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Reuters-no-bias-lol

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/other/canada-willing-to-drop-tariffs-first-if-us-does-the-same-ontario-premier-doug-ford/ar-AA1CM2SY Can’t take a second to google?

Corasama

Again, generating "techincally true" facts. He made the market plummet, just to make it go back to regular again. So TECHNICALLY; If the market \[dropped by 80% of its value\] and then \[regain the 80% lost\] value right after, then you technically made a 80% increase of stock market from its lowest. But that's using data incorrectly, and dishonestly. As a CM , I could techincally claim "I've made the Facebook account the most visible in all of the region in that domain", bc it did happen once two years ago during 2 days because of a viral post. It's true, unrefutable, but also completely unrepresentative of reality and a disinformation.

Fun_Reporter9086

Well yeah...I have never seen her before so I couldn't tell...did a quick search, lol: [https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/other/karoline-leavitt-s-transformation-has-ignited-a-shady-plastic-surgery-rumor/ar-AA1zy1CM](https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/other/karoline-leavitt-s-transformation-has-ignited-a-shady-plastic-surgery-rumor/ar-AA1zy1CM) What a bait and switch.

Twist_of_Fate_44

Only because it's a paint dryer of a day, here's a current, real world example of a reverse split and it's effect on SP Mullen Automotive Announces 1-for-100 Reverse Stock Split https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/savingandinvesting/mullen-automotive-announces-1-for-100-reverse-stock-split/ar-AA1CM15g Pre-split value going into it at close on Apr 10th was $3.60/share Opened with news of the split on April 11th at $2.29/share Current trading now on April 14th at $1.96/share No fundamental company changes other than the reverse split and the psychological damage it did .. Debate?

Mobile-Bar7732

Lol...because no one else on the face of this earth would be tough we Trump. It's further ironic that Doug Ford idolized Trump when he was first elected. Oh no, the leopard at my face. > CM: Are you still a supporter of Donald Trump? > DF: Absolutely. I wouldn’t waver. The GOP is wavering, I wouldn’t waver. With 6 casino and many other businesses bankruptcies, you would have to have shit for brains to think Trump would make a good leader of a country.

Independent-Tree-985

https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/BTC.CM%3D?qsearchterm=

UnTides

Tariffs aren't even being collected: [https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/news/it-s-a-mess-trump-s-tariffs-not-being-collected-after-major-glitch-hits-ports/ar-AA1CM4KJ](https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/news/it-s-a-mess-trump-s-tariffs-not-being-collected-after-major-glitch-hits-ports/ar-AA1CM4KJ) You can't implement this stuff overnight. This guy sits on toilet and dumps policy via Tweet, no audit, no consultation besides Peter Navaro (complete fraud and yes man), and what the ports are supposed to collect 85% Monday, 125% Tuesday, and then 10% on Friday? America is the butt of Donald's joke

lichsadvocate

LEAPS puts, bros > The outcome of yesterday’s meeting between Trump and Netanyahu is probably the worst economic news so far. > > 1. Prior to the effective date of The Tariffs*, Israel offered the US across-the-board zero tariff rates. (Now, Israel’s average effective tariff rate on US exports is in the 1-2% range, but that’s neither here nor there.) Trump refused and imposed tariffs on Israel on schedule. > > 2. Immediately after the imposition of The Tariffs, Netanyahu requested an immediate personal meeting with Donald Trump. His request was granted. Now, this is the stuff Trump loves. A world leader “begging” for a meeting! A chance to have a “negotiation!” Face-to-face! Two men in a room! The White House scheduled a press conference following the meeting, presumably expecting to have something Very Beautiful to announce. > > 3. The meeting happened. > > 4. The White House cancelled the press conference, opting instead for a brief joint appearance from the Oval. > > 5. The only “agreement” announced was Netanyahu “agreeing” to do something about Israel’s trade surplus with the United States. The tariffs remain in place. (Also, Iran bad.) > > My — speculative — interpretation of this sequence of events is that (a) Netanyahu did everything right — i.e., did everything he possibly could to flatter and mollify Trump, and (b) it wasn’t enough, because Trump is serious about this trade deficit crap. > > The fact that Benjamin Netanyahu couldn’t find a way to get Trump to budge on this seems, to me, to be incontrovertible evidence that Trump is all-in on his insane trade war. It’s not a con; it’s a genuine obsession. Which is disastrous news. > > * I suspect that we’re going to wind up capitalizing The Tariffs, a bit like The Troubles. <https://www.lawyersgunsmoneyblog.com/2025/04/hooked-on-a-feeling?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR4UGr6K-Wfn0_3CM5vBCYGxr-EB2h3cz6mDm4Oq19rz0dk9hUZZNEYjC0fXvQ_aem_vEb21GIg-IqgrrbPOAmoVg>

hackslash74

Move your $ to Canada. We have stable bank, property REITs, and energy securities. Most pay a dividend between 4-7% Check out CM, ENB, FTS, REI, CPX… some of those trade on on the US markets some on the TSX only For a Canadian growth stock look no further than Dollarama which is Canada’s largest dollar store but is more like a mini discount Walmart with all name brands these days. DOL.TO

Alive_Essay_1736

This guy predicted that put will espire worthless last weekend https://youtu.be/BMu8C4r3kls?si=b7MC6ih7CM3433a_

MonsieurCharlamagne

[Dropped this](https://www.homedepot.com/pep/Everbilt-3-8-in-x-50-ft-Twisted-Sisal-Rope-Natural-73285/206094360?source=shoppingads&locale=en-US&pla&mtc=SHOPPING-CM-CML-GGL-D25H-025_003_FASTENERS-NA-MULTI-NA-PMAX-7127963-NA-NA-NA-NBR-NA-NA-NA-Fasteners&cm_mmc=SHOPPING-CM-CML-GGL-D25H-025_003_FASTENERS-NA-MULTI-NA-PMAX-7127963-NA-NA-NA-NBR-NA-NA-NA-Fasteners-20499493109--&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwtdi_BhACEiwA97y8BMYBPgGRQtC_ml4OJRoa7hiyAragCbWXootTJURYWu_fvgbFoOSyIRoCdSIQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds)

GeoLogic23

[SNDL Enters into Agreement to Acquire Cost Cannabis and T Cannabis Locations from 1CM](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/sndl-enters-agreement-acquire-cost-121500925.html)

Normal_Loss_220

Also in CM. Scary times out here.

hekk13

Sold or reduced weighting in cyclicals over last couple months. Reduced exposure to US market. Maintained bigger positions in Canadian banks. Sold RY and CM though, and will buy back lower. Slowly been buying bond funds since last year.

eastcoastblaze

Peter Navarro is the guy pushing for this and you are right he has no clue https://youtu.be/etkd57lPfPU?si=cWHymMK6HFd76CM_

rate_shop

I only meant to compare it to the CM in terms of its historical significance. Project 2025 will be studied for a long time.

Frunguper

appreciate you doing most of the leg work. just some small adjustments i think we need to make here to get a cleaner number. First off using total value isn’t the best way to measure the impact of retirement cash flows since a lot of assets aren’t actively traded and therefore don’t affect price movements. on top of that OP asked about the stock market specifically so let’s just exclude bonds from this discussion for now. quick search shows that worldwide stock trading volume in 2022 was around 104T https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/CM.MKT.TRAD.CD as for sizing up how much of that volume is actually coming from 401k contributions we would need to find total value of contributions that go into buying equities either directly or indirectly. based on the average portfolio allocation of the 66m Americans that participate in the 401k program lets assume that 70% of contribution dollars go straight to equities. https://www.ebri.org/docs/default-source/pbriefs/ebri_ib_606_k-xsec-30apr24.pdf?sfvrsn=1f43072f_1 FEB employment statistics show that number of working Americans aged 25 and above that have at least a bachelors degree (63m) is pretty close to total participants in the program so let’s assume median income of contributors would be the same as this group. https://www.bls.gov/news.release/empsit.t04.htm Doing a quick weighted average calculation would put median income of someone with a bachelors or higher at around 81k a year. https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/demo/tables/educational-attainment/2022/cps-detailed-tables/table-1-1.xlsx https://www.bls.gov/careeroutlook/2023/data-on-display/education-pays.htm?utm_source=chatgpt.com which based on the cited 12.65% contribution rate would imply total amount flowing into equities from 401k contributions per year is 473.4b. now this is a less supported assumption but if we estimate that all the different pay periods average out to contributions being made about twice a week that would mean about 104/251 trading days would be affected by these inflows. therefore adjusting the total yearly volume for just the days where we think 401k contributions come in (41.4%*104T=43.1T) would imply that contributions alone would be responsible for ~1% of price action in stocks long way to say that i mostly agree with your conclusion that contributions probably don’t affect prices as much as we think but i do think it’s a lot more significant than what your initial calculations imply

Humaniac99

Hello all, I am Humaniac99 CFA, CFP, CIC, ChFC, CMA, CFS, CIMA, CMT, PFS, CLU, CTP, CHFM, CHFP, CIIA, CM&AA, ChEA, ERP, FPAC, FRM and I am a financial advisor. Ask me anything!

NoNDA-SDC

Seems conservative media's pretending we're not going to pay it, which is really bizarre, not the first time I'm hearing this argument in the last few days. Lutnick was out there saying tariffs do not cause inflation 🤣 [How steel tariffs are impacting industry according to Redditors on the inside ](https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/s/5CM0YQC4Ad)

E1337crush


Happy_Discussion_536

11/07/2021 to about one year later: https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/BTC.CM=

sbaggers

All of my neighbors are doctors or connected to the real estate industry. I work in equity CM. I also know and have worked with people who know him and his family personally. My family has worked with his company. I can assure you, the backers and supporters are not smart.

Defti159

Yep, just got out of a meeting today with our CM who is already factoring the cost of tariffs for developing school projects. We are having to walk back meaningful improvements to a school districts campus because of the *threat* of imposing tarries coming soon. Even if he walks back the tarrifs, he has already done damage to the future of our country.

Rustic_gan123

>Or you have a much larger fleet of surface ships working together in coordination with more total ammunition, including missile defense missiles (and CIWS). These aren't 1 on 1 battles. Naval ships sail in battle groups. This still scales with displacement, although it is not quite linear. It is probably better to use the total number of VLC here. >I still think carriers have relevance for certain missions against lesser nations. China is building carriers to project power against its lesser armed neighbors in the region. Primarily asserting its ownership over South China Sea against Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia. Keeping Taiwan in line. Controlling the world's biggest shipping lanes. This does not require the 6+ carriers they are planning. >Similar to the way we use carriers. I don't think the intention is to start a war with the US using their carriers. Of course they plan to. People who believe that aircraft carriers are obsolete don't understand what they're talking about. >Modern anti ship cruise missiles and drone swarms could overwhelm a carrier and deplete their defensive ammunition quickly. You yourself said that ships fight in groups. What is the fundamental difference between a battle group with and without an aircraft carrier in the context of protection from CM and Drones? AWACS and Fighters, on the contrary, help against this, due to the fact that the radars on ships are limited by the radio horizon, and aircraft are not. >And I don't think there are any weapons to defend against hypersonic cruise missiles. In Ukraine they were shot down quite well >I personally don't see carriers as being that relevant in a war of superpowers. You don't see it, but at the same time, no one in the world is giving up aircraft carriers, and all the powers that can, including China and Russia, who say that they have a wonder weapon that can sink aircraft carriers, still want them.

spacerace72

What an absurd take. SpaceX has unambiguously accomplished exactly what you’re claiming can’t be done. Falcon 9 / FH is now the go-to launch vehicle because it’s cheap, reliable, and reusable. A “loophole” nobody ever bothered to explore in that domain. Plus it was sort of private developed rather than on a cost-plus basis. Whether or not companies in weapons systems find similar ways to “disrupt” the industry I’ll agree remains to be seen, but calling out SpaceX is idiotic. I won’t go into the China thing way too much, but I would recommend traveling there if you can. It will open your eyes to just how unbelievably far ahead they are in many areas, and how unburdened by regulations. Our media does not do it justice, and in many ways misrepresents the situation we are in. Your disdain for tech workers is clear in your comments. Maybe it’s because you’re jealous that you aren’t getting a piece of the pie, but I bet you typed your smarmy comments on something engineered by “tech bros”, manufactured by an extremely capable Chinese CM, and purchased with money you made “working” on a cost-plus contract. Why not contribute to something innovative if you’re so smart, rather than being a cynic while leeching off sustainment of some 1970s fighter program at Boeing?

Party-Campaign7763

RPBPF is up by 20%+ in the past week. Seems like we may be seeing an upward trend in Raspberry Pi, likely reflecting the commercial success of the CM5.

BuzBuz28

[cultivated meat study](https://gfi.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/CM-consumer-insights-and-nomenclature-insights-2.pdf) There are a lot of people who disagree with you! Yes, initially the concept of cultivated meat is strange, however, when you understand the process and the benefits, you can surely understand the potential. Cultivated meat rids the potential of pathogens. We can grow tonnes of meat in a fraction of the time with no harm done to animals. It is effectively an infinite food source. As the population grows, we need more land and we can not sustain the environmental impacts of slaughtered farming, we will only be left with one choice, cultivated meat.

Dr-Jim-Richolds

That's so funny, I too wrote a report on CM/REE domestic supply chain, for the DoE in 2021

Party-Campaign7763

The company has been around for a long time, and they aren't at risk of going poof like many OTC companies. My interest in the company is that they have taken hobbyist compute platforms and are spinning those into high-volume modules for embedded applications. That's a much larger and more interesting business. While everyone looks to players like NVIDIA to dominate the AI future, RPI offers a cost effective, low power and widely supported alternative that is gaining traction in many embedded applications. As I mentioned, the new CM5 sold out very quickly. Their new few quarters of financial results should look interesting, if my theory is correct.

ash_thetwin

CM is looking strong IMO, you might be right about others but RBC did well today if I'm not mistaken.

ash_thetwin

Got calls on Kroger and CM. CM has gone up after earnings the last four quarters and they've have a great couple months, not to mention other Canadian banks have been doing well. Kroger is just a hit call, the stocks been doing well and they generally have gone up after earnings, three of the last reports have been followed by a seven percent rally. I think they have positive news to report and the market sentiment seems to be swinging that way. Then again I'm a regard what do I know. 

Euphoric-Magazine300

Yeah... their default rates are excellent, as was BF-CM. I've made a lot of money on AFRM in the past as well as this latest run-up. If it drops.below $55 again, I'll reload.

RipperX4

President of Shopify about BF/CM this year. 24% increase from 2023. Sweet. https://x.com/harleyf/status/1863936630995796310

popnsmoke35

I don’t understand who the hell is buying shit. Amazon jacks up their prices, then marks them down to either just above or exactly what they have been at all year. I also believe they are pulling products completely off and relisting so there is no price history on Camel. BestBuy usually has the highest prices, but they are great with price matching. They won’t price match on BF/CM, so there’s no point in buying in person right now. Been this way for quite some time. You’d have to be a complete regard to think you’re getting a good deal… wait… never mind, I see who is buying now.

stoneman9284

Is it usually green on CM? Maybe people will sell everything to spend it all haha

NEO71011

I'm more of a CDM/CM but what is your cost basis and quantity of Akoustis?

gg562ggud485

XRP.CM and XRP.BS definitely not moved by that rumor

noobstockinvestor

I share this sentiment. It's pretty absurd that I'm up almost double on a bank stock like CM while weedstocks have hit all time lows. Imo the time to derisk/sell was prior to the election. Selling now after a 60% dump to chase other names may not be the best strategy. During the dump in 2023- trulieve, ayr and CGC got crushed. I bought those names and it went 2-4x. If it wasn't for that my portfolio would have been crushed. I scaled out of those names near the highs and it appears as though we're approaching another opportunity with similar risk/reward. Historically, selling after these dumps have always proven to be the wrong move. Could this time be different? Sure but only time will tell. Pending catalysts: safer banking, rescheduling, farm bill, Boies lawsuit. We just need one of these to hit to run back to $7-8 MSOS.

bdh2067

Turd trading and “the preferred currency of kidnappers” CM called it

P00DLE99

Intellia Therapeutics has reached the milestone of developing the first gene therapy in the cardiovascular field to reach phase 3 trials. The company announced the first patients have been dosed in its phase 3 MAGNITUDE trial in March 2024. MAGNITUDE is evaluating NTLA-2001, or as per its new name, nexiguran ziclumeran (nex-z), a gene editing therapy, as a potential disease-modifying therapy for transthyretin (ATTR) amyloidosis with cardiomyopathy (ATTR-CM). The therapy is also still being evaluated in a phase 1/2 trial, data from which are set to be presented at the American Heart Associations 2024 Scientific Sessions Meeting, to be held in Chicago, Illinois, on November 16-19.

luckystar999

[https://youtu.be/tgHm0z84\_CM?si=P\_RcU7BSbng6P6aW](https://youtu.be/tgHm0z84_CM?si=P_RcU7BSbng6P6aW)

ThatBankTeller

NYC or Nova? I work in I&CM lol

SuspiciousStress1

Many/most insurance plans don't allow "maintenance medication" to be filled any other way without a major penalty(basically they pay $50, you pay $500 type penalty). They run out of medications, cancel scripts on a whim, &take FOREVER to fill scripts(my doc sends electronically, it takes 24-72h to get through processing, then another 48-72h to fill, then they mail it, the whole thing takes around 7-14days). Because of the levels of bureaucracy in a company that size, everyone you speak to will tell you something different, some agents are great, some are awful. I went 28mos in a row with a mistake/issue EVERY MONTH. Those 28mos I received 23mos of medications to their delays and ineptitude....and that was WITH daily calls, involvement of higher/highest levels of customer service. Were talking about 20+hrs on the phone each month. One time they were out of my medications, instead of saying anything, they just canceled the script. When we called, they stated the doctor canceled it. That went round & round before we got to the bottom of it. My doc wrote FIVE scripts for the same prescription. Another time they were out of the generic, with no backorder date. So we requested an exception for brand name(which would also cost us 50%, but i need my medication, right?) or a local fill(which costs us 80 or 90%), well, the company approved it(took a week for caremark to send the request-which was only done when we called the company & asked when they would approve it...they stated they hadn't gotten it, then THEY called CM to get it & approve the request), then caremark delayed, delayed, delayed, &sent the generic 5-1/2w later....I was without necessary medications for 4-1/2wks, I was using a walker, falling several times a day, &couldn't even brush my hair(among other things). When I am paying 100%(deductible period), theyre usually a bit better, once the deductible is reached th3y get worse, once I reach my out of pocket max, forget it, the games will reach fever pitch. Additionally, they require prior authorization for many medications. These are only good for a set amount of time(1-12mos), the time they last can vary-I guess maybe my MS might go away, so this must be re-evaluated regularly-lol. This time a PA might last 6mos, but the next time only 1mos. However they do not provide you with these details, you find out when they don't send your script, you call, are routed through multiple layers of customer service to discover the problem....now another 3-4-7d to process that. Plus my docs office charges $25 everytime one needs to be submitted(this is more an annoyance than anything, but it definitely adds to the "layers") Then there's the "you can't have it" list. An example are lidocaine patches. I can only have those if I have shingles. Doesn't matter that they improve my quality of life, nope, only for shingles. It's the same with Zofran. I take it because I have issues swallowing, but its a nausea medication...so unless I'm pregnant, or have a flu, I cannot have it. That one I have chosen to pay out of pocket at Costco so I can continue to eat & drink(vs gtube). Then there's the "that's not therapeutic"...I am on cymbalta(antidepressant)to help with pain, but if I take it daily, then I cannot sleep. So I take it every other day. If my doc writes the script for 15/mo, they will not fill it because its not "therapeutic," so my doc has to write for 30, tell me to just write it every other day. We have complained to the company that provides our insurance, they call Caremark who tries to blame me, I provide the company with proof that it is not me, Caremark assigned us a care coordinator who was more worthless than just about any agent we had spoken with....she would not return calls for WEEKS, she was the one that played games with the out of stock medication until they received the generic back in stock. It's a joke. My doctors hate dealing with them, we hate them even more, but I have no choice. It's so bad that my husband had talked about changing jobs just to get away from them. I have begun rationing & skipping doses of medications...its better to go one day/wk without medications...better to take 2doses per day instead of 3...than to be out for weeks at a time. This has absolutely affected both my health & quality of life(I am on many medications to treat the symptoms of MS, so things to control spasticity, shaking/tremors, pain, migraines, nerve function, bladder function, fatigue, heart, etc) The worst part of all of this, i have PPMS(primary progressive, the worst type), at 15y, only 15% can still walk. At 20y, 5%. I am at 17y & am still mobile, but I truly feel that it is starting to slip away & I 100% believe CM is playing a MAJOR part in all of that. IF that were to happen, I will file a lawsuit. I am not alone in any of this. Every person I know that has a chronic condition has a similar experience. Many folks talk about a class action suit. In the end, I really just want them to do better!! I just want my medications so I can take care of myself & my family!! It's CONSTANT!! There's much MUCH more, that's just a small taste. As an aside, we pay nearly 2k/mo for family insurance coverage. It's rather sickening

Actually-Yo-Momma

They is nothing unique about super micro and before the AI boom, they were considered a trash ODM/CM. Lots of competitors in the space 

SPAC_Time

SPAC CM Life Sciences closed their business combination with Sema4 ( SMFR SMFRW ) in July 2021. In January 2023, Sema4 changed their name to GeneDx and tickers to WGS WGSWW. In April 2023, WGS completed a 1 for 33 reverse split. Last November, WGS was $1.25 to $1.50 per share. [After today's the latest earnings release](https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20241029161441/en/GeneDx-Reports-Third-Quarter-2024-Financial-Results-and-Business-Highlights), WGS is $83 per share, up 3000% in under one year.

Rough_Principle_3755

Apple doesnt own manufacturing infrastructure. It is by design. Fairly confident they never have.... Hell, they own a fraction of the office space they occupy. They lease tons of property, use CM's for production and a good number of their "work force" is contingent workforce labor. This reduction of liability allows them to cut tires quickly, with little bad press. Laying off contractors who where not guaranteed employment looks a ton better than laying off employees.

Rough_Principle_3755

Put LOVE ignoring the fact that apple has not manufactured their own anything.....ever? At most, in the early days, Apple assembled some units. Using CM's is part of apples core strategy at this point. Reduced depreciating assets, liability, etc....

uncowisdo

NVDA, UBER, AMZN, GOOGL, MSFT, CM. If you sell winners, you can never expect to get the 1000% gains that make the difference between good returns and retiring early. 

Mayday1410

Follow the big money. Rick Rule, Eric Sprott, Frank Guistra, Lundin family, Robert Freidland. Here's what I'm buying which in my opinion has huge torque: Pacific Ridge Exploration - Gold/Copper story in BC - large near surface intercepts. More drill intercepts to come. Triumph Gold TIG.CM/TIGCG. OTC - 7M market cap, trades at 0.16c, was $4 in 2021. 2M oz AuEq. 46M shares outstanding. Yukon gold asset. Tight share structure which can rocket when this stock gets visibility by investors. GoldON - GLD.VNCMBF.OTC - 3M market cap, trades at 0.07c, was 0.8c in 2021. Eric Sprott has ownership. Great bear management team. Elephant hunting in Canada. Tight share structure which can rocket when this stock gets visibility by investors. Silver Dollar Resources - [SLV.CN/SLVRF.OTC](http://SLV.CN/SLVRF.OTC) - 16M market cap, trades at 0.33c, was 1.8 in 2021. Eric Sprott has ownership and insiders own 43% of the company including First Majestic Silver. Large silver asset at surface trading at 0.18c per AgEq. Low capex to develop in Mexico. Tight share structure which can rocket when this stock gets visibility by investors. Getchell Gold [GTCH.CN/GGLDF.OTC](http://GTCH.CN/GGLDF.OTC) - 18M market cap, trades at 0.14c, was 0.60c in 2021. 2.4M oz of gold in Nevada with further expansion. Insiders own 20%.

Mayday1410

I'm personally looking at transitioning to the exploration companies which fundamentally haven't changed since 2020 except for sentiment which has kept their stock price undervalued Triumph Gold TIG.CM/TIGCG. OTC - 7M market cap, trades at 0.16c, was $4 in 2021. 2M oz AuEq. 46M shares outstanding. Yukon gold asset. GoldON - GLD.VNCMBF.OTC - 3M market cap, trades at 0.07c, was 0.8c in 2021. Eric Sprott has ownership. Great bear management team. Elephant hunting in Canada. Silver Dollar Resources - [SLV.CN/SLVRF.OTC](http://SLV.CN/SLVRF.OTC) - 16M market cap, trades at 0.33c, was 1.8 in 2021. Eric Sprott has ownership and insiders own 43% of the company including First Majestic Silver. Large silver asset at surface trading at 0.18c per AgEq. Low capex to develop in Mexico. Getchell Gold [GTCH.CN/GGLDF.OTC](http://GTCH.CN/GGLDF.OTC) - 18M market cap, trades at 0.14c, was 0.60c in 2021. 2.4M oz of gold in Nevada with further expansion. Insiders own 20%.

Mayday1410

Gold is starting to flex its strength now that interest rates are being cut globally and it will continue to rise. However, gold stocks haven't yet enjoyed a similar rally. Large caps have started to outperform but are still undervalued by historic standards. Gold developers and explorers are extremely undervalued. I'm personally looking at transitioning to the exploration companies which fundamentally haven't changed since 2020 except for sentiment which has kept their stock price undervalued. Here are some ridiculously undervalued gold stocks that have big insider support which I believe will have huge upside potential. Triumph Gold TIG.CM/TIGCG. OTC - 7M market cap, trades at 0.16c, was $4 in 2021. 2M oz AuEq. 46M shares outstanding. Yukon gold asset. Triumph Gold TIG.CM/TIGCG. OTC - 7M market cap, trades at 0.16c, was $4 in 2021. 2M oz AuEq. 46M shares outstanding. Yukon gold asset. GoldON - GLD.VNCMBF.OTC - 3M market cap, trades at 0.07c, was 0.8c in 2021. Eric Sprott has ownership. Great bear management team. Elephant hunting in Canada. Silver Dollar Resources - [SLV.CN/SLVRF.OTC](http://SLV.CN/SLVRF.OTC) - 16M market cap, trades at 0.33c, was 1.8 in 2021. Eric Sprott has ownership and insiders own 43% of the company including First Majestic Silver. Large silver asset at surface trading at 0.18c per AgEq. Low capex to develop in Mexico. Getchell Gold [GTCH.CN/GGLDF.OTC](http://GTCH.CN/GGLDF.OTC) - 18M market cap, trades at 0.14c, was 0.60c in 2021. 2.4M oz of gold in Nevada with further expansion. Insiders own 20%. Personally, I think these have some huge upside potential, but do your own due diligence. I think investing with Eric Sprott typically has good upside potential. Curious to hear from the group on their thoughts on these stock and precious metal fundamentals.

Mayday1410

I'm personally looking at transitioning to the exploration companies which fundamentally haven't changed since 2020 except for sentiment which has kept their stock price undervalued Triumph Gold TIG.CM/TIGCG. OTC - 7M market cap, trades at 0.16c, was $4 in 2021. 2M oz AuEq. 46M shares outstanding. Yukon gold asset. GoldON - GLD.VNCMBF.OTC - 3M market cap, trades at 0.07c, was 0.8c in 2021. Eric Sprott has ownership. Great bear management team. Elephant hunting in Canada. Silver Dollar Resources - [SLV.CN/SLVRF.OTC](http://SLV.CN/SLVRF.OTC) - 16M market cap, trades at 0.33c, was 1.8 in 2021. Eric Sprott has ownership and insiders own 43% of the company including First Majestic Silver. Large silver asset at surface trading at 0.18c per AgEq. Low capex to develop in Mexico. Getchell Gold [GTCH.CN/GGLDF.OTC](http://GTCH.CN/GGLDF.OTC) - 18M market cap, trades at 0.14c, was 0.60c in 2021. 2.4M oz of gold in Nevada with further expansion. Insiders own 20%. Personally, I think these have some huge upside potential, but do your own due diligence. I think investing with Eric Sprott typically has good upside potential. Curious to hear from the group on their thoughts on these stock and precious metal fundamentals.

tomato45un

The legacy car maker have an issue when competing with the CN EV Car. As now more and more country looking for EV Car, the legacy car maker like CM, VW, BMW, Stellantis have difficulty to mass production the EV Car. Advantages of CN EV maker compare to others country: 1. CN control at least 60\~70% of Lithium EV battery worldwide that they can bring the total cost of EV down 2. Cheap labor, if you looks BYD their employer salary is less than half in Germany 3. Software Engineer, The cost of their engineer also half than others country and they have 669 culture 4. Huge Gov Subsidy and incentive to car owner or even the manufacturer

zxc123zxc123

Well r/investing is biased towards certain investments like S&P500 ETFs in their Roth/401Ks because the type of person who posts on reddit r/investing board likely has some education, works for some legitimate company, and likely has a legal post-tax income stream of legal dollars. Might have read some books from the Benjamin Graham or heard some quotes from folks from that tree of investing. So it's not surprising they would shit on gold as WB and CM have. Or feel comfortable enough out come out right against gold as an investment because it's such a bad fit for them and from their own world view. Anyways, gold is indeed not a great investment in the BG/WB/CM in that it's non-productive. But many other great investors have also used gold as a stand-in for cash/bonds. It's not a great ST investment and those wanting ST exposure should look to ETFs. Gold and PMs in general are best invested as an alt to your main. In either bars for ownership or imo best as "things" since they are eco-friendly, reuseable, often repaired, can be passed on, not taxed, and often hold if not appreciate in value: silverware, a cup, gold chains, rings/pins, or whatever you'd like.

SnowballSnozberry

Okay imma bout to share a gem with yall. Enjoy it and watch during Christmas time. This is my way of giving back. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8PVal8Fy7CM

Mavnas

I have some shares in the "safe" account I moved some of my May NVDA winnings into. Granted, the "safe" account is still stocks with some margin, that's really a relative term, but also I didn't lose the money in there like I did in my main account, so there's that. Actually, the only stock in there that's outperforming my BRK holdings is CM.

Mango-Bob

https://www.reddit.com/r/Progenity_PROG/s/bn8CM5SeCV Word. Speaks volumes.

birdflustocks

2/2 **GeoVax** uses MVA as a vector to vaccinate against other viruses. MVA is essentially a less dangeorus pox virus used to express proteins from other viruses. That also leads to some Mpox protection. However, this is a popular vector, so other companies might as well expand the use of their existing MVA vector vaccines. "Modified Vaccinia Ankara (MVA) is the vaccine currently used and stockpiled in the U.S. Strategic National Stockpile for immunization against the Mpox and smallpox viruses. GeoVax previously demonstrated that an experimental HIV vaccine, utilizing MVA as the vaccine vector, protected non-human primates challenged with a lethal dose of the Mpox virus (publication accessible here). Further, in August 2022, researchers at the City of Hope National Medical Center (COH) published results demonstrating that both their proprietary sMVA (synthetic MVA) and GEO-CM04S1 (publication accessible here) elicited robust orthopoxvirus-specific binding and neutralizing antibody responses. (...) Mr. Dodd continued, “We anticipate that the addition of the Mpox/Smallpox indication to an MVA-vectored COVID-19 vaccine is a viable regulatory pathway and may be an important product differentiator from other competitors. For those regions/populations where Mpox and/or smallpox may be of a concern, we believe our COVID-19 vaccine will be a better choice.”" [https://finance.yahoo.com/news/geovax-expands-rights-under-nih-140000094.html](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/geovax-expands-rights-under-nih-140000094.html) "MVA is also a popular vaccine vector for the expression of recombinant proteins (Amara et al., 2002b, Barouch et al., 2001, Earl et al., 2002, Hirsch et al., 1996, Sutter et al., 1994, Wyatt et al., 1996)." [https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2072046/](https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2072046/) **Virax Biolabs** deserves to be mentioned. They claim to offer a monkeypox virus test. Last year they claimed to offer a bird flu test. Their revenue last year? 9000 USD. Yes. Nine thousand. I checked the original filings. Maybe **Applied DNA Sciences** will do better. But keep in mind that large companies like **Quest Diagnostics**, **Roche**, and **Labcorp** provide monkeypox virus tests. **Bavarian Nordic** will not be able to quickly increase the production capacity. The ACAM2000 smallpox vaccine developed by **Emergent BioSolutions** has dangerous side effects and there are huge stockpiles already. "As of 2010, there were over 200 million doses manufactured for the U.S. Strategic National Stockpile." [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ACAM2000](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ACAM2000) In conclusion all the above-mentioned stocks don't look that attractive to me. I assume that the **BioNTech** mRNA vaccine will eventually resolve this issue. They have the internal and external funding to get this done quickly. [https://investors.biontech.de/news-releases/news-release-details/biontech-and-cepi-announce-partnership-advance-mrna-mpox-vaccine](https://investors.biontech.de/news-releases/news-release-details/biontech-and-cepi-announce-partnership-advance-mrna-mpox-vaccine)

masteurbateur

What does CM mean?

milocreates

Used to work for ZT. It’s a good buy. Tons of talent there. And they are CM for a lot of the big hyperscalers.

RagingBearBull

If I wake up and I see SPX trading at 2100 I will be pissed. Now before people say "Ohh but the circuit breakers" They laid off Vishnu, he removed the circuit breaker logic when he left. He was also team lead, and CM admin.

aceman97

Keep in mind that your 401k has three buckets: Pretax Bucket or Roth 401k or some mix: 23k Company Match (CM): whatever it is at your company: After tax conversion to an In Plan Roth sub account (Mega Backdoor): 69k -23k -CM = Mega contribution. From a tax perspective, it’s easier to do the MEGA than the backdoor Roth provided that you don’t move your after tax conversions out of the In Plan Roth sub account to your Roth IRA. If you do, then it’s about the same.

Yogurt_Up_My_Nose

I'd probably start with these. Carnal Cryptids: East Coast by Vera Valentine Morning Glory Milking Farm CM Nacosta Mandy and the Tentacle Monster by Bebe Harper

brintoul

I hear you. I had a graduate school project wherein I was able to try programming a CM-5 machine so I’ve got a little knowledge about computer architecture and parallel programming and alla that.

the_dalailama134

Looks like Tradingview links aren't working. Here is the source for the spreads https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/BAMLH0A0HYM2 https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/BAMLH0A3HYCEY https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/BAMLC0A0CM

IH8P00rs

#I NEED SOME PLAYA ADVICE I met this girl in the club last week and I finally texted her today it went like: (Paraphrasing):  “Hey, I met you at the club, how are you?”  >what do you look like Sends pics >[idk who tf you are](https://imgur.com/a/aRj41CM) I feel like a real playa could save this convo but tbh I don’t like begging for a woman’s attention. She didn’t block me so I don’t think I’m too ugly lmaooo, but I’m not sure if this is her way of rejecting me. Would you continue or give up?

GME_Bags

I wish it was fake, here’s a [video](https://youtube.com/shorts/CM_wu5pVzcs?si=Gtdt0H7JSTLTa6l5)

Anonymous231478

http://archive.fast-edgar.com/20240624/A82ZEG2CM222UZZ2222S2ZED8WLFZ222B562/

Rebelcr7

#I have a 7 >!CM!< long penis

Agreeable-Solution15

My colleagues use Oracle, it’s okay. I believe the CM provides us with the license so idk what it costs but it appears to be underwhelming in all honesty. Seems to be faster to pickup than Procore but still a piece of shit none the less

blazing_straddles

I sold software tools (estimating, design, fabrication) into the commercial construction design market about 15 years ago. Don't really pay attention to it much anymore, but at the time all of the products that were dominant tended to be offered by companies with deep domain experience in construction. If a company got enough traction, Autodesk would buy them. If Oracle is offering a product in CM, I would be willing to wager a decent sum of money that its an expensive, convoluted, POS. Probably an acquisition by Oracle, and most likely they started to raise the price immediately while simultaneously ruining the product.

Agreeable-Solution15

What about oracle they don’t sell similar CM software?

brintoul

I did some programming on a Thinking Machines CM-5 back in the day.

ibuy2highandsell2low

Found CM Punk

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turymtz

Well, CST-100 is the CM and the Service Module. Anything else isn't the Starliner.

HypeStaleMate

Reading through it, I noticed, 2,000,000 series A preferred stock was used to acquire all membership interests of CM Tech (which each Series A Preferred Stock is convertible into 1,000 common shares of the Company at a fixed price of $0.0001 at the option of the holder.) What does that mean exactly? The OS is only 1.8 billion, does that mean there could be another 2 billion in dilution if they chose to sell? If it is a fixed price of 0.0001 does that mean they have to sell it at that price and the value of PWDY will drop to 0.0001 when they do?

AMTX-me

If you are mad that TKO isn't rocketing, you should be less poor and not buy your fat kid that CM Punk shirt.

tommyboy11011

I was watching a YT video of a guy who is a used car dealer. He walks the lots of dealerships and carmax and records. He is finding cars like the RAV4 cheaper new then what CM is selling for.

Prestigious_Meet820

It was quite awhile ago, can't remember what I invested in after specifically. I don't use options for income, more for hedging purposes and sometimes buying and selling. I don't usually buy Costco type companies because I can't get behind the valuation, I don't like how it progressively gets more expensive multiple wise as time goes on although I have a theory of why it does happen in general. The best way to put it is I wouldn't mind buying Costco now, but I never feel like it's a good deal. I'd be comfortable holding it and comfortable having it drop 50% on me. Companies that I own that I view similarly to Costco are Amazon and Visa, They're expensive but for reasons that are unlikely to change for decades. I think in Costcos case it's their strategy which is max 14% mark-up (18% on some goods that are mostly fresh, 10% average across all), no-frill efficiency high volume processes, membership cashflows, real estate and expansion, plus all it's subsidiary services. I had a few friends who worked for Costco for 20-30 yrs who were paid in stock, they would always joke that "Costco was made by Jews", it could be described as a penny business where every cent counts to management. I'm just quoting what they said, I'll state that I'm not antisemitic in any way, Costco made the ones who didn't sell to go to the casino every day very wealthy over time. But if you want to know I recently bought a bunch of Canadian banks (CM, BNS, RY, BMO, TD) for my retirement accounts and a small amount of TQQQ that I've been DCA into for a few years now. I've been buying LNC and BFH while selling off my JXN position slowly.

question900

Good to see TKO getting a mention in this sub. I have some shares with them and I see this as a relatively stable stock that will go up into the 100's. The Rock is back and is on the board, getting paid about 30 million in TKO stock so he has a financial interest in the company.  WWE is booming right now thanks to The Rock, good storylines, HHH taking over creative and doing a hell of a job, Logan Paul's there, CM Punk came back recently, putting sponsorships on the rings, huge deal with Netflix, the Saudi shows, etc etc. They are selling out Raw and Smackdown's and PPV's (now called PLE's), WWE is definitely in a new "boom period" not seen since The Attitude Era back in the late 90's/early 2000's. I definitely agree with the price targets from I think a low of $92 to a high of I think $120. Once Vince settles his lawsuit (he will settle, it won't go to courts), the stock is going to boom. Vince is no longer a part of TKO but that lawsuit is still seem as a source of concern for investors. I believe in the company and I think it's a good and relatively safe and stable investment. 

RED-WEAPON

The people here saying: "Anytime is a good time" are wrong. There are indicators in Trading View that show you the perfect times to buy. I use: "CM\_Williams\_Vix\_Fix". According to this indicator, **the last perfect time to buy was Friday October 27th, 2023.** Now is not the most optimal time: you'll very likely lose money for months on paper if SPY decides to pull back. The best time to buy is when SPY has been on a downtrend for months. **EX**: The COVID crash in 2020 was an objectively good time to buy. Be greedy when others are fearful.

Leikster

Reasonings: \- Rock/Cody/Roman storyline off the chain. CM Punk/Seth/Drew etc. \- Raw is drawing a higher percentage of 18-49 viewers who have cable/streaming access to USA Network than the last two years through 13 weeks. \- Smackdown key 18-49 demo rating through nine weeks is 0.68, up from 0.59 through nine weeks in 2023. \- WM40 gonna be yuuuuge. \- House shows [record attendance](https://www.ringsidenews.com/2024/02/20/wwe-live-show-sees-record-attendance-not-seen-in-over-two-decades/) \- Vince scandal slowly dissipating \- UFC 300 around the corner too, while not nearly as sexy, still significant.

tayfor2011

The dogging them on hardwood is just a hit piece. There are residual tops, limbs, etc from cutting hardwood just like there is cutting pine. No hardwood would be cut solely for selling to Enviva. Enviva, Drax, CM Biomass are all bottom feeders. 90% of what they buy wouldn’t have a market at all with the pellet industry and it would just rot or worse end up in a landfill. Hell depending on the soil type, hardwood can grow as fast or faster than pine. The hit piece journalists know mentioning “hardwood” or “old growth” sounds worse that “pine plantation”

tayfor2011

Yeah I don’t see them going BK and restructuring but I think it is highly likely they sell out to a Drax or CM Biomass

Yo_Lo369

What is the next resistance for CM?

bawtatron2000

you can't really YOLO with $500 CAD. You can go for a nice dinner, or buy 50 shares in a decent dividend ETF. SU, CM and ENB all good TSX dividend plays. Otherwise, spend you time on WSB looking for the next SOUN type play.

tayfor2011

Drax or CM Biomass would be the only ones able to pull it off. Since Drax is somewhat in bed with them they should be the logical buyer. I guess Drax could let them go BK and chance getting them out of the bankruptcy court for pennies on the dollar instead of just buying them now for nickels on the dollar.

ItradebetterthanU

CM more than just an RB !!

DefinitelyTwelve

I'd say you're using too many assumptions for it to be called simple. These aren't fundamentals. Something WB or CM would never do is assume or use anything other than fundamentals to base decisions on.

purplecatfishbettie

BON has good earnings. are they going to take care of their debt, and get a positive cash flow? because the product line seems cool, i rocked into 300 shares of BON @ .5499 ... let's see what happens... so the NASDAQ CM generally has more liquidity/volume than the 'Other OTC'?... i hadn't been paying attention... good to know...

AIStoryBot400

The weird guy who wants to live forever just botoxed his penis Apparently it grows like a CM

JRDenver

From what I can tell, he just hops from dividend paying stock to dividend paying stock. He posted saying he made $1,319.40 in dividends from CM , a \*\*rough\*\* calculation is he spent 49K on those shares to get that dividend.. He said he made $1,421.03 from BNS dividends. A \*\*rough\*\* estimate he spent on those shares to get that dividend is about 21k. So based on those really rough figures, you'd need about 15 of these trades per month to make around 18k.. If enough companies have dividends every month, maybe, just maybe it's possible he's getting that much in dividends.. BUT... the real question.. is how much he's making/losing on the actual trade, not including dividends. I've came across him several times randomly and.. makes you wonder if it's possible off what ( I think ) is a 250k account, but could be wrong.

Ver599

I know this isn’t a political sub, so I’ll just recommend you listen to what [Norm Finkelstein](https://youtu.be/iPwGRpkyDSo?si=6VMst9ty_5CM56xx) has to say about the situation

Ver599

Norm Finkelstein addressed that in his [interview](https://youtu.be/iPwGRpkyDSo?si=6VMst9ty_5CM56xx) with Katie Halper. I think has assessment is spot on.

SolenyaBlyat

I appreciate this. I was fortunate to have bought-in at 53¢ around the time they received their patent a few days ago. I intend to hodl. Before buying, I read relevant published research on SCD treatment of AKI, which is what SeaStar Medical does. Patient safety appears to be good and the mechanism of action is interesting, but I am not a biotech expert. I am also not an investing expert (in fact, this was my very first stock purchase). The stock has performed nicely for me over the last week and I'm glad to see that SeaStar Medical is expanding their staff and FDA approval appears to be on track. References (same as those cited on SeaStar Medical's site): 1. Includes the interesting story of how this therapeutic technology was discovered. 2. Is a safety study and appears to be very favorable. 1. Goldstein SL, Askenazi DJ, Basu RK, et al. Use of the Selective Cytopheretic Device in Critically Ill Children. Kidney International Reports. 2020. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ekir.2020.12.010 2. Tumlin JA, Galphin CM, Tolwani AJ, et al. A multi-center, randomized, controlled, pivotal study to assess the safety and efficacy of a selective cytopheretic device in patients with acute kidney injury. PLoS One. 2015;10(8):e0132482. PMID: 26244978. https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0132482

ItalianRicePie

There are three listing standards for the Nasdaq CM and SNAX only has to satisfy one to remain listed. Companies require either a $35M market value of listed securities, 500K net income in either the latest fiscal year or 2 of the 3 most recent fiscal years, or 2.5M in stockholders equity. SNAX has satisfied the stockholders equity requirement until now however will likely fall below 2.5M stockholders equity when they file their end of year financials (they were down to 5.7M in stockholders equity for Q3 compared to 9.36M in Q2). It wouldn't be an instant delisting though. They would get a deficiency notice and 180 days to regain compliance (with the possibility of further extensions).

No-Definition1474

https://youtu.be/VS6IckF1CM0?si=qHJtfknZqA7IrPug You mean like this oil tank? That is pressurized from the inside just fine, but when you reverse the pressure and suck down to vacuum it completely collapses?

No-Definition1474

From what I've read, the original design called for vacuum draw down to 1/1000 of atmosphere. That's nearly full vacuum. That would absolutely fail in dramatic fashion. https://youtu.be/VS6IckF1CM0?si=qHJtfknZqA7IrPug I mean come on.

russ_qa

So, if you bet against the Analysts 100% of the time, you can win 80% of the time? You would do better than WB & CM.