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KC (Kingsoft Cloud Holdings Ltd.) is suspicious rally
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Forget /KC, this is the best part of waking up
Forget /KC, this is the best part of waking up
Forget /KC, this is the best part of waking up
$GNUS 17.8% short, 54.57% dark pool shorted (fintel data) posts potential catalyst on 585% revenue increase today.
$GNUS posts 585% revenue increase yoy, today. Stock price shrugs and laughs.
$XFRA: KC3 - Lithium Chile - big raise begins? ATH broken
$GOEV Rocket prepped and fueled for takeoff 🚀🚀🚀
Which commodities do you think will be the next to run?
QTMM clear to close Pasaca Capital 51% buyout and becoming SEC compliant now that KC lawsuit is behind them
Why Retail Traders Should Avoid The Kelly Criterion Method
Hey Geniuses --- Here's a DD list ($GNUS)
🍆 Economic Calendar for Tomorrow 🍆
Took GME squeeze gains and added to PLTR dip. Also re-investing on recent GME “dip.” I’m addicted to these dips like KC BBQ sauce. I will keep buying dips and keep posting these positions.
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i had to cross check this >*Based on reports from early March 2026 regarding conflicts with Iran, the U.S. has lost at least 15 aircraft, including 3 F-15E Strike Eagles and 11-12 MQ-9 Reaper drones, along with a KC-135 tanker. The F-15s were lost to friendly fire by Kuwaiti defenses, while the drones were lost during operations.* JESUS CHRIST, WHAT A SHITSHOW ARE YOU KIDDING ME?
> KC-135 REPORTEDLY SHOT DOWN BY THE IRAQI RESISTANCE. > The U.S. military has confirmed the loss of a refueling aircraft during operations over western Iraq
U.S. Central Command is aware of the loss of a U.S. KC-135 refueling aircraft. The incident occurred in friendly airspace during Operation Epic Fury, and rescue efforts are ongoing. Two aircraft were involved in the incident. One of the aircraft went down in western Iraq, and the second landed safely. This was not due to hostile fire or friendly fire.
So we’ve now lost, 3 F-15’s, 1 KC-135 and 11 MQ-9’s from what I’ve found so far. Plus the crew in the KC-135, shit sucks
How much does a KC-135 cost?
> Pentagon officials say a Boeing KC-135 Stratotanker has crashed in western Iraq with six crew members on board while operating in the area during Operation Epic Fury. Officials say the incident was not the result of hostile or friendly fire. Two aircraft were involved in the event one crashed while the other landed safely. They are continuing to investigate the cause of the crash.
KC-135 refueling aircraft downed over Iraq Plus mines in the strait are real after being lied about Yeah $666 SPY is the harbinger of death
TAMPA, Fla. -- U.S. Central Command is aware of the loss of a U.S. KC-135 refueling aircraft. The incident occurred in friendly airspace during Operation Epic Fury, and rescue efforts are ongoing. Two aircraft were involved in the incident. One of the aircraft went down in western Iraq, and the second landed safely. This was not due to hostile fire or friendly fire. More information will be made available as the situation develops. We ask for continued patience to gather additional details and provide clarity for the families of service members.
Crew of that KC-135 wouldn’t have died if US just stayed at home.
And a KC-135 down over Iraq? This war is not going how a certain leader thought it would
Thats KC crashing will end up being a big deal
Pentagon says a KC-135 refueling aircraft has crashed in western Iraq. Lol
U.S. Central Command is aware of the loss of a U.S. KC-135 refueling aircraft. The incident occurred in friendly airspace during Operation Epic Fury, and rescue efforts are ongoing. Two aircraft were involved in the incident. One of the aircraft went down in western Iraq, and the second landed safely. This was not due to hostile fire or friendly fire
US Military: We're aware of the loss of a United States KC-135 refuelling aircraft. US Military: The incident occurred in friendly airspace during Operation Epic Fury, and rescue efforts are ongoing. LMFAO[](https://x.com/financialjuice/status/2032210604295954482)
"[Without U.S. tanker support and with just a handful of geriatric KC-707 tankers, Israel appears to have relied on other tactics to persistently reach deep into Iran.](https://www.twz.com/air/u-s-denies-it-provided-aerial-tanker-support-for-israels-war-against-iran)" – TWZ You're on some serious cope rn.
Good call on wheat, both KC and Chicago are having their best days since ukraine war started. I sold my futs about a week before the war started, god dammit
here's details of the story: [https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/most-chilling-detail-u-attack-222218920.html?guccounter=1&guce\_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce\_referrer\_sig=AQAAABOcSNIvbssU2zEeaURO3orEsoRIMUY7rdDlG\_qkWW5pNS9AuOjx5A-GuBCcVDol\_FVcPShmvaawJYneEII9A1HZWPHZ2xaSZ9WduPYVhUtUxbY47wHDcrL4V6XquAPxm2V9XLE3zpzs8jXO0J2yPWfGEGMc2yRr2YZ3ergXS6KC](https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/most-chilling-detail-u-attack-222218920.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAABOcSNIvbssU2zEeaURO3orEsoRIMUY7rdDlG_qkWW5pNS9AuOjx5A-GuBCcVDol_FVcPShmvaawJYneEII9A1HZWPHZ2xaSZ9WduPYVhUtUxbY47wHDcrL4V6XquAPxm2V9XLE3zpzs8jXO0J2yPWfGEGMc2yRr2YZ3ergXS6KC)
Dang, our prices in the KC area (Kansas Side) were down to about $2.29 and have been creeping up the past two weeks now back to about $2.50-2.70, depending how close to the MO border you are.
Sofia International Airport will suspend all civil **flights** during two short nighttime windows on February 23 and 24, allowing only military aircraft to operate, according to data published on Flightradar24 and an official notice to airmen (NOTAM). The restrictions will apply from 01:15 to 02:50 on February 23 and from 01:05 to 03:35 on February 24. The temporary closure coincides with the presence of multiple **US** military aircraft at Vasil Levski Airport and the nearby Vrazhdebna Air Base. Among them are Boeing KC-135R/T Stratotanker refueling aircraft from the 6th Air Refueling Wing at MacDill Air Force Base in Florida, as well as a C-130 Hercules transport plane deployed from the NATO base in Ramstein. Observers have been tracking intensified movements of American aircraft through **Bulgaria** since mid-January.
Imagine the debt incurred by Indiana taxpayers if the Bears move to Indiana and they get to foot the bill for a stadium. Go ask Tennessee and KC residents if they realize his much they will be paying... Any moron with an IQ that can he counted on more then 1 hand can see its a leverage play 🙄 Anyway I'm shorting small people and going long on basketball centers or maybe some random money losing trade. Still undecided.
GE (alone) doesn't make a *single* currently in production engine for single aisle commercial aircraft. They have a partnership (I wanna say 50/50 but it might be slightly off) with SAFRAN in France for the production and sale of the (single most popular aircraft engine in history if I'm not mistaken) in the CFM56/CFM-LEAP engines. All GE branded commercial aviation turbofans currently in production go on *nothing* smaller than a twin aisle 767(which is currently only sold as a Freighter or Military derivative variant), and soon the smallest will be the 787. Rolls Royce on the other hand (aviation wise) basically exclusively commercially powers twin aisle Airbus planes. Their last single aisle partnership was the (admittedly still in production but in only one new built aircraft, the military KC-390 transporter) IAE V-2500. Both make and sell private and military powerplants as well. Either way, GE & RR are*THE* industry leaders. They have an effective duopoly on the large commercial aircraft & long-range private aircraft turbofan market, among other similar sectors.
Just wait and see what happens to IS bonds when the US and Israel attack Iran… The U.S. presence is currently in a state of "surge." While the baseline for the region is roughly 40,000 to 50,000 troops, recent deployments have likely pushed this number higher. Naval Assets (The "Armada") The U.S. is transitioning from one to two Carrier Strike Groups (CSGs) in the theater. USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72): Currently on station in the Arabian Sea. It carries Carrier Air Wing 9, which includes F-35C Lightning II stealth fighters and F/A-18E/F Super Hornets. USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78): The world’s largest aircraft carrier was ordered to the region on February 13, 2026. It is currently en route from the Caribbean and is expected to arrive within three weeks. Surface Combatants: Guided-Missile Destroyers: At least six are active, including the USS McFaul and USS Mitscher (Strait of Hormuz), and USS Delbert D. Black (Red Sea). Littoral Combat Ships (LCS): Three ships (USS Canberra, USS Tulsa, and USS Santa Barbara) are operating in the Persian Gulf. Airpower (Fighters & Bombers) The U.S. Air Force has significantly reinforced its "land-based" footprint at bases in Jordan, Qatar, and the UAE. Bombers: B-52 Stratofortresses are currently deployed to Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar as a strategic deterrent. Fighter Squadrons: F-15E Strike Eagles: Roughly 36 aircraft (three squadrons) are stationed in Jordan at Muwaffaq Salti Air Base. F-16 Fighting Falcons: One squadron is currently deployed. A-10 Thunderbolt II: One squadron provides close-air support in the Gulf. F-35A Lightning II: Additional stealth jets have been moved to bases in Europe (UK and Spain) to be "on call" for rapid deployment into the Middle East. Tankers & Logistics KC-135 Stratotankers: Dozens of aerial refueling tankers are operating out of Al Udeid (Qatar) to support 24/7 combat air patrols. Airlift: Over 120 C-17 and C-5 transport flights were recorded between January and February to move equipment for this buildup.
For now, maybe seek out a financial adviser from Fidelity or Vanguard: https://www.fidelity.com/go/join-fidelity-investments?imm_pid=93736510295&immid=100742_SEA&imm_eid=ep32516600&utm_source=MICROSOFT&utm_medium=paid_search&utm_account_id=7335757735&utm_campaign=BRD&utm_content=93736510295&utm_term=fidelity&utm_campaign_id=100742&utm_id=9224498353&gclsrc=ds&gad_source=7&gad_campaignid=9224498353 https://investor.vanguard.com/?cmpgn=BR:PS:XX:BR:20250128:BG:CROSS:LB~Brand_VN~BG_KC~BD_PR~EVGRN_UN~Keyword_MT~Exact_AT~None_EX~None:NONE:NONE:NONE:KW:NavAlone&gclsrc=ds&gad_source=7&gad_campaignid=20518003806
# Micron stock rises 5.5% after CFO clarifies HBM4 production status (https://www.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/micron-stock-rises-55-after-cfo-clarifies-hbm4-production-status-4500098) >[Investing.com](http://Investing.com) \-- [Micron Technology (NASDAQ:MU)](https://www.investing.com/equities/micron-tech) stock rose 5.5% Wednesday morning after the company’s CFO addressed concerns about its HBM4 (High Bandwidth Memory) product during a presentation at the Wolfe Research Auto, Auto Tech and Semiconductor Conference in New York. >The memory chipmaker’s shares gained ground **after executives clarified what they described as "inaccurate reporting"** regarding the company’s HBM4 technology. According to the CFO’s statements, **Micron is already in high volume production of HBM4 and has been shipping the product to customers.** >The company also revealed it is ramping up HBM4 shipments in the current quarter, **one quarter ahead of its previous expectations.** Executives emphasized that their **HBM4 product delivers performance exceeding 11 gigabits per second,** and expressed high confidence in the quality and reliability of the memory technology. >Lynx Equity Strategies analyst KC Rajkumar commented on the clarification, suggesting it should "put to rest the noise that had been running around" regarding Micron’s HBM4 capabilities. >The positive market reaction comes as high bandwidth memory has become increasingly important for AI applications, with demand for such advanced memory solutions growing among technology companies developing artificial intelligence hardware and infrastructure. Finally we broke 400 again. This is at today's Wolfe Research Auto, Auto Tech and Semiconductor Conference.
Yes. The only reason crypto in general had any value was bc of wild speculation about the future of finance. Every year that passes it seems more and more clear that crypto isn’t the future of anything. The percent of Americans who are using it for actual transactions is going down not up (according to the KC Fed). Add to this that the new target of speculation for the future is AI, and the general fear about speculation general. Crypto is a walking corpse, it’s already dead, the crypto bros just haven’t stopped twitching yet.
The KC seems to me to be the most mathematically sound method of position sizing. The main problem also seems to be that most people don't understand the math, then end up misapplying it and blaming it for not being right. Thanks for reading this!
I started my career in server engineering and have slept on datacenter floors, so I've "lived" this stuff a little. One of the backup sites we had was in the heart of downtown in a major city, on the upper floors of a shopping center that was also mixed office use. The answer is yes, but you need to gut the space mostly, install raised floors and a shitload of cooling and power upgrades. Depending on those buildings in KC you might get away with generators and massive AC units on the roof.
Honestly you are better off most likely, I grew up in KC and EVERYONE got a job offer from them right out of school for low-ball offers where they forced travel 5 days a week every week and overworked the shit out of people.
Had a friend move from California, get an apartment in KC, and then one week before he was set to start they rescinded his offer. Luckily he was able to find a new job shortly after because tech was hiring like crazy in 21/22
they did. i used to work at their data center in south KC. it's the only thing running. they de-armed all the security guards so the only thing stopping someone from going in and stealing stuff is the turnstile gates.
It’s a damn shame that both campuses in KC are just abandoned essentially. Especially since one is now smack dab next to the new Chiefs stadium site.
Oh shit Gavin was actually a Wallstreetbets member this whole time? [Holy fuk this is huge](https://youtube.com/shorts/RV-aw7SX0Mg?si=8oVj7_KC2WHYQwbM)
“The company has appointed KC McClure to its board, expanding it with a strong history in finance. McClure most recently served as a senior advisor to Accenture , after having served in various roles at the company over a 37-year period.”
Books have been written about Boeing’s management problems. One of the best is *Flying Blind* by Peter Robinson, an established business reporter. The 737 MAX, the 787, the KC-46A, now the 777X. One debacle after another. They have not had an on time/on budget/meets specs project since the original 777, which was over 30 years ago and predates the McDonell Douglas merger. And their problems boil down to what the OP is talking about.
Birdwachers reporting a heavy cadence of C-17 flights coming into Bahrain/Jordan. KC fuelers on Euro training missions all heading for Al Udeid/Al Dhafra. 101st Airborne Brigade was reported touching down in Northern Iraq on *Wednesday*, before these riots even started taking off. The gears of war are turning, friend.
KC-135 moving towards Iran. It’s not a plane they move for show or tests, it means shits about to go down and they’re preparing for aerial fighters.
The airborne operation to seize the tanker Marinera is being supported by a U.S. Air Force Boeing KC-135T Stratotanker refueling aircraft, a U.S. Air Force Boeing P-8A Poseidon patrol aircraft, and a British Boeing Poseidon MRA1. Operating nearby is an entire chain of U.S. special-mission aircraft, including the Pilatus U-28A Draco. https://x.com/DD_Geopolitics/status/2008888563711308091
KC fans are worse than bears. I made on comment on NFL page and they are pissed hahaha
73.33% in my Roth IRA - I opened 6 months ago :) started with my max 8k it's now 13.98k - mostly Day trading but at limited pace cause of settled funds. Highest place was I was up to 19k, but November got me good, but I learned a lot. Will also be able to put another 8k in and will do a more long holds with opportunities in swing trades on breakdowns, and will use the 6k I'm up from 25 for a bit more speculative trades RKLB -ASTS - GOOGLE - INTEL - CEG - QBTS - IONQ - KRMN sone of which I'm waiting for next leg up confirms- and all with stops at either thesis breakdown or tighter trail stops or below the KC on runners/ strategy is to also keep the 8k a year in strong compounders and trip profits to pool into my speculative bin. Which is nice without any tax events within my Roth IRA.
KC Chiefs moving across a state line to the other Kansas City for a $3B stadium with 10,000 less seats is dumb af
[I like the stock](https://i.postimg.cc/P5v0Q6KC/whats-going-on-in-here-v0-pizni8hdb87e1.jpg)
Yeah gas prices here in KC are about $2.60 down from about $2.90 a year ago. Imo it’s a big reason why inflation has been held in check. IRS wind though people still complain about gas prices here lol
I was in a whatsapp group that did this for “crypto futures”. I almost fell for it thinking what’s 500-1000$ to try it, but I didn’t. They had you download some obscure crypto trading app, put money in, watch it go up, pull some out and then get you to put in more, but then you can’t get it out. At least this is what I read about it. I never put money in it. The app was called TER and the group was called KC Dolan Investment Team. Got the link from Instagram. I think IG knows this stuff is fake and scams but they don’t care. They get paid. This is why people won’t trust Meta, I think. Betting on anything Meta does over like Apple or Google is a mistake. I have Meta stock but I trust Apple and Google much more and believe they will do much better, in the long run.
Bulls don't use all the info. The last time KC wasn't in the superbowl was 2022....a very bearish year
yeah well KC didn't win last night, so even then shit don't work like it's supposed to
I must have bc I certainly don't follow the KC chiefs bro
Okay Collinsworth, it’s time to stop pretending KC is still a good team
KC went downhill after Taylor Swift joined the roster...
KC players dropping like Donny’s cabinet in Trump 1.0
KC (I know nothing about football tho)
Calls on KC losing tonight :)
Lot of it is partisan perspective. I do think that there is some strain on the economy, and has been since covid. There are always have and have nots. It's really just where the general balance is. Here in KC things definitely seem slower when I go out. I think this area has been hit especially hard because it's such a federal, and agricultural based economy.
I went 0-2 today...both KC and Ravens lost
Someone went all in on KC winning the game and then blames his cousin for nailing the turkey
KC fucked up my 3leg fuk. Gotta full port 0DTE SPY calls tomorrow to make it back 😤
LETS GOOO KC GOT $2 on em!!
KC Fed reported a slowdown in manufacturing for november.
KC Fed releasing their data, that's what the market is reacting to.
These announcers dick ride the fuck out of KC.
I read in Barron’s or WSJ today that KC is paying $21 a share
Calls on kenvue? Because Kimberly Clark dropped from 120 to 102. And dropping since over an year already. Since this merger, I'm planning to add 5 to 10 stocks on KC.
Let me guess where political donations from KC go to.....
$500 made on the KC -20.5 spread at halftime. Just placed a $1.5k on TOR. These prediction markets are easy money if you know the slightest bit about sports
Highest conviction for me, BACQ Merlin Labs Merlin Labs is a technology company specializing in autonomous flight systems for fixed-wing aircraft. Here is a due diligence summary based on publicly available information: 1. Core Technology and Product Product: The company's main product is the Merlin Pilot, an integrated hardware and software solution that provides "takeoff-to-touchdown" autonomy for aircraft. Functionality: It's designed to manage all phases of flight, including aviate, navigate (following complex paths, obstacle/terrain avoidance), and communicate (with air traffic control using voice/natural language processing). Aircraft Agnostic: The system is designed to be installed on and retrofit both existing (legacy) and next-generation aircraft across different types and sizes, from small cargo planes to large military transport aircraft. Phased Approach: Merlin describes its philosophy as "Crawl, Walk, Fly," indicating a phased introduction of autonomy, initially assisting human pilots, then enabling reduced crews, and eventually leading to fully uncrewed operations. 2. Market Focus and Contracts Dual-Track Strategy (Civilian and Defense): Merlin is actively pursuing both civil and national security applications. Defense: They have significant awarded contracts (over $100 million total) with military customers, including a partnership with the U.S. Air Force to integrate the Merlin Pilot onto C-130J Super Hercules and KC-135 aircraft. They aim to be a leading defense contractor for AI in aviation. Civilian/Commercial: Early commercial partnerships have been with cargo airlines like Ameriflight and aviation companies like Dynamic Aviation Group (for their fleet of Beechcraft King Airs). The technology aims to help mitigate the global pilot shortage. Testing and Operations: Merlin has conducted hundreds of autonomous flights, with a new flight test hub at Hanscom Field and ongoing certification flight testing, particularly in New Zealand. 3. Financial and Corporate Status Funding: Merlin Labs has raised significant funding, including a $105 million Series B round (July 2022). Total funding is reported to be around $134 million. Key Investors: Notable institutional investors include Baillie Gifford, Snowpoint Ventures, and Google Ventures (GV). Going Public (Planned): The company has announced a plan to go public through a business combination with a Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC), Inflection Point-led SPAC. This transaction is reported to value Merlin at $800 million pre-money and is intended to accelerate capability delivery and strategic acquisitions. 4. Safety and Regulatory/Certification Certification Focus: Certification is arguably the most critical and challenging aspect of autonomous flight. Merlin is pursuing a dual-track civil certification program with the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand (CAA). Milestones: They achieved approval of their certification basis for the takeoff-to-touchdown autonomy system in collaboration with the FAA and CAA in 2021. They achieved an organizational Part 135 Air Operators Certificate in New Zealand (February 2024) to support operational freight routes, leveraging the country as a "sandbox" for their technology. They are in the process of certifying the Merlin Pilot on a Cessna Caravan (a Part 23 aircraft). Safety Integration: The technology is built around the principles of certified software and dual redundancy, aiming to meet high-level safety standards (e.g., those found in Part 25 air transport category aircraft).
Oil though rising again on the Russia news has been low gas prices he come down about $0.20 out here in KC. That alone should help keep inflation at least somewhat in check
The military use case for autonomous aircraft is unfathomable. They already have an agreement with the U.S. Air Force to integrate their autonomy system on some KC-135 tanker aircrafts.
Could we please send more Big Macs to the big guy? It'll def help him start to think clearly. I mean every Big Mac and Large fry we can get him in a KC-130. Don't forget the diet cokes. Make sure to refry in butter them so they're nice and hot for the CIC. I mean...as many as the chief can take down and then multiply that by pie.
From YahooFinance: It def could have potential for investors Merlin is a leader in developing aircraft-agnostic autonomy for national security applications, with a dual-track civil certification program that has the company on pace to be the first to certify an AI skill on an aircraft. In its march towards delivering assured, embodied AI, Merlin is working hand in hand with customers so that the Merlin Pilot is appropriately scoped in relation to contracts, certification packages, and customer rules. Implemented today on five dissimilar aircraft types, the company plans to continue to expand the Merlin Pilot’s use across large aircraft (like the current C-130J and KC-135 programs), down to small handheld drones leveraging one unified autonomy system. Merlin’s engineering resources will be bolstered through this transaction with deeper alignment towards near-term product roadmaps
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Lost KC vs JAX bet feels bad
KC is sooooo freaking over rated
Calls on KC losing to the jags hahahaha
No one talks about KC vs Jaguar when Taylor Swift is not going, put on 🏈
What’s best for the nation as a whole is for Kelce to break his leg and KC to lose to the jags tonight.
20 KC-125 mid-air refueling tankers going to help iSrAeL. we fukt it's all over
OSINTdefender: “Roughly a dozen U.S. Air Force KC-135R/T “Stratotanker” Aerial-Refueling Tankers are currently up from a number of airbases across the United States, heading northeast and preparing to cross the Atlantic towards Europe, with several appearing to be enroute to RAF Mildenhall in England.”
Nice DD. Just one giant thing was forgotten. The patent pending Merlin counter-UAS program with wide anti-drone cassette. Something that no one has. Cheap, lightweight and dual use. Aligned with DoD requirements and Task Force 401 initiative, the 1KC compact cassette integrates with handheld, UAS, and UGV systems to deliver wide area coverage, multi-drone intercepts, and rapid-deploy tether technology.
KC is playing like shit, Mahomes throwing garbage passes. One of the touchdowns was just a 50 yd interference penalty Giants gave for free on a nothing pass.
My lord, Collinsworth is giving BJ’s to the entire KC team. Like beating the lowly Giants means they are good again
Can't wait for that lovable Neanderthal Cam Skattebo to run through that KC defense and make Mahomes a 0-3 QB for a change.
KC -6.5 @ giants hella sus... calls on NY
ive been on KC riding the cloud boom, looking to get out soon
eagles just scored with the tush push on the KC taylor swifties
Chainsaw Vasectomy may remember him, hes about the only name i vaguely recognize. That was back in like 2012 maybe. This was before the site blew up and Jartek (Jamie) tried to steal the sub and all that drama. Another guy, GeeHeezy was/is a trading legend. He lived in Toronto and was a huge Leafs fan, nice guy but real wild in his trades. Anyhow, back then we did this team trade on Coffee Futures (KC), this was before I really understood how technical trading actually worked. Anyhow that was wild, it surged and it was a turning point for me. I got hooked on trading from then on and have been doing it ever since. I'm a cautious trader because I can't afford to start over, so I now just target 5% a month returns. I'm happy with that.
Tyreek Hill has domestic violence charges against him. Can't we see where this is headed...if found guilty or he settles...Miami will release him without having to pay him. We all know KC likes signing women beaters. Jets may need another WR but no thank you!
Tried to do this with the Raven and Bills, after KC lost vs the RAMs...... what a comeback, what a loss for my wallet.
What do bears and KC have in common……..
Tomorrow I hope SPY slaps them bears like the chargers slapped KC!!!!!!!
LoL. DuDu Shit-Schuster is the leading receiver? KC cooked.