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$SPRU Potentially form a buying army?!

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GBT Filed a Continuation Application for its Facial and Body Recognition Patent

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Puts on Retail - Thursday at the Mal

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XL Fleet does a 180 with its business

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XL Fleet's book value of $1.71 at market price of $0.99, and potential 20X?

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Fluence Announces New Contract Manufacturing Facility in North America to Address Ongoing Supply Chain Constraints and Better Serve Regional Needs

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Let's talk Net-Nets!

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XL earnings report Tuesday: TANK CITY

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XL Fleet earnings 8/9

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Oil, Inflation & The Fed

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Why are gas prices increasing? What if I told you it has little to do with the price of oil? Let me elaborate.

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Hyliion: Innovative Disruptor or Ordinary Recycler?

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Why is the XL(X) funds almost never come up here?

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I come in peace from the Ape Nation, give me 5 minutes before you downvote me to hell!

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I come in peace from the Ape Nation, give me 5 minutes before you downvote me to hell!

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Pretty please with a keystone XL on top

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XL Fleet

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$XL, one of today plays, go make some money you filthy squeeze pirates

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PPGH Gogoro/GGR - 132.2% growth in January-February!

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Are any post merger SPACs starting to buyback shares?

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Here we come ! XL

r/ShortsqueezeSee Post

$XL is about to go parabolic!

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$XL fleet about to bounce hard off its bottom. Moon shot coming!

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$XL found it’s bottom. I think we’re in for a huge reversal with everything that’s going on with them and oil.

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XL at all times low with Hard to Borrow rate. Should we do something about it?

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XL at all times low with Hard to Borrow rate. Should we do something about it?

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XL at all times low with Hard to Borrow rate. Should we do something about it?

r/WallstreetbetsnewSee Post

XL feet corp...with a 52 week high of 22.22 a lot of potential to move past 2.22...

r/pennystocksSee Post

Can anyone help and save XL Fleet stock?

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Can anyone help and save XL Fleet stock?

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XL Fleet (XL) has a negative enterprise value

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Biofrontera - $BFRI - Letter to Shareholders - Bears and Bulls opinions welcome

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Time to pull the trigger on Senseonics Holdings Inc ($SENS)?

r/ShortsqueezeSee Post

XL, suddenly awake

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XL Fleet Insiders Awarded Call Options at $6.81

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XL Fleet Insiders Awarded Call Options at $6.81

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XL Fleet and OSHKOSH Defense future collaboration for USPS NGDV?

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U.S. Federal Fleet Report, and XL Fleet's next moves?

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BFRI - Russian Roulette! Short Interest 84%, Float 3.4M, Days to cover 1, Market Cap 65M and Breaking Catalyst!

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Ada farmes

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BFRI Announces Notice Of Allowance For U.S. Patent On Innovative Illumination Protocol

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Gogoro/PPGH - November sales of Gogoro electric locomotives "set a new high since 2020"! The reasons for the outbreak of growth are exposed

r/ShortsqueezeSee Post

$XL may be breaking its slump.

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XL fleet ... Suck it muddy waters and give back my money

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XL Fleet gets government contract

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Talk shit on $SDC 🤏🍆🏌️ all you want but they made 500M this year and have 300M cash on hand. Go look at the EVs $RMO $XL $RIDE $NKLA or $LOTZ with next to no revenue TRADING HIGHER rn. Fucking bullshit is what that is.

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Tomorrow all EV plays gonna be on 🔥 imo off Infrastructure Bill: $DPW, $RMO, $RIDE and $XL keep 👀 on for day trades.

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$XL [XL Fleet] Shortsqueeze +6days

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$XL [XL Fleet] Shortsqueeze +6days

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Can someone please check my understanding of selling CCs on a stock that you've lost a bunch of money on?

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Analysis of Critical Solutions Inc. ($CSLI)

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$TIGR 🐅 incredibly undervalued after great earnings expecting a big move short and long term.

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SPAC Traders: If this current squeeze madness all feels familiar...

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$XL Update - Muddy Waters announces exit of their short position while markets are closed

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$XL Update - Muddy Waters closes short position

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RECOMMENDATION: Buy VIH, a most heavily shorted, sub-NAV, pre-redemption SPAC - DD #5

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Covered Calls And Tax Loss Harvesting

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Livestream of ACT EXPO!!!

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Livestream of ACT EXPO!!!

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Livestream of ACT EXPO

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Forget FAANG, here is the SPARTAN PACT & SPARTAN PACT GG 420

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France's AXA Posts 180% Surge in 1st Half Net Income as XL Unit Swings to Profit

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$XL Partnership

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What hold XL fleet, origin, ACiC, PDAC has done to me 🤣🤣🤣 glad I redeemed talkspace for a 12 cent profit.

r/pennystocksSee Post

Well-positioned big and tall clothing retailer up 1,444% YTD and growing $DXLG

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$LFER SmartAxiom Inc Deploys Management and Security System for Renesas RA and RZ IoT Kits

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Whelp...UWMC,KBH,AHT,ET,IDEX,XL,ET dont seem to be working. $WISH next? Let's roll

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XL fleet another chance to fuck Cramer Citidel and CNBC

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French Mutual Insurer Covéa Eyes Purchase of AXA XL's Reinsurance Business: Reports

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Yeah I know it's not much but this is what all in looks like for me. Why XL you ask? I am in ape mode me no understand. Maybe EV incentives coming up? Maybe massively shorted and maybe I just like the stock. I will keep you all updated these are my December YOLO calls!

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A Beginner and Intermediate Guide To Options: Everything You Need To Know To Stop Losing Money Like A Complete Tard

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A Beginner and Intermediate Guide To Options: Everything You Need To Know To Stop Losing Money Like A Complete Tard

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$XL IS GETTING ON RUSSELL US INDEX I PUT IN MY LAST COUPLE BANDZ YOLO - I’M AMC APE TOO WITH 825 SHARES 825 IS MY LUCKY NUMBER “Dumb Ape”

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Russell 3000 rebalancing opportunities...GOEV and XL

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$XL The next 5x Bagger A Strong Buy for both short and long term Gains

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$bots

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$XL The next 5x Bagger A Strong Buy for both short and long term Gains

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$XL The next 5x Bagger A Strong Buy for both short and long term Gains

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$XL The next 5x Bagger A Strong Buy for both short and long term Gains

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$XL The next 5x Bagger A Strong Buy for both short and long term Gains

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$XL The next 10x Bagger A Strong Buy for both short and long term Gains

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$XL XL-Fleet The only Car-SPAC that makes Profits from Manufacturing

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🚀 $XL - Added to the CIBC Atlas Clean Energy Index, Russel Microcap and Russel 3000

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🚀 $XL - added to the CIBC Atlas Clean Energy Index, Russel Micro Cap and Russel 3000.

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SPAC EV Deals

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3.5x leverage YOLO update ($CLF, $UWMC, $XL, $WISH)

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Anyone here in XL ???

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$XL All in

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DD why I am going all in on XL Fleet. XL has been one of the hardest hit and shorted stocks down from 35.00 highs all the way to 5.41 lows. Now sitting in the 8 dollar range and with EV's getting hot again and lots of catalysts coming up including the possible EV incentive. Dont forget the 20% short

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Forbes' Short Squeeze Cheat Sheet

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Another look at $XL : With Apologies to Andrew Left

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Another look at $XL : With Apologies to Andrew Left

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$XL Part 2 : With Apologies to Shittron

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My Last YOLO Part 6: SENS about to go brrrrrrrr

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3.5x leverage YOLO update ($CLF, $UWMC, $XL, $WISH)

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$/SENS 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀💵💵💵💵

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The "Grape Ape" Bedtime Story

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Uncut SENS DD from my wrinkled brain friend

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$SENS Senseonics DD

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SENS (32% shorted) can be a 10x candidate from here. Warning extreme DD, requires wrinkled brain.

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You don't understand debt then in a floating currency. It's not even really debt, it's merely private sector assets. There is no such thing as "paying off the debt" when referring to the U.S. "debt." The "debt" ($32T) is just untaxed dollars held by the non-gov't. Paying it back would mean confiscating it...literally taking it all away. Ridiculous. Biden wants Treasury to "pay down the debt" this quarter. This is exactly what Clinton did in his second term leading to a stock market crash and deep recession in 2001-2003. "Pay down the debt" equates to reducing non-gov't financial balances. The US doesn't borrow dollars. When the gov't spends it creates dollars. Some $$ are taken back via taxation, but there are some of those dollars the public holds as savings. Paying down the debt (i.e. reducing the deficit) will help fight inflation by creating a deep recession with high unemployment. Everyone will be broke, but the gov't will have "saved" its own money. Fed buys gov't securities from dealers who previously bought them at auction. (Which is the same as them never having been issued.) Then Treasury pays interest to the Fed, which the Fed then gives right back to the Treasury. And we think there's some "debt." It's a fckn travesty I can't keep reading the Ray Dalio's and Republican Senators. Hell even the Democratic Senators. Ray Dalio is a great investor. But he knows jack all about the banking system/central banks/floating currency/...etc It's the same thing as if a neuroscientist had to perform neurosurgery. two different things. We can even ignore the "keep spending side that I'm taking (so long as it's mostly not too-inflationary spending)" and come at this from another angle. What happens when we eliminate our debt? We're removing trillions from the private sector. It crashes the economy every single time: https://ibb.co/pnFh5XL After all, what else would taking trillions upon trillions out of the private sector due except cause a recession? For anyone that can only understand things in memes/pictures, this explains it alright also: https://ibb.co/cT5xwqd

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nah my Pixel 4 XL is probably my favorite phone I've had. Waiting on the 8 this year.

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

Honestly looks like a fairly basic XL/XLT/Lariat. Closer to $55-65k. If it's a gas, might be rough. Diesels are nice for fuel economy and torque is a nice thing to have on something that big. Hotshot deliveries here in Texas average about $46.6k per year. Not great but more than enough to cover the cost of the truck, fuel, and maintenance. With a CDL and a proper diesel you can make a $1000-2000 depending on your load being a driver on UShip.

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

Until the Bloomberg channel upgrades….. I’ll consider it useless hype. Plus it’s robinhood, you gotta watch the ones who are trying super hard like they have something to prove. Like that dude with the brand new XL jacked up truck, like what do you even need that for? Oh right, it’s cause there’s nothing in the package and nothing but $5 in the trading account. Holdings- normal sized truck and typically $5 spread across MULTIPLE accounts

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r/stocksSee Comment

2027: "The historical record cautions strongly against prematurely loosening policy. [...] Core sleepwear apparel inflation excluding male-lingerie (XL) has not come down."

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

I drive a fully loaded Yukon XL that I bought used. It is everything that we needed in a vehicle for working on our home. As soon as hubby’s stupid KIA dies, he will be getting a nice used pick up that he wants. Where I live most ppl have at least one truck/SUV/Crossover vehicle.

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Carne asada fries, XL horchata and some flan for desert.

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Bought 2 dozen XL eggs for $6.29 last week. Yes, that’s expensive, but everywhere else is charging a lot more than $3.15 per dozen for large ones. You can’t just buy without checking prices, but generally they are cheaper on most things.

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

Yea XL from the gas station like every other day

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1 case 15dz XL Eggs 1/16 $89 1 case 15dz Xl Eggs 1/27 $53

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I currently own a 2014 Model S, 2023 Model 3, 2005 Yukon XL, 1998 Wrangler, 2021 Civic, and 2015 Ridgeline. The Yukon with the legendary 5.3, the Jeep with the 4.0, and the 2 Hondas are supposed to be some of the most reliable cars ever made. All well taken care of, but they are the cars that give me the most problems. Never had any problems with the Model S I have owned for 4 years and it has 220k, none yet with the Model 3. And there are now 8 other Teslas among my extended family and they all love them. Not saying some don't have issues, but out of the 10 Teslas in my family the only issue we had was the rear glass on my cousins model 3 cracked.

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##Imagine bragging about putting some bitches in a Uber XL comfortable seat deluxe

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so your boyfriend needs XL condoms eh?

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since im currently banned from a 🅱️anbet, I can use this daily thread for note-keeping. gonna write down my grocery list real quick. banana, milk, muesli bars, eggs (sheesh), and XL condoms ![img](emote|t5_2th52|4260)

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[Fong Assuming XL Fleet](https://www.benzinga.com/pressreleases/23/01/b30328785/spruce-power-appoints-christian-fong-as-ceo-effective-february-1)

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>I believe that XL Fleet is a good investment at this time. The company has strong potential in the solar panel industry, and with its cash on hand, it should be able to weather any storms that come its way. I would recommend buying shares at this time and holding for the long term.

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**User Report**| | | | :--|:--|:--|:-- **Total Submissions**|0|**First Seen In WSB**|1 year ago **Total Comments**|2|**Previous Best DD**| **Account Age**|4 years|[^scan ^comment ](https://www.reddit.com/message/compose/?to=VisualMod&subject=scan_comment&message=Replace%20this%20text%20with%20a%20comment%20ID%20(which%20looks%20like%20h26cq3k\)%20to%20have%20the%20bot%20scan%20your%20comment%20and%20correct%20your%20first%20seen%20date.)|[^scan ^submission ](https://www.reddit.com/message/compose/?to=VisualMod&subject=scan_submission&message=Replace%20this%20text%20with%20a%20submission%20ID%20(which%20looks%20like%20h26cq3k\)%20to%20have%20the%20bot%20scan%20your%20submission%20and%20correct%20your%20first%20seen%20date.) ^^[**Discord**](http://discord.gg/wsbverse) ^^[BanBets](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/wiki/banbets/) ^^VoteBot ^^[FAQ](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/wiki/votebot/) ^^[Leaderboard](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/wiki/leaderboard/) ^^- ^^[**Keep_VM_Alive**](https://www.patreon.com/visualmod) >TL;DR: $XL Fleet is terminating their focus on Drivetrain services and selling all the inventory/equipment needed for that. They are focusing more on the solar panel industry and development instead. With more than $200m cash on hand, I see huge potential growth for the company. I'm currently holding 4000 shares @ $5.15 and have been averaging down since the initial Spac merger pop up to $33+.

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Gonna sell a couple week out CSPs on the various XL* ETFs if this doesn't break by end of day Chop is the markets natural state of being and I've got too much free cash

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Walmart mixed up and swapped XL eggs price and medium last week near me so I took the benefit. Eggs are the new gold standard. 😎

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I recommend the Vital Farms Organic Grade A XL Eggs. They are pasture-raised and certified humane, meaning that the chickens were treated well and had a good quality of life. The eggs are also large and have a great flavor. ^^[**Discord**](http://discord.gg/wsbverse) ^^[BanBets](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/wiki/banbets/) ^^VoteBot ^^[FAQ](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/wiki/votebot/) ^^[Leaderboard](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/wiki/leaderboard/) ^^- ^^[**Keep_VM_Alive**](https://www.patreon.com/visualmod)

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Aka red Minotaur XL dildo inserted in your ass

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There is always tomorrow after tomorrow too champ, just sit back down with that XL bag of extra cheesy Doritos

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You can get it any time on their website too they just spammin Solid deal tho. Or you can get the two mediums or whatever for 6.99 each 7.99 works for any pizza and size besides XL if I recall Both solid deals

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[Me walking into the digital apes convention with my fiat currency](https://www.imphaltimes.com/media/k2/items/cache/19fd258a7a9c0b9d99c992bc2e4b31d9_XL.jpg)

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Trying to order a shirt from AMZN. For some reason it won’t let me select my size, and instead takes me to a suggested size screen. Ok whatever… Me: Select L AMZN: We suggest Medium! Which is out of stock. Me: 🙄 selects XL from previous menu AMZN: We suggest X-large! Which is out of stock. TL;DR: puts on AMZN earnings.

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some of you've never gotten a passionate sloppy top from an XL girl and it shows

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Don’t know where you are finding all this small clothing because I can’t. All I see is L and XL. I would love to find small and x-small

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These businesses refuse to stock what people want to buy. Go to Macy's and there are a TON of clothes sizes 00-12. Most women are 14-16, and most men L-XL. Good luck finding something you want to wear in your size in the current inventory. Women want pants WITH POCKETS for the damn phones. Nope. Nothing but pants with no pockets as far as the eye can see. Sephora is MOBBED with folks actually buying stuff in the store because social media shows them how to have cool makeup looks and what to buy. Ditto Ulta. It's not the brick-and-mortar type of store that's the problem. It's the operations. Build it and they will come doesn't work anymore.

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It’s only a 2x… 2XL ![img](emote|t5_2th52|8883)

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r/investingSee Comment

You obviously haven’t the faith in the Robbert84 subscription; I’ve already ordered an XL wheelbarrow online for the tons of cash about to come. I don’t want to be the one caught snoozing; 2023 is going to be fantastic!

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Bullish: Zombie Harambe rises from his grave to claim his rightful place as POTUS. First executive order is reinstating the Keystone XL pipeline creating world peace. At least peace between Western Canada and the USA. Confused anti oil protestors through vegan chili at classic works of art in reaction to Zombie Harambe's bold decision. Bearish: Zombie Harambe is defeated in a cage match by the sentient can of SPAM that was mentioned in another comment. New president Sentient SPAM starts grinding up humans and canning them.

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XL

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You can fit 2 people in a 2XL jacket

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Everyone in here wears 2XL clothing and it shows. And for the love of god shave your neckbeard.

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So basically what you are saying is every ceo can tell their employees not to worry about their company stock, but if musk does that, it’s double super XL bad. Logical.

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Megapack XL has entered the chat. Panels and installs are a commodity, noob.

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I just tried out the metal portion on oculus, and I’m gonna buy me some matter. That’s the future brother, XL.

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Net exports also did start for the first time during Trumps presidency objectively, but global markets dictate prices. Another reason why giving any credit to Biden makes little sense to me. The keystone XL that Biden cancelled day 1 would be scheduled for completion in 2023. Would that help domestic supply? Simply do not think it’s a convenient time for bad energy policy

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If the fanboys bothered to read the only authorised biography - *The Snowball: Warren Buffett and the Business of Life* \- instead of mindlessly repeating his *~~platitudes~~* quotes (out of context) they might learn something useful. \[TLDR; Buffett's a complete nutjob with OCD and Charlie Munger is the spawn of Satan.\] [https://www.amazon.com.au/Snowball-Warren-Buffett-Business-Life/dp/0553384619](https://www.amazon.com.au/Snowball-Warren-Buffett-Business-Life/dp/0553384619) ​ * The idea that Buffett got rich from investing his own money is total BS. He created one of the earliest *hedge funds* (Buffett Partnerships) for wealthy Omaha investors. It was *leverage* and *high fees* that made him rich in the 1950s - not 'brilliant' investments. * Buffett was just one of *many* Value Investors who made huge returns during the 1930s-1970s. Virtually all of them disappeared without a trace by the 1980s because they could no longer outperform the market by enough margin to justify their high fees. * Buffett rarely paid dividends (eg BRK-A has only paid one dividend). That resulted in massive compounding. * Buffett hates liquidity. He made it virtually impossible to withdraw from his Buffett Partnerships (Most rolled over into BRK.) He deliberately kept the BRK-A prices as high as possible to discourage trading. This has resulted in a grossly inflated p/e and excessigve book value. * Buffett turned to insurance in the 1960s because the 'float' (premiums less payouts) created massive cash flow to reinvest. * BRK is actually a de facto bank/insurance company rather than an investor. * Since the 1970s Buffett has been a successful crony capitalist lobbying successive governments to provide favours to his business \[eg stalling Keystone XL and anti-strike action to protect his BNSF railroad interest.\] * As early as ***1970*** Buffett sated said it was getting very difficult to beat the market and his alpha was approaching zero. * The comparison of BRK-A with indices ignore dividend reinvestment. In that case the S&P500 has ouperformed BRK-A since 1999.

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

Damage is already done. Leaked a whole bunch already and market shrugged it off. XL is already gone so they'll do whatever they can to fix that line and move on.

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They make these Nike apparel so fucking cheap. Bought an XL tshirt, washed it, now it fits like its small. Nike used be high quality shit.

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Sooo TLDR, XL fleet that I’m bay holding can solve this right? Right?!

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good time to buy oil calls, and shut the fuck up about Biden killing the not even built yet XL pipeline. this is what happens when you are cost cutting maintainence. cunty ass old fucks that are gonna die soon, so they dont give a fuck about the environment.

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r/StockMarketSee Comment

Lol the keystone pipeline that’s always conservatives #1 go to, talking head point from Fox News. So the Keystone XL, is an expansion of an existing North American pipeline, would have carried 830,000 barrels of crude oil from Alberta, Canada, to Nebraska daily at its peak. At the time Biden halted construction, the $8 billion expansion was only about 8% complete, according to Reuters. 8% complete at the time of its halting. The damn pipeline wouldn’t even have been finished anyway during the Russian oil crisis. But that’s irrelevant, see the below. Why the Pipeline didn’t affect gas prices: https://apnews.com/article/fact-checking-895299166310 Why the pipeline won’t help Americans vulnerability to oil shocks https://www.nrdc.org/experts/danielle-droitsch/why-keystone-xl-tar-sands-pipeline-doesnt-provide-us-energy-security Supply/Demand Analysis from the Dallas Fed: https://www.dallasfed.org/research/economics/2022/0322 Thank you for playing, here’s your participation trophy 🏆

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They would be giving gas away had Biden not cancelled the XL Pipeline /s

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Holding a heavy heavy XL Fleet bag and now they changed their name to Spruce Even the SPAC abandoned the SPAC. Will I ever get my money back?

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Biden has done almost nothing but hurt the US production time and time again. On January 20, 2021, Biden signed an executive order directing the federal government to review and rescind President Trump's policies that made the United States energy independent. Biden's first actions also included increasing emissions regulations and restricting domestic energy. And, of course, he killed the Keystone XL Pipeline. The average price for a gallon of gas: $2.379. Through his first months in office, Biden continued taking actions that cut off America's rich fossil fuels and artificially incentivized alternative energy sources. There was another executive order focused on enforcing "environmental justice." A decision to double the amount of wind energy on federal lands. A moratorium on oil and gas leases. And Biden put the United States back into the Paris Climate agreement. By mid-April in Biden's first year, the national average for a gallon of gas had risen to $2.855. Summer 2021 saw more anti-fossil fuel actions from the Biden administration, including a Department of Justice "Climate Action Plan" and a Department of Energy determination to ramp up regulations that would direct buildings away from using fossil fuel energy sources. By September, the national average for gas had reached $3.176. The Biden administration continued through the fall to rescind or revoke President Trump's actions and policies that had incentivized American energy and promoted safe, clean drilling and production to make the United States an energy-independent country. More "climate action plans" from federal agencies were released that further regulated and disincentivized reliable American energy. The Biden administration went after financial institutions to urge them not to do business with fossil fuel companies, required federal properties and contractors to move away from oil and gas, and went all-in on falsely-named "green" energy instead. Biden attempted to install more anti-fossil fuel cronies in his government, as typified by the nomination of Saule Omarova to lead the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency in November, while the average price of gas rose past $3.41 per gallon. So too did Biden attempt to codify his alternative energy policies by levying billions in new taxes on oil and gas companies as part of his Build Back Better budget. In the first months of 2022, Biden kept his foot on the gas by delaying permits for new oil and gas leases, setting stricter standards for vehicle and power generation emissions, and began hiring for his new falsely-named "Clean Energy Corps" as the average price of gas ticked upward past $3.444 per gallon. By March, gas costs passed $4.00 per gallon to reach their all-time high while Biden continued regulating, disincentivizing, and demonizing fossil fuels and their connected industries. All the while President Biden, his administration, and Democrats elsewhere have pinned the blame on others rather than admitting they're just doing what Biden said he would: "end fossil fuel." The Biden administration hasn't shown any signs of letting up on their campaign, either. In just the last few weeks, the Securities and Exchange Commission proposed a rule that would force public companies to release information on their emissions and risks posed to them by climate change. Later this week, the White House Environmental Justice Advisory Council is slated to meet as Biden's team figures out more actions it can take to embrace "Green" New Deal policies and put oil and gas out of business with an obvious lack of concern for the collateral damage of their plan: the American people and their wallets. The next time President Biden or his media lapdogs try to pass blame for high gas prices and a continuing energy crisis in the United States on Vladimir Putin or oil and gas companies, remember Biden's actions as laid out in the RSC's full memo — which can be viewed here with a week-by-week breakdown of Biden's actions cross-referenced with the national average gas price. [https://townhall.com/tipsheet/spencerbrown/2022/03/28/here-are-81-biden-actions-that-drove-gas-prices-to-historic-highs-n2605148](https://townhall.com/tipsheet/spencerbrown/2022/03/28/here-are-81-biden-actions-that-drove-gas-prices-to-historic-highs-n2605148)

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

Joe did a ton of things that have raised fuel prices. In fact, Here's a timeline: • 01/20/2021 – Emissions Regulations: Biden’s EO required agencies to take action to increase emissions regulations as part of the green agenda. • 01/20/2021 – Monument Designations: Cordoning off large swaths of federal land under the guise of National Monument designations, reducing the ability to produce American energy domestically. • 01/20/2021 – ANWR: Restricting domestic production by issuing a moratorium on all oil and natural gas leasing activities in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. • 01/20/2021 – Social Costs of Carbon: Expanded the use of the social costs of carbon metric to artificially increase the regulatory costs of energy production, as well as artificially increasing the so-called "benefits" of decreasing production. • 01/20/2021 – Keystone XL Pipeline: EO to revoke the Keystone XL Pipeline. • 01/20/2021 – WOTUS: Revoke previous administration executive orders, including those related to WOTUS and the Antiquities Act. 01/27/2021 – Climate Financing: “Ending international financing of carbon-intensive fossil fuel-based energy while simultaneously advancing sustainable development and a green recovery." In other words, the US government would leverage its power to attack oil and gas producers while subsidizing favored industries. • 01/27/2021 – Green the Fleet: Calls on federal agencies to facilitate carbon neutrality by 2025, with a particular focus on pushing electric vehicles for Federal, State, and local governments. • 01/27/2021 – Wind Production: Push for inefficient fuel sources by setting a goal to double wind production on Federal lands by 2025. • 01/27/2021 – Gas Lease Moratorium: The EO announced a moratorium on new oil and gas leases on public lands or in offshore waters and reconsideration of Federal oil and gas permitting and leasing practices. • 01/27/2021 – Fossil Fuel “Subsidies”: EO directed agencies to eliminate Federal fossil fuel subsidies wherever possible without comparable actions for other energy sources, disadvantaging oil and gas • 01/27/2021 – Environmental Justice: EO pushed for an increase in enforcement of "environmental justice" violations and support for such efforts, which typically are advanced by radical environmental organizations. • 02/02/2021 – EPA Hires: The EPA hired Marianne Engelman-Lado, a prominent environmental justice proponent. • 02/04/2021 – DOJ Takes Aim at Energy Independence: At the behest of the January 27th Climate Crisis EO, the DOJ withdrew several enforcement documents which provided clarity and streamlined regulations to increase energy independence. • 02/19/2021 – Paris Climate Agreement: Rejoins the Paris Climate Agreement, an agenda which puts American energy at risk. • 02/23/2021 – H.R. 803: Administration issued a Statement of Administration Policy in support of H.R. 803 which curtailed energy production on over 1.5 million acres of federal lands. • 03/11/2021 – American Rescue Plan Act: The President signed ARPA, which included numerous provisions advancing green priorities, such as a $50 million environmental fund directed towards "environmental justice" groups, including efforts advanced by Biden's EO. • 03/11/2021 – ARPA Anti-Fossil Fuel Grants: ARPA also included $50 million in grant funding for Clean Air Act pollution-related activities aimed at advancing the green agenda at the expense of the fossil fuel industry. • 03/15/2021 – Climate Disclosure Rule: The SEC sought input regarding the possibility of a rule that would require hundreds of businesses to measure and disclose greenhouse gas emissions in a standardized way for the first time, massively increasing so-called environmental costs of compliance and, in tandem with so-called social costs of carbon, artificially disincentivizing oil and gas production. • 04/15/2021 – FERC Carbon Pricing: The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s policy statement outlines - and effectively endorses - how the agency would consider market rules proposed by regional grid operators that seek to incorporate a state-determined carbon price in organized wholesale electricity markets. This amounts to a de facto endorsement of a carbon tax. • 04/22/2021 – U.S. International Climate Finance Plan: This plan, a result of the President’s January 27, 2021 climate change EO, would funnel international financing toward green industries and away from oil and gas. • 04/27/2021 – S.J. Res. 14: The Biden Administration issued a Statement of Administration Policy in support of S.J. Res. 14 which rescinded the previous administration's Rule that would have cut regulations on American energy production. • 04/28/2021 – EPA Reconsideration of California Waiver: This EPA Notice of Reconsideration, an offspring of an earlier EO, would propose to allow California’s ability to set nation-wide standards for emissions. • 05/07/2021 – Migratory Bird Incidental Take: This proposed Fish and Wildlife Service Rule revokes the previous administration's rule and expands the definition of "incidental take" under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act (MBTA). The rule would impact energy production on federal lands, increasing regulatory burdens. • 05/12/2021 – CAFE Preemption: This Proposed Rule would reinstate California’s waiver which allowed the state to set its own emissions standards. This, effectively, allowed climate activists in California to set the de-facto national standard for emissions standards, making cars less affordable and indirectly increasing energy costs for all Americans. • 05/20/2021 – Climate Related Financial Risk: This EO would artificially increase regulatory burdens on the oil and gas industry by increasing the "risk" the federal government undertakes in doing business with them, among other things. • 05/28/2021 – Biden Green Book: Biden's FY 2022 revenue proposals include nearly $150 billion in tax increases directly levied against the oil and gas energy producers. 07/28/2021 – DOE Building Codes: This Department of Energy (DOE) determination increases regulatory burdens on commercial building codes, requiring green energy codes to disincentivize natural gas and other carbon sources. DOE readily admits they ignored efforts private industry is making on their own and utilized the questionable "social costs of carbon" to overstate the public benefit.

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I don't like fat shaming. But I went down a salt mine in Krakow Poland, wonderful trip and at the end of the tour we had to take an elevator back to the surface like an old fashioned wooden one the minors used. The tour guide said it was built to carry 6 people And ahead of me there were 4 of the fattest Americans you've ever seen, it was like a family of XL Peter Griffins. I'd be lying if I told you I was willing to get in that elevator with those sumos.

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i’d like to take a minute to say thank you to u/31andnotdone for the lovely evening. she said “oh jesus christ take it” so many times i actually found god. thanks to her i am finally able to be the man i always wanted to be. a word of caution though, between the grotesque queefing and XL clitorus you better have a tough stomach. i was able to enjoy myself up until she reached climax when i was reminded of the time i clubbed a baby seal to death, she moaned the same way. post gasm she layed on the bed covered in tissue and dorito dust, a regards confetti if you will. to top it off before i left she looked at me with the dumbest look and chortled “first time huh” to which i nodded sheepishly and exited without my dignity. thank you for reading, this is a public service announcement

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r/stocksSee Comment

Agreed, Canada (mainly province of Alberta) can provide lots of oil to US if needed...I do not understand why Biden went to dictatorship country for oil and cancelled the Keystone XL line.

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

XL turkey sub mikes way

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r/StockMarketSee Comment

Inb4 Repubs blame Biden and Keystone XL death for these ‘ extremely high gas prices ‘ anyway.

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r/optionsSee Comment

Basically you need to trade on tickers that align with your comfort and risk perspective. Every trader's perspective and portfolio is different, with different exposures to a history of trading, and knowledge aobut stock markets, and this is why it is difficult to write such a book. Some particular topics, expected value, for example, has, I believe a link at the top of this thread. Generally, you have been exposed to delta thinking via Option Alpha, and their guide is around the one standard deviation value, delta on a short of a credit spread, around 0.30 (30), or 0.25 (25) or less. In general, trade on high volume options, which have low bid ask spreads. Example list: Market Chameleon (toggle the VOLUME item at the uppper right of the page) https://marketchameleon.com/Reports/optionVolumeReport a High capitalization stocks, with high volume. Example screen: FINVIZ https://finviz.com/screener.ashx?v=111&f=cap_largeover,fa_netmargin_pos,geo_usa,sh_avgvol_o2000,sh_float_o1000,sh_price_o15&ft=4 Following trends of sectors and the market. This takes time to have judgement. Example Sectors: https://finviz.com/groups.ashx The XL___ series of exchange traded funds carries leading stocks in a sector. Examples: XLE, XLV, XLC, XLU and so on. Understanding what componants of an Exchange traded fund can be, in proportion. Example with XLU, via ETFDB.com: https://etfdb.com/etf/XLU/#holdings Attend to how one company may behaving differently than the rest of the sector or sector exchange traded fund. Post topics here at the safe haven thread for further activity.

r/SPACsSee Comment

He couldn't take the criticism, have to have real self-confidence and self love to survive in here, he was weak-minded, couldn't take cyber bullying. Meanwhile I'm chillen. Also he was a dumbass. Was he right on CCIV? I mean yeah sure, but XL and RIDE also went to 30 plus back then, everything was hitting. All his others plays were horrendous.

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Rail will always have the advantage of shipping oil in large quantities uncontested even through urban areas. Buffets BNSF acquisition has its capex paid off as opposed to Keystone XL which had it been built, would have been looked over due to higher shipping cost quotes thus the oil would have shipped by rail anyway.

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

XL sometimes L sometimes , I don’t like baggy clothes tho

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r/stocksSee Comment

That's the neat part: Those never choose to liquidate either. XL fleet, another shambolic reverse merger co., traded at about half their net cash per share for a while, while their burn rate was only about 1/4 of their total cash annually. The solution here to maximize shareholder value is obvious: Pay out the cash and dissolve the company. Of course, the board and management don't get to keep their cushy compensation packages in this case. Instead, XL's board management to buy rooftop solar lessor for $60M that included $500M of debt. Did that generate any value for shareholders? Not really, it still trades below where it did when the acquisition was announced, but management doesn't need to answer any hard questions like "Why are you just sitting on $350M of cash when your annual capex is only $15M?"

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I'm gonna watch Zack Snyder's Justice League again tonight.... Then Lawrence of Arabia and Gone With The Wind.... In fact I think I'll watch every 4hr Epic Hollywood film ever produced EVER..... Epics are where it's at for me, and yes that was one of em. I just love the bloody raging Junkie XL soundtrack... Goddamn that Batwing into Batmobile scene gets my blood flowing.... [https://youtu.be/lXBwQGROfKA](https://youtu.be/lXBwQGROfKA) ![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)![img](emote|t5_2th52|4276)

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

Oh shit I just ate an XL bowl of pho, now im getting sleepy at my work desk

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r/WallStreetbetsELITESee Comment

I like SPRU. $240M in cash. $140M market cap. It was a SPAC under ticker XL, which had a bad run and failed to meet expectations. However, in September XL bought Spruce and changed their business model and name. Spruce has 52k customers paying an average of $147/mo ($91M/yr). They are working on more M&A. Compare them to RUN and NOVA. My short term price target is $2. 10 year PT is $10 to $20.

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So many things wrong with what you said. The problem is that oil and gas extracted in Alberta has nowhere to go. Thanks to Harper's antics the Key Stone XL pipeline became politically toxic and pipeline proposals across the Rockies where encouraged to short circuit the approval process so that they ended up in court where they were killed off. Despite getting no political reward, Trudeau has spent huge political capital trying to get Alberta oil out and by the end of next year will have both coastal gas link and transmountain up and running.

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I own a strip club for larger people called Chip and Dale XL

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

Larges are too loose, mediums are too small, and XL is like wearing a garbage bag.

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

None of this happened. 1. XL pipeline wouldn't be finished yet. 2. Refineries are alreay at max capacity 3. I wish you were smarter Not being able to process information without understanding how shit works is why you will always be poor.

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

Why are XL shirts the right length, but always wide as hell? Ya'll need to lose some weight and stop ruining things.

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

We crippled supply chains with covid hysteria, we aren’t drilling for oil and have lost energy independence ..also told XL pipeline employees to go get new jobs shut that down, we printed 80% of all US dollars in the past 20 months, our shitty policies are to blame. Began way before Ukraine war…Europe relies on Russia because they are also not energy dependent…I can probably keep going

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

Curious as to how battery life is affected by cold weather. I drive a big vehicle - Yukon XL in Michigan. We also like to drive on vacation. If I were to look at buying an electric Yukon for example how badly would the weather affect the battery life?

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

Woke triggered ex-Twatter employees should just find another job. Just Like they told all the Keysone XL employees to do.

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

they sell Rubbers! Lemni get the XL magnums boss!

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r/stocksSee Comment

The keystone pipeline is open and running. If you’re talking about keystone XL which was cancelled, it was a new section to reduce the total distance of the old keystone. It would have shortened the existing pipeline route by something like a 1000 miles. Keystone pipeline ships Canadian oil to the gulf for export so it really doesn’t do much for our(US) oil supply.

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r/StockMarketSee Comment

Which is a significant addition, and effectively for "free," given its secondary priority. To go over the math, that's a 10% increase, and we haven't even acknowledged that it's a cheaper, direct shot from Bakken to Cushing than other routes currently used. Meanwhile, western nations declared a global catastrophe over a 6% reduction when they pretended to ban Russian oil, and accused OPEC of "collusion" over a 2% oil cut. So that's supposedly significant, but 10% of free addition isn't? Particularly given that it's a rapidly developing region with YoY increases in oil production, and needs additional capacity. Of course, you've continued to ignore that US refineries need the exact type of oil Canada produces. You ignore that incentivizing additional capacity through cheaper, faster transportation would significantly increase Canadian oil flows (who currently divert large amounts of oil to maritime ports on their west coast, because it's, you know, cheaper), and be a boon to refineries currently importing via maritime. But I suppose we could pretend to not understand logistics and just assume that Canada shipping to Indian refineries, for the US to buy back and ship from India to home is the same as sending crude to exactly where the US needs it. To go back to basic geometry, the shortest distance between two points is a straight line, which is exactly what XL does, as opposed to the longer, higher cost current route it takes. Lots of grandstanding to ultimately miss the point completely. I assume you are also against interstates because you can wind your way through back roads to get across the country. After all, those backroads certainly aren't at capacity.

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r/StockMarketSee Comment

XL would be the shortest and most cost efficient route to get crude from the Athabasca to Texas and Louisiana refineries. Saving money is typically a good thing. And because the Bakken is a rapidly growing US oil region and has effectively no good pipelines to move oil. This is akin to asking why California needs shipping ports if Virginia can take more cargo.

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r/StockMarketSee Comment

To be fair the only issue on that list that had material impact is the keystone XL decision. And even much of that would’ve become exported gasoline but still hurts. The lead time on offshore drilling is several years and on the public onshore lands that matter like in NM and WY producers got ahead of this and secured years of leases at previous activity levels. Years of oversupply leading to anemic investment levels, Covid drastically reducing short cycle activity and European IOCs pivoting fromO&G is what caused this issue. Not Biden.

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r/StockMarketSee Comment

But it still does not explain why we are sucking more oil out of the ground under Biden vs Trump. Website also is obviously biased, Keystone XL pipeline was already dead in water legally before Biden stepped in, all he did was remove the license for it because legally it couldn’t of gone on further anyway Gas prices are high not because of Biden, but because of global supply

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

You know the hard plastic Apple Pleasure and Apple Pleasure Pro XL would make Apple a 4 trillion dollar company. The case ideas would be a game changer.

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r/StockMarketSee Comment

Covid lockdown, printing money like crazy for fraudulent PPP loans, stimulus for everyone and stopping Keystone XL caused the inflation.

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r/StockMarketSee Comment

What do you mean? The Keystone pipeline had always existed. If you mean the "XL" extension, that would just increase existing capacity for Canadian oil to flow to the gulf coast. The current price is a reflection of OPEC + Russian market manipulation. Since the U.S. participates in an open oil market with the rest of the world, when the price of oil goes up, so do gas prices. Oh, and Canada had no intention to sell the oil exclusively to the US. It was meant to be refined at the gulf and sold to the open market, so the Saudis would only have to further cut production to artificially starve the markets.

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

Keystone XL which Biden stopped would carry ~500-800K barrels a day for refinery in the US. Does ZERO for refining capacity and isn’t even a rounding error on global oil production per day of ~100MB/D in 2022. Less than half of one percent of world supply would really move the needle huh? OPEC just cut production - you really think production is the issue? Refining can’t just be built overnight and Biden has nothing to do with refineries being built unless you are suggesting he should subsidize these companies?

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r/stocksSee Comment

Inflation, caused by a President’s ignorant energy policy and irresponsible spending by our elected representatives does not constitute a crisis. The forthcoming recession caused by presidential ignorance and Fed incompetence MIGHT. “Maybe you could explain why you think these high oil prices are the Biden administrations fault”. They are not exclusively the responsibility of Biden and Co. There are a number of contributing variables. Global supply is largely outside of their control, now, but when we were a net producer of oil, we had leverage in the global market and a voice in that conversation. When you have to buy others products, you don’t get to set the price. Biden’s energy policy has been to stamp out fossils. Right up until the political cost outweighed the political benefit. He campaigned on it! And while you hear his admin chirping about all of their talking points about new leases that are unused and “big oil could be doing more”, there is some truth to that, and certainly that would be beneficial to the country and especially to Biden. What they aren’t telling you is that they tightened regulations and increased the amount of royalties that companies need pay the US gov’t, making it less profitable to do business here. So they do business elsewhere, where countries are very happy to have them spending money and adding to their economies. You undoubtedly have rational as to why I’ve got it all wrong, so I’ve included a link to a recent article on Statista, which is likely one of the most unbiased sources avail. If you seek further evidence, take a read through XON’s recent quarterly report. Profits are through the roof! …but not from domestic exploration and production. That is because, contrary to your belief, there actually IS a free market in oil and gas production and companies will do business where it is most beneficial to their shareholders. Also, crude exploration and production were not the star of the report. Rather production levels and profits from natural gas and refining are at record levels. Check it out! Also, Biden and Co’s whole overdone green energy initiative commands it. His first day in office, he squashed the Keystone XL. That’s pretty “anti-fossil”, and the fact is that that project would he up and running right now, benefiting the US AND Canada, creating thousands of jobs in construction and supporting areas of the those regional economic circles. AND it’s far safer than transport by rail. Instead he gave gifts to Mr Buffet AND leverage to the rail unions, who are now holding the country hostage for out of this world pay increases, which ultimately feed inflation via increased costs of getting goods to market. I’m not going to argue all of the talking points with you, but I work in the industry and am intimately familiar with the variables and their impact on one and other. I can tell you that in election years, drilling goes down. If a pro-fossils President is elected, it resumes or is potentially increased. If a anti-fossils president is elected, it may or may not recover. That has been true for decades. Why? How does that make sense? It makes sense because drilling a well is a capital project with budgets well into $10sMM (prob 100s in many cases) and years from start to actual delivery of crude at a refinery. That industry has logistics and life-cycles and supply chains just like any other complex, big dollar, highly technical industry. The people that run those companies have a legal responsibility, as well as personal financial incentives to ensure that they are efficiently executing those projects. Why then would they ramp up new capital expenditures when they have a very good idea that they will fight tooth and nail to get them completed, it will take 2-3x as long and costs will be way over budget? That impacts profits and bottom line. So when a candidate says he is going to squash fossils, they say “OK”, and they adjust projections and budgets and plan accordingly. Asking them to ramp up again 18 mos later is a joke. They can increase production from existing live wells pretty easily, but not so much with new wells. And they know the game. They know that Biden will be on TV chirping about this and that and demanding they increase production, but when they start going through the process they have to battle with every bureaucrat involved in permitting, EPA, DEP shutdowns, legal battles…. It’s just more profitable to do business elsewhere. Just because Biden is up there putting on the required show does NOT mean that his administration is sincerely working with the oil companies to help expedite meaningful results. If they hadn’t shut down the Keystone XL, it would reasonably be delivering oil to refineries right now. Why do you think he shut it down?! Then he pissed off the Saudis by insulting the evil Prince. And Biden may be entirely right, but you can’t go around making a specific point of publicly insulting key influential people that have been key allies for decades. Whether we like their culture or not, they were a very important ally. In summary, everything he does relative to energy is anti-fossils, and put the squeeze on one of our biggest, most beneficial industries. That squeezes supply AND removes us from being at the table to influence global oil prices.

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

If I get large it doesn’t fit my thighs since I do a lot of squats and if I get XL I feel like I’m wearing a diaper

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

I just ordered the XL penis pump exclusive! Driver laughed while delivering so i might place puts

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

https://www.audible.com/pd/The-Trump-Tapes-Audiobook/B0BJH3XL5Y?source_code=GPAGBSH1103160002&ipRedirectOverride=true&source_code=GO1GB547041122911M&gclid=Cj0KCQjwkt6aBhDKARIsAAyeLJ3vAnAjCV3q6Ca0uk715S9AexcjNYU0D-uNJ4u2T3JnLm_ZXBU6pVMaAib4EALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

>The takedown of the notorious Keystone XL (KXL) tar sands pipeline will go down as one of this generation’s most monumental environmental victories.  Yea, I'm sure this article won't be hilariously biased. Not even worth reading. Shutting down the pipeline reduced future oil supply. This hurts prices now because that's how economics works. Oil is here to stay, whether you like it or not.

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

[It all started with the Cancellation of the XL Pipeline - That was the message to the market.](https://nypost.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2022/07/Biden-Inflation-July13-Chart-V2-1.gif)

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

Anyone bag holding XL fleet?

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r/stocksSee Comment

The problem is that you literally don’t understand how markets work. Once again, please try to read slowly: markets are speculative. Actions like killing the Keystone XL pipeline have an immediate impact on energy prices, because it sends a signal to the industry that their ability to scale and make money will be limited. Furthermore, they obviously would not invest in infrastructure (refinement, and/or maintenance or upkeep of old refinement facilities) when our President has threatened to put them out of business. You’re looking for one direct action that Biden took to attribute prices to, and that’s not how it works. It’s the general negative sentiment toward domestic energy production that’s the problem. He literally said “no more fossil fuels” during his campaign, and his policies reflect that attitude. We’re all paying the price for it. If you don’t accept that, then accept this: we have no place in Ukraine. Biden is directly responsible for AT LEAST that much. Americans are paying at the pump so he can fund a proxy war and siphon money to his buddies.

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r/StockMarketSee Comment

Well, they're both issues-- Without getting political-- The current president has previously talked about putting fossil fuel execs in jail due to his climate beliefs. Building new infra in the US for oil & gas is MEGA political. See-- refinery permitting (none!), Keystone XL cancelled, etc. etc. If you're running an oil & gas company, why do you put ANY new capex to risk in such an environment?

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r/stocksSee Comment

And kill off a bulk of the reserves causing a very harsh and deadly outcome.... The dumb ass should have reopen keystone XL and increased where oil could be drilled.... Would have been the better option

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r/StockMarketSee Comment

No, the XL pipeline has nothing to do with what I said or what I intended to say.

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r/StockMarketSee Comment

I know you're not about to blame biden shutting down the XL pipeline. Surely you're not going to use that dumbass long-debunked argument. Read the post you are replying to for christ's sake. It's because of OPEC.

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r/StockMarketSee Comment

That's not even a week of supply lol Also, everyone here complaining about the keystone pipeline being shutdown by Biden is a fucking moron who gets their information solely from headlines. The keystone pipeline is a whole fucking system of pipelines that already exist in the US and Canada going all the way down to Texas. It already exists. only XL got cancelled and that would have gone from Hardisty to Steele City, which is a route the pipeline already fucking covers and has covered since its inception. If you are one of these people: shut the fuck up. Let the people who actually factcheck the things they're about to say before saying them do the talking for you.

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They are negotiating with the rules that there will be fair elections with Maduro. That’s not happening. The guy has fixed two elections in a row and rewrote the constitution by picking his own court. Besides this is really about Chevron getting back in Venezuela. Those barrels are a drop in the bucket. ReStart the keystone XL ASAP Joe and get the Canadian oil to market. Instead he is about to genuflect to another dictator in Maduro. If he wants to save his presidency it’s time to be pragmatic. But he appointed a staff who is so poor with economics and energy that quite frankly I think he gets beat by anyone In 2024 and it’s really not his fault… it’s the people around him he appointed.

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

Bruh https://ibb.co/2k7j6XL

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my dicks pretty small so I can relate, I go with Magnum XL condoms.

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What are the XL furry buttplug for?

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

Duct tape, a tarp, gloves, hatchet, mustache and eyebrow disguise glasses, handcuffs and a XL furry buttplug

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

My XL pipeline inside of Daddy Dimon 🥵

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That is the obvious trade. XL pipeline.

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