AP

WaferNo2009

That’s like me with xrp right now. I want to buy vette a boat and an AP but I feel like 5 - 10 yrs down the road Id kick myself

salty0waldo

This is why I have preferred CCJ, who has 49% stake in Westinghouse. Westinghouse is OEM that not only has in service reactors they provide engineering services for, but have approved reactor designs such as its AP1000 like if PWRs as well as new SMRs. It has had a huge run up already and today is insane.

ALaccountant

You know what happens when companies focus on quarterly targets rather than long term value? They postpone the start of important projects so cash flow will look better. They will hold AP until after the quarter, passing off vendors. They’ll do many such tricks to manipulate earnings. Focusing on yearly or semi-annual reporting will force companies and investors to look at 5-10-15 year plans rather than the next 3 months. I’m not against transparency, I’m just all about companies and investors once again focusing on the long term. Which, unless you use the stock market as a gambling tool, you should want as well.

randomuser1029

Did a quick look and looks like it was 34 Republicans that's voted yes and 28 Democrats that voted against it. I only gave it a quick look but I believe 1 Republican abstained from voting on it [Here](https://docs.house.gov/meetings/AP/AP00/20250910/118544/HMKP-119-AP00-20250910-SD004.pdf) is a link to the house roll call of votes from that day for anyone that wants to see for themselves. It is the last vote on page 19 to progress the bill to the full house.

Lightening84

This link doesn't mention it because AP has become more biased with their articles over the past few years but..... > Claims in Texas surged by over 15,000 in the latest week. The state recently extended a program offering unemployment assistance to residents who are unable to work due to devasting summer floods. > > Overall, 33 states reported declines in claims in the latest week. > > The number of new claims based on actual filings — that is, before seasonal adjustments — rose to 204,581 in the latest week, a jump of 7,869.

GeoLogic23

AP, WSJ, NYT, NPR, CNN, WaPo, BBC, CBS, Guardian, CNBC, Forbes, ABC.... this is easy. Do you really think it's that hard to find real news sources? Where do you think social media gets their stories? First, learn the difference between an opinion piece and a news story, because those are conflated all the time. Then when a news story breaks, pick a few actual news sources and see what they are saying. But first go watch the actual video or read the actual quote they are reporting on. You find the truth behind the bias by seeking contradictions. Every source is a biased source. It is up to you to not rely on social media algorithms to spoon feed you news. Those algorithms are designed to anger you, not educate you.

darave123

Try this: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/14AP7GbAyFDec_9cKR3UFA7mp7LGtZ3CTpc-cS53sTtk/edit?usp=sharing Be warned its a non-anonymised link so if you're logged in I, and anyone else viwing the sheet, will be able to see your profile

bubbasnub

AP News and TMZ confirmed as well.

bubbasnub

I'm checking AP News and TMZ as well.

chainheal13

Critical condition per AP

chainheal13

5 mins ago they reported critical condition, AP source

Blu_space_wizard

I got a news alert on it at 3:03 from the AP and went straight here. Seems like a lot of others did too.

darodardar_Inc

[CNN](https://www.cnn.com/2025/09/08/us/iryna-zarutska-murder-ukraine-refugee), [ABC](https://abcnews.go.com/US/ukrainian-woman-stabbed-death-train-attack/story?id=125360100), [AP news](https://apnews.com/article/charlotte-stabbing-ukrainian-refugee-video-iryna-zarutska-3ed2134655cd5d6d3b510beefe8f8829), [BBC](https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cgknxyl77x6o), [NBC](https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/23-year-old-ukrainian-refugee-killed-north-carolina-transit-system-rcna229817), [Washington post](https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/2025/09/08/charlotte-stabbing-ukrainian-refugee-video-iryna-zarutska/db7add86-8cee-11f0-8260-0712daa5c125_story.html?itid=agg_ticker) covered it so you're upset they weren't the first to report? You know being accurate is better than being fast when it comes to news reporting, right? And articles are constantly updated as new information comes out Seems like you are trying to push an agenda and are upset no matter what

dont_downvote_SPECIL

The cell phone and Facebook did this………AP News: “A decade-long slide in high schoolers’ reading & math performance resulted in 12th graders’ scores dropping to their lowest level in more than 20 years. Eighth-grade students also lost significant ground in science skills, according to the results from the National Assessment of Education Progress. ‘Their scores are at historic lows,’ said Matthew Soldner, the acting commissioner of the National Center for Education Statistics.” AI can’t get here too soon enough because the next generation won’t be able to read, write or do math. In most high schools today, 80% of the class typically get As for learning little. Yet the average teenager spends 7 hours a day on the phone. In the old days, high schoolers were required to read Catcher in the Rye in the 10th grade and probably took Calculus in the 12th; rarely did over 10% of a class get As. Alas, education has become a business selling access to student loans and easy degrees—it’s an “experience.” An entitlement. Most of the math calculations done to send Apollo 11 to the moon in 1969 were done with a slide ruler, before the pocket calculator was invented. And 1969 was the year of the peak in SAT scores. The ability to think critically has become a cliché on a resume.

Violent_Mud_Butt

US involved in Israeli strike on Qatar apparently is super bullish. The entire market spiked as soon as that news hit AP

manualCAD

https://x.com/DougKass/status/1965359686183780433?t=2pjF472lLr6-AP2SfiAqgQ&s=19 Grandpa is still adding lol

reeferRabit

Bear case: One of Trump's strongest attributes is that he is tough on crime. That is based on polling statistics and just common sense at this point. Majority of Americans approve of Trump's approach on crime: AP-NORC poll https://share.google/iX8CujNN9hnMJXi7X It would seem a little counterintuitive to ease up on the devil's lettuce. Also the big pushes for cannabis reform has come from the "bro" faction of MAGA, who has been a little bit more critical of the administration as of late. It's not far fetched that he would spitefully stop caring about the topic. Before I get comments saying I'm just shorting and trying to push a narrative, I am not. Just trying to be realistic is all folks.

penultimateinsight

>NEW YORK (AP) — Artificial intelligence company Anthropic has agreed to pay $1.5 billion to settle a class-action lawsuit by book authors who say the company took pirated copies of their works to train its chatbot. >Alsup’s June ruling found that Anthropic had downloaded more than 7 million digitized books that it “knew had been pirated.” It started with nearly 200,000 from an online library called Books3, assembled by AI researchers outside of OpenAI to match the vast collections on which ChatGPT was trained. These shitty tech bros have no value of humans. Everything they can to make themselves richer and cheat everyone else. Amazed it wasn't ruled to be illegal. Good news is that these shitty LLMs will never replace people. Even if they succeed in building the scam bubble bigger and bigger at all our expense.

Caramel385

LMFAO just as I was thinking. This random nobody calling something a gem, yet doesn't know about paragraphs nor the ticker symbol. 

Happy_Discussion_536

u/AP9384629344432 Not sure but thought you might be interested in this.

kch1t

Update on AP: [https://jumpshare.com/s/doeiu3moBPgzAFrJWFBO](https://jumpshare.com/s/doeiu3moBPgzAFrJWFBO)

MutaliskGluon

Read their 10Q and trace their AP AR FCF over time and check it out yourself. Dont forget to bring a red flag when you did this though

Thaispaghetti

I’m a CPA. So when lawyers are replaced I will get replaced. The low level bookkeeping, AR, AP I believe will be much more automated by end of decade. Im not suggesting that this is a good thing - just that it is inevitable

InvisibleBlueUnicorn

just read - [https://www.amazon.com/Chemistry-AP-Steven-S-Zumdahl/dp/1133611109](https://www.amazon.com/Chemistry-AP-Steven-S-Zumdahl/dp/1133611109)

DizzyWalk573

Looking for AP Chemistry teacher. Qualifications: \- Knows how to use gun \- Distinguished military career \- Optional - knows math

vinny_da_pooh

YouTube. AP

AlternativeRiskT

\[AP titled their yt livestream "Trump announces Space Command is moving from Colorado to Alabama"\](Trump announces Space Command is moving from Colorado to Alabama) Do with that info what you will lol

AlternativeRiskT

AP titled their yt livestream for the announcement "Trump announces Space Command is moving from Colorado to Alabama"

not_a_cumguzzler

could it be this: "President Donald Trump is expected to announce the moving of Space Command from Colorado to Alabama, according to an AP source." [https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/watch-live-trump-expected-to-announce-space-command-move-from-colorado-to-alabama](https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/watch-live-trump-expected-to-announce-space-command-move-from-colorado-to-alabama)

PrezziObizzi

AP

careyectr

Here’s a nuts‑and‑bolts way to think about a −1.5% “no‑news” S&P 500 day—and how much of it is choice vs programming. First, what “programming” means here Most of the intraday push‑and‑pull is not a human saying “sell now” into a keyboard. It’s rules and plumbing that translate already‑made decisions into automatic orders: option‑dealer hedging, ETF creation/redemption arbitrage, execution algos (VWAP/TWAP), end‑of‑day auctions, margin/risk controls, and systematic strategies that scale risk up/down with volatility. These layers are large in 2025. Zero‑days‑to‑expiry (0DTE) SPX options alone are roughly 2.1–2.2 million contracts per day and ~60% of SPX option volume at times—big enough that the hedging of those options can pull on the index even without headlines. A realistic split: “choice” vs “programming” No one can measure the exact shares on a given session, but on the typical “no‑news −1.5%” day, the path of prices is usually dominated by programmed/semi‑automatic flows. A reasonable way to frame it is: most of the intraday movement—often the majority—comes from mechanical hedging, scheduled execution, ETF/AP arbitrage, and the open/close auctions; the remaining chunk is discretionary repositioning by funds that decide to cut risk or flip exposure. That framing lines up with the current scale of short‑dated options, the size of closing auctions, and the fact that ETFs translate secondary‑market demand into underlying buys/sells via authorized participants. What the mechanics actually look like on a day that “falls for no reason” Dealer gamma hedging. Dealers constantly re‑delta‑hedge customer option flow using S&P futures or ETFs. If dealers are short gamma, every downtick forces additional selling to keep the book neutral, which adds momentum to declines. If they’re long gamma, they buy dips and sell rips, damping moves. With 0DTE a huge share of flow, these hedges can flip sign intraday and create either trend or reversion, even absent news. Cboe and options‑microstructure research lay out this transmission belt explicitly. Execution impact that decays. Large institutions don’t dump it all at once; they slice orders with VWAP/TWAP or optimal‑execution schedules. Those programs create transient price pressure while they run and then fade as the impact decays. The execution literature (Almgren‑Chriss, propagator/“transient impact” models) shows the mechanical part of impact typically washes out—one reason you can travel far mid‑day and end not far from where you started. ETF primary‑market plumbing. When SPY/sector ETFs trade rich/cheap to their baskets, authorized participants create or redeem shares, pushing offsetting trades into the underlying stocks or index futures. That arbitrage realigns prices without anyone changing a long‑term view. It’s a rule‑driven process described in ETF issuer docs and primers. The close is a magnet. The NYSE/Nasdaq closing auctions are now the day’s single biggest liquidity events. MOC/LOC orders freeze at 3:50 p.m. ET and are hard to cancel; on rebalance/OpEx days the close can exceed 20% of total volume. That late, committed flow can overwhelm whatever happened at noon. In June 2025 the Nasdaq Closing Cross printed a record ~$102.5B in 0.871 seconds during Russell reconstitution. Risk and margin “musts.” Broker/clearing risk controls (SEC Rule 15c3‑5) and margin regimes (FINRA Rule 4210) make some de‑risking non‑optional when volatility or losses spike. Global bodies have warned about the procyclicality of margin calls: rising vol → higher margin → forced selling right when liquidity is thin. That’s plumbing, not opinion. Systematic overlays. Vol‑targeting and risk‑parity programs mechanically scale equity exposure down when realized vol rises, and trend‑following CTAs adjust with rules. These aren’t gut calls; they’re models, and they can add to one‑way flow for a few days and then reverse. So why does it feel like “it dropped for nothing”? Because the information didn’t change, but the hedging/execution calendar did. Morning selling can be amplified by short‑gamma hedging; midday ETF/AP activity and execution impact add drift; then the close’s auction flow finalizes a move that began as plumbing. U‑shaped intraday activity and the sheer size of the auctions make this common in 2025. Where “choice” still matters Discretionary managers do decide to cut risk—hit VaR limits, trigger stops, rebalance books, or lean on technicals. But even those human decisions are handed to execution algos that produce the intraday footprints above. Think of “choice” as setting the intent and size; “programming” determines the path. ⸻ “Volatility‑only” trading: how people profit even when price ‘goes nowhere’ Variance/volatility risk premium (short vol). On average, option‑implied variance exceeds realized variance. Systematic sellers of options (or variance swaps) earn that variance risk premium over time, with tail‑risk exposure during shocks. This is a carry trade on volatility, not a bet on direction. Long‑gamma / gamma‑scalping (long vol). Buy options (long gamma), keep the delta hedged by trading futures/ETFs as price wiggles. If realized volatility beats what you paid (implied), the hedging P&L can exceed time decay. This can make money on a day that ends unchanged, because you harvest the path. Educational and research references lay out the math and conditions. Dispersion / correlation trades. Go long single‑stock vol and short index vol (or otherwise short correlation). If stocks jiggle independently more than they move together, you profit from the correlation risk premium even if the index finishes flat. Market making / inventory control. Quote two‑sided prices, capture spread, hedge risk continuously. Profit comes from providing liquidity and from realized volatility relative to your hedging and spread capture, not from guessing direction. Impact tends to be temporary and mean‑reverting—another reason lots of motion can net to “nowhere.” ⸻ How to tell, in real time, if a −1.5% ‘no‑news’ day is programming‑heavy If 0DTE share is high and price is “sticky” near big strikes, dealers are likely long gamma and fading moves; if the tape trends cleanly after crossing strikes, dealers are probably short gamma and hedging with the move. If imbalance data explodes after 3:50 p.m. ET, expect the close to do the heavy lifting. And if SPY trades away from NAV with AP activity spiking, the ETF plumbing is translating flows into the underlying basket. Those are all signatures of plumbing, not a sudden collapse of belief.

d33p7r0ubl3

Youtube AP news

Vast_Cricket

2010, 1987 the later 1 event caused losses were at US$1.71 trillion -22% losses at opening. Dot com in late evaporated [Nasdaq](https://www.google.com/search?q=Nasdaq+Composite&sca_esv=f34846371ddf0b46&sxsrf=AE3TifPQCH1t7OVdkERvFqwXjI8-bBxEDA%3A1756728292718&ei=5Iu1aMDHK9im5NoP4IDamA0&ved=2ahUKEwjV9oD6w7ePAxU9AHkGHQYEIrYQgK4QegQIAhAE&uact=5&oq=dot+com+stock+losses&gs_lp=Egxnd3Mtd2l6LXNlcnAiFGRvdCBjb20gc3RvY2sgbG9zc2VzMgUQIRigATIFECEYoAEyBRAhGKABSOFTUABYqU5wA3gAkAEAmAHJAaAB_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_CBwkwLjEyLjEzLjHIB2E&sclient=gws-wiz-serp&mstk=AUtExfBOmzE5p70Bpl78UJVVQcW-u6kNLEtZT8M6eNjnZRasp2J9E7hS-ISxsuR3z_iNJqAMJK_5rzvWn6LM0ri8IQZ0m2wcTAWuxcra4XNvTO-mGIQo2k2Nt4mgFYpWMb-lILnVe-duQbEQIzJ_pcwuHEp5Nq4JGhwNm__cocasFkRbobpqOJOXFdD8D8PgIME5AP6O_jljMETUBo5etQzJ1RCsd9JtNdL0OqUWOD-YxRz7bDVxPlzdxmxklnvqomg-dfug43WEkCIFlVElD7N5ki3D&csui=3) index plummeted 77%. Earlier in 2000 over $5 trillion in market value along with numerous companies disappeared.

GameshireBathaway

Even high school should have a mandatory half semester course on intro to finance or something. In my school it was only an AP course which no one was going to take unless they had an interest in it.

BucatiniRostarini41

“Draco Malfoy seen leaving White House alone” - AP

afrothunder7

It was just the Wall Street journal breaking news. The AP had a much more concise title but came out 15 minutes after I made the first comment

CEOofBeanz

Teacher: $42,000 should be enough to feed a family of 3 Rapper: Listen bruh, this AP is way over priced dawg, I got one in Tokyo for $70,000 last week.

salty0waldo

Fermi and Westinghouse finalized deal to build four new AP1000 reactors for new AI campus. AP1000 is a PWR design most recently used at the Vogtle reactor. Westinghouse is joint venture between Brookfield (51%) and Cameco (49%). https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/fermi-westinghouse-to-finalize-licensing-application-for-nuclear-reactors-at-11gw-ai-campus-in-amarillo-texas/

MutaliskGluon

Hey they barely met guidance and shrunk QoQ on datacentre revenue. Their AP and inventory are showing signs of oversupply and likely price reductions coming though. Like, its REALLY fucking obvious whats happening and whats going to happen if you actually dig in and look. I cannot believe WS quants are staying long right now. They are just playing hot potato at this point

Murderangelchaos

# Epstein Connections to Trump and Other Notable Mentions - **Trump and Epstein** were filmed partying at Mar-a-Lago in 1992 with 28 cheerleaders. [NBC](https://apnews.com/article/156bf74aa00640969bbf57011b8395f1) - Trump flew on Epstein’s plane at least **7 times** between 1993–1997, including with Marla Maples and Tiffany. [Flight Logs](https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2024/nov/08/instagram-posts/no-evidence-president-elect-donald-trump-visited-j/) - **Trump was one of only two people subpoenaed** in Epstein's first trial. [The Independent](https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/trump-jeffrey-epstein-lawsuit-maralago-b2394654.html) - Epstein’s address book listed **14 numbers for Trump**, including emergency contacts. [Gawker](https://gawker.com/jeffrey-epsteins-little-black-book-1681553499) - Epstein’s butler named **Trump as a frequent guest** of the Palm Beach estate. [Vanity Fair](https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2019/07/jeffrey-epstein-trump-mar-a-lago) - Trump’s quote on Epstein in 2002: > **"He’s a lot of fun to be with. It is even said that he likes beautiful women as much as I do, and many of them are on the younger side."** [New York Magazine](https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2019/07/the-original-jeffrey-epstein-profile.html) - **Trump hired Alex Acosta** as Labor Secretary, the same U.S. Attorney who **cut Epstein his sweetheart deal** in 2007. [Miami Herald](https://www.miamiherald.com/news/state/florida/article220097825.html) - **Virginia Giuffre was recruited at Mar-a-Lago** while working at the spa. Her father worked maintenance there. [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virginia_Giuffre) - **Katie Johnson lawsuit (later dropped)** alleged Trump raped a 13-year-old girl at Epstein’s Manhattan home. [Snopes](https://www.snopes.com/news/2016/06/23/donald-trump-rape-lawsuit/) - **Maria Farmer**, one of Epstein’s earliest accusers, said she **urged law enforcement** in the 1990s and 2006 to **investigate Trump’s close circle**. She described a 1995 encounter at Epstein’s NYC office that she reported at the time. [The Guardian](https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jul/21/jeffrey-epstein-maria-farmer-trump) - **Epstein "died" in federal custody** in 2019 while under **Trump’s DOJ**. [NYT](https://www.nytimes.com/2019/08/10/nyregion/epstein-dead.html) - At least **12 people in Trump’s orbit** have been accused or convicted of sex-related crimes, including Epstein, Gaetz, Roy Moore, and George Nader. [Rolling Stone](https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-news/trump-sexual-assault-allegations-1234694893/) - In 2025, Trump dismissed Epstein questions as "a waste of time" and called his own supporters **“stupid”** for believing in the "Epstein hoax." [The Times](https://www.thetimes.com/us/news-today/article/trump-epstein- files-release-gnm87pck2) - Trump sent a **lewd birthday letter** to Epstein for his 50th birthday, part of Epstein’s private "album." [WSJ Report](https://www.wsj.com/politics/trump-jeffrey-epstein-birthday-letter-we-have-certain-things-in-common-f918d796) - In **July 2025**, Trump suggested he could provide a **list of men** who "lived with" or had closer ties to Epstein, mentioning former President **Bill Clinton** and ex-Harvard President **Larry Summers**. He **denied** writing the nude-woman sketch in Epstein’s 50th birthday book despite multiple news reports **confirming** it. [People](https://people.com/donald-trump-list-men-lived-with-jeffrey-epstein-11779494) - Investigative reports **confirm** Trump appears in a 2003 "birthday book" compiled for Epstein, including a message/sketch in the shape of a nude woman. He is now suing the WSJ, claiming the report is false. [Daily Beast](https://www.thedailybeast.com/trump-hit-by-devastating-proof-epstein-birthday-book-is-real) - Trump reportedly was notified in May 2025 by AG Pam Bondi that **his name appears in government files tied to Epstein**. The White House dismissed it as "fake news." [Summarized by WXXI News](https://www.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/wsj-claims-trump-was-told-in-may-that-his-name-was-in-epstein-files-multiple-times-white-house-says-fake-news/articleshow/122867191.cms) - **Maria Sjoberg’s** 2009 deposition says: after an Epstein plane diverted to Atlantic City, Epstein suggested **"We’ll call up Trump"** to go to the casino they socialized in Palm Beach. [Politifact](https://www.politifact.com/article/2024/jan/11/trump-exonerated-by-epstein-docs-heres-what-they-do/) - Epstein employee **Juan Alessi** testified that **he saw Trump at Epstein’s home** but said Trump **"never sat at the table"** and **did not receive massages there.** [Politifact](https://www.politifact.com/article/2024/jan/11/trump-exonerated-by-epstein-docs-heres-what-they-do/) - A 1992 NBC video shows **Trump and Epstein at Mar-a-Lago, pointing out women**. Trump says **"She's hot"** to Epstein, who laughs and nods. [NBC/AP](https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/national-international/trump-epstein-files-their-relationship-what-to-know/3591282) - Trump referenced Epstein in his 2005 memoir *Trump: How To Get Rich*, calling him **“mysterious Jeffrey”** and noting staff wouldn't ask for a last name, a sign of regular contact. [Fox](https://www.fox13now.com/news/national-news/newly-discovered-photos-and-video-shed-fresh-light-on-trumps-ties-to-jeffrey-epstein) - After their 2004 New York bidding "war," **Trump reportedly banned Epstein from Mar-a-Lago**. He later **described Epstein as a "real creep."** [Daily Beast citing NYP](https://www.thedailybeast.com/trump-hit-by-devastating-proof-epstein-birthday-book-is-real) ## **[Trump Gets Us](https://www.HeTrumpedUs.com).**

Peliviestiposti

$EQR EQ Resources from ASX is the way. Check tungsten prices, check $AII Almonty Industrial and compare productions of those two companies. Do the math! We need tanks, for tanks we need AP rounds and missiles. All of those need tungsten.

Peliviestiposti

$EQR EQ Resources from ASX is the way. Check tungsten prices, check $AII Almonty Industrial and compare productions of those two companies. Do the math! We need tanks, for tanks we need AP rounds and missiles. All of those need tungsten

BlightedErgot32

no they wouldnt, they would receive stock and the short call from an AP, unless youre speaking about rolling, but they would just roll the contracts and not buy any stock. yes writing an OTM call is ≈ to writing an ITM put at the same strike.

wrongrobertpatrick

Biggest problem is getting people to take them They miss a day The voices to say you don’t need your meds They missed their monthly appointment for their injection / AP LAI — voices say you don’t need it The two major side effects people deal with our involuntary movements or weight gain Also, psychotic people love drugs

LosHuevos69

AP livestream is hilarious

tgff333

Woah AP zoom OUT!

Historical-Ad-2551

AP got no mods

timeforachangee

LMAO dumbass AP

TheEngine

AP changed their banner, no ETA for announcement. I hope everything is alright.../s

SBAlexanian

The amount of you degens that are currently commenting on the AP Youtube live stream of Trump's speech is unreasonably high. Bearish as fuck. Or Bullish as fuck. Market will definitely go to the right today.

Stonkies4tendies

AP on youtube

MikeHoncho1323

10 minutes from the Oval Office, AP has a feed

manualCAD

Seems like the swap structure of MSOS and the underlying being on OTC makes it so the only people who will make money will be whoever perfectly times the bottom. Other than that, it's just only down on the charts and we're up to the whims of whatever hedge fund is an AP.

NlNJANEER

We get it, you took AP English

Full_Cap_3758

Thanks for the update Mr Bot **Account Behavior** **Hybrid use** (99% likelihood) * Human in comments * Automated bot in submissions **Comments** (Human Activity) * Gaming (Diablo, Path of Exile, Magic Arena) → 95% human * Sports (baseball, Angels) → 95% human * Memes & banter (cats, ramen jokes) → 98% human * Context-aware, jokes, casual tone → genuine human engagement **Posts** (Bot Activity) * Dozens of news links daily → 99% automated * Crossposted across many subs → 99% automated * Pace/timing (24/7 coverage) → >99% automated * Sources: mainstream outlets (Reuters, AP, Guardian, CNBC) **Narrative & Agenda** * Slant: anti-Trump / anti-GOP / anti-corporate establishment (95%) * Themes: Trump scandals, GOP failures, corporate greed, worker struggles * Goal: agenda-setting — flood feeds with negative news, not misinformation (90%) * Overall Verdict * Likely started as a personal hobby account (90%) * Later repurposed into a political/news spam aggregator (95%) **Final take: Human in comments (95–98%) / Propaganda-bot in submissions (99%)**

RaidBoss3d

In Q2 2025 Nextdoor generated $65 million in revenue, up 3 percent year over year, and pulled in positive operating cash flow for the third straight quarter. They slashed adjusted EBITDA losses from $6 million to just $2 million year over year, and they are aiming for EBITDA breakeven by Q4 this year with full-year breakeven in 2026. That is a clear path forward, not just talk. Beyond the numbers they just came out with the NEXT redesign that is far more than cosmetic. They’ve added AI-powered Recommendations called Faves, real-time neighborhood Alerts powered by emergency data sources, and a local News feed integrated with over 3,500 publisher partnerships. These changes are meaningful because they turn a once passive community feed into a daily utility people rely on—not dormant neighborhoods, but active hubs. Early user sentiment is positive and engagement is improving the way you see when a product roadmap is starting to click, not just a patch job. (TechCrunch, Axios, Verge, AP all weighed in on this.) That combination of product innovation, cost discipline, and monetization means users who might have dropped out before are coming back, and advertisers see value again. SimplyWallSt projects nearly 8 percent annual revenue growth and over 20 percent earnings improvement once they go profitable. That puts Nextdoor well ahead of other legacy platforms dragging on tired engagement. Execution here matters. If the relaunch drives engagement as planned and that attracts more small and medium advertisers through the self-serve channel, we’re talking compounding growth over several years. Especially once the market notices a lean, cash-generating turnaround. That is where the multi-year upside comes from, not illusions, but product, revenue, and profitability coming together with momentum.

heliumbox

I can use ChatGPT too: Here’s an overview of key campaign promises Donald Trump made that remain unfulfilled—drawing from fact-checked sources and seasoned reporting: Major Unfulfilled Promises 1. Build the Border Wall and Make Mexico Pay for It Promise: Erect a “great wall” on the southern border, financed by Mexico Outcome: While ~400–453 miles of border barriers were built, the vast majority replaced or reinforced existing structures—not new wall. Mexico never paid for it; U.S. taxpayers footed the bill. CNN Tampa Bay Times Wikipedia +1 2. Repeal and Replace Obamacare Promise: Fully dismantle the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and create a better healthcare plan Outcome: Repeal efforts failed in the Senate. The individual mandate penalty was removed, but no replacement plan was passed. Legal challenges continue. DCReport.org Tampa Bay Times Wikipedia leaderarchive-hoyer.house.gov 3. Revitalize Manufacturing Jobs Promise: Spur a significant surge in U.S. manufacturing employment Outcome: Manufacturing job growth remained on par with the Obama years—no dramatic improvement. Notably, promised jobs from Carrier and Foxconn fell well short. DCReport.org +1 Tampa Bay Times 4. Eliminate the National Debt Promise: Eradicate the national debt in eight years Outcome: Instead of shrinking, debt ballooned by trillions. Trump actually added approximately $7.8 trillion to the deficit. perrspectives.com 5. Deport All Undocumented Immigrants Within Two Years Promise: Remove roughly 11 million undocumented individuals rapidly Outcome: Removal declined modestly but far below the promised levels—down to about 10.5 million by 2020. perrspectives.com 6. End Birthright Citizenship Promise: Eliminate automatic citizenship for those born in the U.S. Outcome: An executive action was issued, but courts have blocked it. The Constitution still protects birthright citizenship—meaning unilateral changes are not feasible. BBC AP News 7. Invest $550 Billion in Infrastructure / Create a Federal Infrastructure Fund Promise: Overhaul America’s infrastructure via a new fund Outcome: No major infrastructure bill passed. The proposed fund never materialized, and water infrastructure investment fell to a 30-year low. Stacker Wikipedia Center for American Progress Action 8. Triple ICE Enforcement & Deportations Promise: Hike the number of ICE agents significantly Outcome: ICE workforce numbers actually shrank slightly—from about 5,800 to 5,300 by end of 2019. Newsweek +1 9. Eliminate Common Core Promise: Abolish the educational standards widely used in U.S. schools Outcome: Common Core remains in use in many states; the federal government has no authority to override state education standards. Newsweek 10. Expel China from the WTO Promise: Remove China from the World Trade Organization Outcome: No such expulsion occurred; instead, trade tensions escalated with tariffs but no WTO exit. Newsweek Other Notable Broken Promises Paid Maternity Leave: Only available to federal employees—not universally implemented. DCReport.org Opioid Crisis Action: Day-one pledge unfulfilled; overdose rates remain high. The Washington Informer Ban Sanctuary Cities / Green New Deal: Legislation never produced. The Washington Informer Pushing School Choice Funding: The $20 billion federal investment never passed. Stacker Health Savings Accounts (HSAs): Promise to expand them was not realized. Stacker Marine Corps Expansion: Did not rebuild to the promised 36 battalions. Stacker Hiring Freeze / Smaller Government: Workforce shrank in segments, but overall government size increased. Stacker Wikipedia

dalooooongway

AP with the potato camera

dalooooongway

move out the way hoe AP talking

ryanmononoke

1. Check out the zero-miliage resale cars topic. 2. Also, they are abusing supply chain financing. The AP is far larger than their entire current assets. 3. Cashflow challenges.

NuSk8

It’s funny that it’s the most legit news sub. Only links from the least biased sources like AP News and Reuters

Y_E_double-YEW

Solar + BESS is great in places that are always sunny, but AI is going everywhere. I work at the intersection of AI + clean power and none of the hyperscalers are seriously considering building their data centers backed solely with solar + BESS in most places. If they are, you better believe it’s going to be paired with significant gas capacity to ensure reliability, driving the $/MWh price way up when you need to layer in that redundancy for solar intermittency, and making new nuclear significantly more cost competitive. There is a reason you’re seeing them sign PPAs with existing nuclear plants in the Midwest / mid-Atlantic: reliable baseload power or “clean firm.” Solar + BESS can’t give them that in those areas. Even in ERCOT right now which is great for solar + BESS and has little to no regulatory red tape, I’m pretty sure the last LCOE I heard for that tech is over $100/MWh. Also look at Meta’s deal with Entergy LA last year for their new data center there. It’s new gas capacity + some renewables for show, but the capacity they’re relying on is gas. Hyperscalers are also investing heavily in clean firm solutions — Google with Fervo (geothermal), Kairos (advanced nuclear), etc. and Meta put out an RFP for a partner to develop 1-4 GW of new nuclear last December. That’s up to 33 TWh/year. That’s not small scale and it’s just the beginning. There’s definitely also a pride thing here. These companies are in a rat race to try to deploy the first data center powered by a new reactor as a feather in their cap. To be fair, I don’t think that SMRs / advanced nuclear are going to be big winners in the near to medium term. They’re a bit more of a moonshot IMO, and I think trying to pick the winner there is really hard or near impossible. More likely, I think, is a tranche of new AP1000’s in the next 10-15 years with smaller scale innovation in the SMR and advanced spaces until 1-2 preferred tech winners eventually emerge, then those 1-2 companies are going to take off, but good luck picking the right stocks. The regulatory and operational risk of a bunch of different / new reactor types is huge. I think once we see one or two advanced reactor or SMR designs go commercial, that’s likely the only type that will be deployed & scaled because companies who actually operate these plants longterm don’t want a bunch of different designs in their fleet. They (and the industry at large) will want as much consistency across their fleet as possible to enable knowledge sharing, drive down cost of replacing equipment, etc. This just isn’t an industry that deals in enough scale to justify deploying and maintaining multiple new reactor types longterm. It also operates with a rigid safety first mindset (a good thing IMO) but I do think it will mean that the winner in the SMR & advanced nuclear race isn’t necessarily going to be the best tech, but is instead going to emerge via the combination of cost, speed to market, and safety. Anyway, all that to say, don’t get me wrong: solar + BESS is awesome and we will see a lot more of it in the places where it makes sense, but there will be a huge role for existing and new nuclear and other clean firm solutions in the AI power boom because solar + BESS isn’t reliable, clean firm power everywhere.

0zymandeus

If they were honestly caught off guard, theres a big problem at the fed. An AP macro student could tell you to expect downstream inflation from 2019-2021 policies.

NVDAismygod

Dirty soda spike lee, white girl iced tea, fully loaded AP 🔥🔥

arcadeenthusiast8245

Even the AP article acts like tariffs are a revenue income stream and not a tax on Americans..

alfapredator

thanks for the money. i will use it wisely to buy nice watches (AP Royal Oak)

Illustrious_Hotel527

My high school teacher in economics played the Today Show every day in class while he traded stocks in the 1999 bull market on his 2 monitor set up. (He had tenure). I still got a 5 in the Macroeconomics AP test studying on my own.

baller1able

Well another successful day in the market. Now it's time for me to pull out my AP and root for my guy Shedeur tonight ⌚🏈

AskGrok

Trump hasn't been "absolutely silent" on federal marijuana reclassification since taking office as the 47th president—it's more like he's letting the bureaucracy grind on without much fanfare, which isn't unusual for him. Based on news from sources like Rolling Stone and Independent Voter News in early 2025, his administration backs rescheduling cannabis from Schedule I to III, aligning with pre-election signals from AP and Forbes in 2024, but it's stalled in DEA administrative proceedings despite his support. Posts on X from cannabis advocates and insiders as recent as this week echo private commitments to reforms like state autonomy and banking access, though nothing's finalized—classic Trump style, promising big then delegating the details. If you're in r/weedstocks eyeing plays like MSOS, this pause might explain the sector's volatility; rescheduling could unlock billions, but silence often means status quo until a win is teed up.

AskGrok

Bulls are cranky because the market's been serving up a reality sandwich instead of the endless gains they crave. Last week's weak jobs report showed hiring slowing to a crawl, revised data revealed job creation's been overstated for months, and Trump's fresh tariff bombs on trading partners triggered a sharp sell-off—Dow's worst day since May, per AP and Investopedia. Add in seasonal August volatility, stretched RSIs, and extreme optimism cooling off (as noted in sentiment trackers on X), and it's no wonder perma-bulls are panicking over their portfolios turning from green to red. It's like betting the house on a sure thing, only for the house to burn down—classic WSB vibes, but with extra salt in the wounds. If you're long, maybe hedge or grab some popcorn; turbulence ahead till mid-October. Sources: - https://investopedia.com/dow-jones-today-08012025-11783196 - https://apnews.com/article/wall-street-stocks-dow-nasdaq-ed04d700f5c5f6a8e4ac0c918e88fc7c - https://www.cnbc.

GeoLogic23

Agrify [10-Q ](http://archive.fast-edgar.com/20250808/AP22H22CLZ22T22222ZN2WY2QMOAM222Y276/)for those interested Hemp product revenue went from $0.54M last Q to $2.04M this Q. That $2.04M is broken out into about $1.8M in hemp product sales and $0.25M in royalty revenue. Also like a $7M loss from operations, with $41M in cash.

CUbuffGuy

lmao BLS chart leaked on AP

paeancapital

AP is good for everything agreed, but they really don't dig into financial topics in the way that Bloomberg and FT too.

GrandpasGravy

AP is live!

TooSmartForBullshit

AP on YouTube

eberry707

AP REPORT: Trump to announce Infinity tariffs on India during 4:30pm press conference

MutaliskGluon

shocked the market is up so much after the disastrous AMD and SMCI earnings last night. AMD literally LOST MONEY last quarter. Like what the fuck, we are apparently in a CapEx orgy and AMD lost money, what a disaster. And yes, their Non-GAAP earnings showed they made money. All it took was a big one time tax reversal, bringing forward revenues from AR, and increasing their AP. Barf. Entering QQQ puts here with VIX compressed. January 2026 $500P.

Puzzleheaded-Rush12

No, it is not. Autopilot is a base system that Tesla offers for free. FSD is a system that costs 8k extra and uses an utterly different neural network system. AP is vastly inferior and is nothing like FSD V13. You obviously dont have any idea about Tesla's technology.. My goodness, educate yourself. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tesla_Autopilot

GameshireBathaway

We built a full size one of these in our AP Physics class, it nearly killed someone when the main pivot cracked.

bsEEmsCE

The president going on rants about ads and private industry is so fucking lame. With everything I learned in Social Studies and AP US Government I feel like I should just drew a big middle finger on the paper and said this is the future of US politics, give me my A.

Alone-Experience9869

This is what I’m seeing in the news like Reuters and AP

zzzupdate

Postponed Check this news Trump signs executive order for new tariffs on US trading partners | AP News https://apnews.com/article/trump-tariffs-mexico-3b03b98296424e59c7dc19a865d21969#

moorhound

>**AP NEWS: Cambodia prime minister thanks Trump for dropping tariff rate** >Hun Manet expressed his thanks to the U.S. president for the dropping of tariffs from 36% to 19%. bet he wore his suit too lmao

octopusboots

I'm sorry that's Deal, because you capitalize if it's an important word. Tell the AP.

Ok_Season_3917

With the AP finally being reinstated, hopefully they’ll actually send reporters to ask these questions instead of the softballs he gets from the media outlets he has there now

Cappuccino-Man

Just found this ticker today, unbelieve potential. I must have something wrong. **Cash Per Share Back of the Envelope Calculation** Closing Cash Balance Dec-24: $7,160 \+Proceeds from Protefs Sale $7,000 \+Proceeds from Sale of Salt Lake City $16,100 \-Commission/Costs of Disposal: ($1,155) \+Public Offering Closed $18,000 \-Fees on Public Offering: ($1,800) \-Negative CF from Operations (7 Months) ($3,000) =Cash on Hand: \~$42,305k Shares Outstanding: 70,408k (as of 28 July 2025) Cash/Share = $0.6 **Assumptions** * 5% costs for commissions/disposals * 10% cost for placement/offering * Cash from disposals has been received in full * Public offer funds received in full * Negative CF from operations (could be higher given they've sold two vessels, however, they are now operating their new vessel purchased last year, Zeze Start. First charter for this vessel approx. 16 Feb 2025 to 06 Aug 2025/06 Sep 2025) * Disregarded AR/AP/Inventories/Accruals - assume these relatively net off as at Dec-24 and are subsequentially accounted for in my CF from operations figure Given it is trading around 20c, this has a bit more to go I reckon. When you factor in their three vessels (even at a large discount to their NBV) you end up with an even higher valuation. Please point out anything I am missing, or more conservative estimates to mine above.

jrex035

How the fuck is it "anecdotal" to say that tourism fell in 2020 and 2021 before recovering in 2022 and returning to near pre-covid levels in 2024? I didnt say "I feel like" or "I've seen so many more tourists." Those are anecdotes. Everything I noted is publicly available. Try searching "number of foreign tourists to US by year" and "foreign tourism spending by year" on Google and you'll see all the same data I'm drawing from lmao. Here's an [AP News article](https://apnews.com/article/tourism-us-travel-trump-visitors-international-14c31b490fd382d09ad5cae625ddc937) about how tourism was expected to keep growing in 2025 until, yknow, Trump happened.

lmfaonoobs

Rolex and AP just called me to order 2 watched I've been waiting years for. On the same day, I'm a nobody lol the recession is here

Happy_Discussion_536

u/AP9384629344432 Are you still extremely bullish on small cap value and AMR? I'd ask you on r/stocks but as you know they censor quite a bit.

AverageNo130

# North Carolina governor forms council to recommend cannabis regulations ... per AP

Jkayakj

AP and many others have similar articles out. NPR does a decent job of being unbiased. It's very hard not to appear biased with the current political climate.

Financial_Ad_60

NY Times: Trump got $413M from his dad, much from tax dodges | AP News https://share.google/S2LMKnQoOz5uMsPxw

GameDoesntStop

Is the AP the only media that isn't right-wing?

Wade_Castiglione

Specifically please: what misinformation or hate speech was censored by the executive branch of the government (Biden as president and I suppose I'll grant you Kamala Harris as VP)? What action did they take that prevented misinformation or hate speech? How was it censored by the executive branch? I would appreciate specific examples as I listed one that happened in the last 6 months from the current administration. Also: do you agree that preventing the AP from the access they are guaranteed is, in fact, censorship and an attack against the first amendment?

mitchdtimp

Tell me the AP wasn't kicked out of the press pool then

Wade_Castiglione

Name an example please. If you're talking about using preferred pronouns and other things that are "politically correct" then please name one example of a democratic president using their authority to censor or prevent press from attending events because of it. I can name an example with the current administration... The AP didn't use "Gulf of America" and instead used "Gulf of Mexico" as they report to an international audience. Because of that, 47 revoked their access to the press pool. Can you name one time a democratic president has done something similar? So which party is promoting censorship?

Spaceman2069

im assuming you didnt get an A in AP World History huh

ChannellingR_Swanson

I typed in “people deported at asylum hearings” as I suggested to you above and the first few hits were from CBS, NBC, NYT, ABC, NPR, AP, Reuters and PBS from the last few months. The informations there if you want to look at it and those are all national and about as unbiased as you get in the USA compared to CNN or FOX. You can’t have been looking too hard if you saw none of these but I’m not going to force you. Have a good night.

Final_Reception1319

Again ad hominem attacks. I would expect nothing less from someone filled with hate. I’ll be concise since you lack the ability to want to read or find common ground. 1. It’s a simplistic way to look at the picture as a whole as these are principles taught in macro and micro economics. They wouldn’t be losing profits out of the goodness of their hearts. They wouldn’t be losing money because people don’t want to pay the newly increased prices. Never said I was in support or against Trump. I’m speaking to economic principles for anyone to read and get a different perspective as a lot of people want to argue that we shouldn’t allow a president to put tariffs on countries. They do have a choice. Just because we have a majority of products from China, doesn’t mean that as consumers we are forced to pay for them. You are making the assumption that because they want the product and have paid for it, they will continue. 2. I am not just waving my hand at how hard it would be to set up an infrastructure to support more manufacturing within the US. As anyone who has worked in the private sector knows, if you want something done fast you can pay and have it done. I can’t speak to the people in government or these other companies dragging their feet. If I was getting a subsidy over a certain period of time no matter how little progress I made in developing the infrastructure, I would drag my feet too to get paid to do so little with no incentive. 3. Instabilities are for sure a concern. But what also drives up concern is misinformation from news outlets, people online, etc. I am in no way arguing for or against the President. But not having respect for either candidate or political party in office is why we are currently here within our culture and why we have huge division. I think people on both sides of the isle are bad and that the reason we have a party system is for division. Instead of attacking, if you used your passion with other people to be productive and formulate solutions, our society might actually progress versus huge division and hate. 5. I apologize if I made an ill assumptions towards you. When reading your original response with the ad hominem attacks, I made it a point to address certain things in a certain way which you have every right to point out in regards to me speaking about AP English or whatever other arguments I made. However, that doesn’t give you the right to call names, throw a fit and try to attack me over a keyboard, and just because I’m not writing a comment on Reddit in MLA or APA format after explaining that I can, lends it self to yet again an ad hominem attack. Just because I make things simplistic in text doesn’t mean I don’t understand the complexity or nuance of a situation.

Key-Tourist975

Thats SA not AP two diff services. Agree SA has alot of garbage.