact opposite. Prediction markets are the exact opposite of financial freedom. The fact that they advertise on accounts that just try to buy shares, is something I disapprove and is in contrast to why I bought the company. Selling green chairs for a couple of thousand dollars was also not in my business plan. Not saying $HOOD is a bad investment but as I previously said: when you buy shares, you buy a part of a company. When you are not fully convinced of the company any more, you should sell. Will share my second holding tomorrow.
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