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Specialist_Repair646

**KEY POINTS** \- Democratic gubernatorial wins could slow new data center development through tighter permitting and regulation, Japanese investment bank Nomura said. \- Existing capacity may become more valuable if new supply is constrained, while debt-funded neoclouds face much higher borrowing costs than hyperscalers, JPMorgan’s James Sullivan told CNBC. \- The bigger impact may hit from 2028, with much of the capacity due to be available from 2027 already under construction and later projects more exposed to delays, according to Nomura. **Bullish hyperscaler, bearish neoclouds.**

OpportunityPretty

All good young bro. I've done this with 100k+, not taking profits in time. Risk management is KEY to long term success. Try to learn from this.

Engineering_Simple

https://preview.redd.it/9989q3zhqhzh1.jpeg?width=5712&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ae575dcee3d24d628249b374e779739666d882f3 🚨 KEY RACE ALERT 🚨 too early to call 🤦‍♂️

Civil-Soup2863

Ok, OP. KEY advice for you alright? Take exactly the amount that you used for stock, and LOCK IT AWAAAAY. Lock it away far out of fucking reach so you do not touch it. Put it in a CD or something. Use the rest for the options gambling. You will be very very fuckin happy with yourself incase these options ever go south. Source: me. Lost it all and am 0dte’ing myself back up, 30% at a time. I was an all stock guy, then did options and made a fuck ton then lost a metric fuck ton more.

Full_Pear449

repeatability is KEY

apatheticbear420

KEY

apatheticbear420

KEY gonna rocket ;-) NFLX might as well

Locke_____Lamora

Nope not at all. If you wanna make a living on it yeah but its not really about the money in the beginning. You don't know shit so why would you expect to make money? Also every mistake you make will suck ASS cause youre using too much money and you'll become emotional. Get good at the process and discipline(position sizing, risk management are KEY) and the money will come I promise.

BrockDouken13

I read the largest Dutch defined pension plan by law doesn't have to buy German bonds and can dump them starting next January in a phased approach. Around 100 to 150 billion euro worth can hit the market.  It is globally happening  https://www.research.unicredit.eu/DocsKey/fxfistrategy_docs_2025_188096.ashx?EXT=pdf&KEY=KZGTuQCn4lsvclJnUgseVBsff64YAua7VUYSkMPWlJgXPOxgw9p0OQ==&T=1&hl=en-US#:~:text=The%20Dutch%20central%20bank%2C%20based%20on%20estimates,evaluate%20ex%2Dante%2C%20will%20be%20critical%20for%20markets.

FinePerformance1046

Patience is KEY!

SamLeCoyote_Fix_1

Can someone, an expert, can check this AI Slop about August 27 options? I know the work has to be done over several month! # PLTR, August 27–28, 2026 # August 27: major upside break # VERIFIED * PLTR opened at **$178.93**, reached a high of **$186.85**, touched a low of **$178.01**, and closed at **$185.93**. * Daily performance: **+4.75%**, or **+$8.43**. * Stock volume: **40.61 million shares**, versus **27.72 million** on August 26, an increase of approximately **46.6%**. * Total options volume: **706.9k contracts**, including **459.7k calls** and **247.2k puts**. * Put/call volume ratio: **0.54**; calls therefore represented approximately **65% of total options volume**. * August 27 options volume was approximately **twice** the August 26 level (**349.9k**). # KEY FACT August 27 simultaneously showed: **PLTR +4.75% → stock volume +46.6% → options volume ≈2× → 65% calls.** This concurrence is verified. However, it **does not establish the economic direction of the trades**: calls may have been bought, sold, opened, closed, rolled, or used as part of spreads. # August 28: underlying momentum slows while options activity remains elevated # VERIFIED PLTR opened around **$184.94**, reached **$188.37**, touched **$184.38**, and closed at **$186.29**. * Daily performance: **+0.19%**. * Stock volume: **24.96 million shares**, approximately **38.5% lower** than on August 27. * Options volume: **525.2k contracts**. * Calls: **309.3k**. * Puts: **215.9k**. * Put/call ratio: **0.70**. * Total open interest: approximately **3.7 million contracts**. * Call OI: approximately **1.8 million**. * Put OI: approximately **1.8 million**. * ATM implied volatility: approximately **44.5%**. The configuration therefore changed: **August 27: strong stock rally + options-volume explosion.** **August 28: near-flat stock performance + still very heavy options activity.** # Concentration of calls around $180–$200 # VERIFIED For the **September 4 expiration**, Cboe data from August 28 show the following: |Strike|Call Volume|OI|IV|Gamma| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| || |$180|1,538|8,316|\~45%|.0290| |$182.50|1,833|3,535|\~44%|.0328| |$185|4,316|3,113|\~44%|.0351| |**$187.50**|**9,824**|**5,262**|**\~43%**|**.0358**| |**$190**|**16,038**|**13,336**|**\~43%**|**.0346**| The **$190 call** is particularly notable: **16,038 contracts of volume** against **13,336 contracts of open interest**, with implied volatility near **43%**. **Important:** volume exceeding OI does not mean that 16,038 new calls were purchased. Volume counts transactions executed during the session; open interest measures the number of outstanding contracts after opening and closing activity has been accounted for. # Institutional activity inconsistent with an exclusively bullish scenario # VERIFIED An analysis published after the August 27 session reported: * a **roughly $3.12 million purchase of long-dated puts**; * a **roughly $332,300 net-credit calendar call spread**. At minimum, these transactions indicate that cautious or structured institutional strategies existed alongside the bullish price move. # What the data can — and cannot — establish # PROBABLE / REQUIRES INTERPRETATION August 27–28 represents an episode of **very heavy options activity**, particularly concentrated in calls, coinciding with a spectacular PLTR rally on August 27. The configuration is **consistent** with a mechanism in which options positioning and dealer hedging could amplify movements in the underlying stock. It is also consistent with numerous entirely legitimate explanations: speculation, market making, spreads, hedging, arbitrage, institutional repositioning, or simply increased demand for options following the stock's rise. # NOT VERIFIED The currently available data do not establish: * that calls were **bought rather than sold**; * that the positions were predominantly **new** rather than closed or rolled; * that market makers were **short gamma**; * that dealer hedging actually amplified the rally; * that any particular participant — **Susquehanna, Jane Street, Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, Arrowstreet, or another firm** — was responsible for the moves; * that there was **coordination among multiple participants**; * that **illegal manipulation** occurred. # Numerical summary # August 27 **PLTR +4.75%** → **40.61M shares** → **706.9k options** → **459.7k calls / 247.2k puts** → **≈65% calls** # August 28 **PLTR +0.19%** → **24.96M shares** → **525.2k options** → **309.3k calls / 215.9k puts** → **≈59% calls** → **OI ≈3.7M contracts** → **ATM IV ≈44.5%** # Conclusion # ESTABLISHED **August 27 is statistically notable** because of the combination of a **4.75% price increase**, a **46.6% increase in stock volume**, and an options-volume surge to **706.9k contracts**, with calls clearly dominating the flow. # INTERESTING BUT INSUFFICIENT The persistence of **525.2k options contracts traded on August 28**, while PLTR gained only **0.19%**, also warrants examination. # TO BE DEMONSTRATED The central question remains: **Did net purchases of convexity precede the PLTR price moves, and did subsequent dealer hedging contribute to their amplification?** Answering this requires moving beyond daily volume into **trade-by-trade data**, distinguishing trades initiated at the bid or ask, tracking open-interest changes by strike and expiration, analyzing implied volatility, and estimating aggregate gamma exposure.

imustbegthequestion

She is a TREAT TAR HEEL PRICELESS FIRM GEM. RESPECT HER RIFFS AND BLITHERIMGS. IR3N, I'M COMING FOR YOUR KEY. IT'S MUTING MINE BY RIGHT

FlatPlutoer

The account could (2 or 3 months down the line) be used to advertise a course his son “learned from”. Thousands of dollars a month requires a lot of potential margin, which requires a lot of equity, which the son would not have given the dad’s goofy ass post which glosses over this VERY KEY detail. This is almost certainly fake. The post should have at least said “hundreds” of dollars a month.

creemeeseason

MRX earnings: 🔹 Revenue: $695.8M (+39% YoY) 🔹 Adjusted Profit Before Tax: $165.9M (+56%) 🔹 Adjusted PBT Margin: 23.8% (+250 bps) 🔹 Profit After Tax: $155.3M (+102%) 🔹 Basic EPS: $2.09 (+103%) KEY METRICS (H1 2026) 🔹 Revenue: $1,388.1M (+43% YoY) 🔹 Adjusted PBT: $318.6M (+57%) 🔹 Basic EPS: $3.61 (+80%) 🔹 Adjusted ROE: 37.5% (vs 30.7%)

no-more-9to5

your first sentence is the reason you and many others will be working until you are 95 years old. If you do NOT diversify be at least 5/20% a position, then you could win 30 times in a row hugely, and one loss and you are back flipping burgers. Diversify your portfolio is KEY!

Utilize3372

CNN- "Trump says US is ‘low-keying’ negotiations with Iran, as oil price climbs" LOW KEY FR

G0D5M0N3Y

The people buying Trump accounts for their kids are "LOW KEY" getting Scammed. Why? First of all they came out with these accounts NOW at the top of a 20% 1 year run, why didnt they come out with them when the markets were down 15%?. S&P is into double top of 08s over extention. So if we go into recession, your kids accounts would be at break even or up a very small amount by the time they turn 18. These accounts were made of ill intent(not for your kids), to try to prop the markets up as the War is going on.

Vizionz4K

Cute that you assume you know where I get the information from. Never said the real estate aspect of McD's is the only reason why. I stated it as ONE of the KEY points of the whole buisness. You know, the key points you want to ignore but still want to know why.. The real estate model, franchise model, ect might be similar, but some key aspects of these models are widely different and operate at different scale, bigger markets/reach, ect. Trying to understand something successful worldwide across generations at the same time as arguing with peoples giving answers.. What answer are you looking for exactly? You are right, it doesn't make sense. /s

Longjumping-Cook-842

I ran it through my system for the same period and one oos just for quick test and this is what it returned. \# Reddit "ChatGPT 0DTE SPY+QQQ bot" — Independent Replication & Findings Layer tested: UNDERLYING-POINTS ORB only (their backtest was also underlying-points, not option premium). Honest causal fills. \## THE STRATEGY (as posted) \- SPY: 9:30–10:30 opening range (5m), trigger $1 beyond range, enter 0DTE call/put AFTER a 5m candle closes beyond trigger. Scale 25% @ +1.50/+2.25/+3.00, 25% runner to +5.50. Hard stop -3.00. Time-stop if +1.50 not hit in 60min & <+0.50. Force-close 15:30. \- QQQ: 9:30–10:00 range, trigger $0.75, ONLY trade if range width in \[4.28, 5.14\]. Scale 40%/40%/20%, runner +5.50, stop -5.00, runner->BE after TP2. Force-close 16:00. \- KEY: targets/stops measured in UNDERLYING points, NOT option premium. \- Their claim: SPY 38 trades 32-6 (84%) +57.37pts; QQQ 27 trades 25-2 (93%) +34.10pts; combined +91.47 over Jan 1–Jun 25 2026; every month positive. \## REPLICATION 1 — their window (Jan–Jun 2026) Their claim Mine (honest close-fill) SPY trades 38 85 SPY win rate 84% \~50% SPY pts/trade +1.51 +0.40 QQQ trades 27 30 QQQ win rate 93% 77% QQQ pts/trade +1.26 +0.81 Why it breaks: 1. SELECTION — a $1/60m-OR trigger fires \~73% of SPY days = 85 triggers, not 38. Their 38-of-120 implies an undisclosed filter or a hand-picked subset (the mechanism that manufactures an 84% win rate). My QQQ count (30) \~matched theirs (27), validating the OR math — so the SPY gap is real, not a bug. 2. LOOK-AHEAD FILL — their rules require a 5m candle to CLOSE beyond the trigger, but P&L is measured FROM the trigger (already in the past at close). Honest fill (close/next-open) halves SPY: +69.9pts (trigger) -> +33.7pts (close), -52%. 3. NO OUT-OF-SAMPLE — SPY +9.3%, QQQ +20.6% over the window, sharp drawdown then V-rally = wide opening ranges + trend-day follow-through, the friendliest possible tape for ORB. No downtrend, no chop, no OOS. 50W/8D over THAT is evidence of a trend, not an edge. 4. QQQ width band \[4.28, 5.14\] admits only \~26% of days = pre-selects clean mornings (tested separately below). \## REPLICATION 2 — out-of-sample regime test (2022 full year, down/chop, 251 days) Era-portable method: all dollar levels scaled to % of price; P&L in bps; width band defined causally on trailing 60-session \[p25,p75\] (no in-sample peeking). Does filtering for "clean" opening-range width add edge OOS? NO. No filter Mid-band width filter Delta QQQ (trigger-fill) +0.5 bps -1.8 bps -2.4 bps/trade WORSE SPY (close-fill) +0.9 bps -1.4 bps -2.3 bps/trade WORSE Their exact band (re-expressed %): \~0 bps QQQ, -3.5 bps SPY (worst SPY bucket). \- Whole strategy is flat-to-negative in 2022 regardless of filter (\~+1bps SPY, \~0 to -1bps QQQ, all within noise). Confirms the regime call: 2026 was the artifact. \- Win% stayed 64–70% while avg bps went negative — high win rate is NOT profitability. \- Honest caveat: magnitudes are single-digit bps/trade, within sampling noise. Precise statement: "no detectable positive transferable width-filter effect; point estimate negative on both symbols and both band definitions." \## THE OPTIONS LAYER (why points never mattered) "+X underlying points" is NOT a return. Their backtest priced zero options. Translating to actual 0DTE P&L only makes it worse, three ways: \- THETA: a 0DTE ATM option bleeds extrinsic continuously; a +1.50 underlying scale (\~+0.20% on $745 SPY) booked an hour in can be flat-to-negative after decay. \- SPREAD: 0DTE bid/ask is routinely 5–15% of premium round-trip — paid on every one of 85+ scale-out legs; the points model never pays it. \- STOP ASYMMETRY: risks -3.00 underlying (frequently a -60% to -100% premium loss on a 0DTE) to make +1.50 first (a small, theta-eroded gain). The option translation flips a marginally-positive points tape into large-loss-for-small-gain. \## BOTTOM LINE 1. Edge is REAL BUT \~HALF the claims (SPY \~+0.40/trade @ \~50%, QQQ \~+0.81 @ \~77%) — and only in-sample. 2. The 84% SPY win rate is NOT reproducible (their 38 trades vs my 85 = selection). 3. Entirely inside one trending half-year; flat-to-negative in a 2022 OOS test. 4. The "clean range" width filter does not transfer — flat-to-negative OOS. 5. None of it survives translation to actual 0DTE option P&L (theta + spread + stop). => No edge worth trading.

PatrickSebast

# ^GSPC — S&P 500 INDEX * **ASSET STATUS:** Baseline Anchor * **CARRY-FORWARD STATUS:** N/A * **GATE RESULTS:** N/A * **VERIFIED BASELINE PRICE:** 7,472.79 (recent) — confirmed via Yahoo Finance and WSJ * **MACRO REGIME APPLIED:** BINARY-MACRO → confidence cap 65% / range multiplier 1.5× * **DIRECTIONAL BIAS:** Cautiously Bullish * **CONFIDENCE SCORE:** 59% *(regime cap + contrarian modifier)* * **BASE TECHNICAL RANGE:** 7,350 – 7,550 * **EXPECTED PRICE RANGE (FINAL):** 7,280 – 7,680 * **KEY CATALYST:** Core PCE (Wed/Thu June 24-25, consensus \~0.3% MoM core) * **INTRADAY INVALIDATION POINT:** 7,220 * **YSC SCENARIO — HOT MACRO:** 7,200 – 7,550 * **YSC SCENARIO — COOL MACRO:** 7,350 – 7,850 * **CONTRARIAN PRESSURE TEST:** Hotter inflation derailing cut hopes. Score: 7/10. Midpoint shifted down 0.5%. * **ADJUSTMENT BIAS APPLIED:** BSR-004 (Binary-Macro + dual scenarios) + BSR-007 (YSC) + contrarian modifier from calibration. * **CORE THESIS:** Index consolidating above key supports with flows defending tech amid VIX elevation. PCE print drives volatility; cool reading supports retest highs while hot triggers yield spike pressure. Primary risk is persistent inflation narrative. Confirmation: Post-PCE close above 7,550

EmotionalMastodon410

DEEP ASSET RESEARCH — KURA SUSHI USA, INC. (KRUS) Document: 10-K | Sector: Retail-Eating Places | Filed: 2025-11-06 SUMMARY KRUS: Growth-stage sushi chain with expanding asset base but still loss-making; liquidity modest vs. liabilities. KEY METRICS Revenue: $153.5M Net Income: -$4.8M Assets: $461.0M Cash: $26.6M RETAIL – EATING PLACES: UNIT-GROWTH VS. MARGIN PRESSURE → Category is highly sensitive to labor, food inflation, and occupancy costs; small margin swings can flip profitability. → Growth concepts can scale quickly, but new-unit ramp and pre-opening costs often depress near-term earnings. → Balance-sheet intensity is higher than asset-light models due to leasehold improvements and equipment needs. → Consumer demand can be resilient, but traffic is cyclical and promotions/discounting can erode unit economics. BUSINESS MODEL Company-operated restaurant model generating revenue primarily from in-restaurant dining; capital deployed into new locations and related build-outs/equipment, with profitability dependent on unit volumes, food/labor costs, and store-level leverage. MANAGEMENT SIGNALS Filing context indicates continued investment and scaling (large asset base relative to revenue) while operating results remain negative; suggests management prioritizes expansion and brand build over near-term profitability, increasing execution and funding discipline importance. BULL CASE Revenue base of \~$153.5M indicates meaningful scale; if same-store sales and new-unit productivity hold, operating leverage could improve materially.,Assets of \~$461.0M imply substantial invested capacity; if utilization and store-level margins rise, returns on invested capital can inflect.,If cost pressures normalize (labor/food) and pricing power holds, losses could narrow quickly given restaurant fixed-cost leverage. BEAR CASE Net loss (\~-$4.8M) suggests the model is not yet consistently profitable; margin compression or weak traffic could extend losses.,Liabilities (\~$232.2M) vs. cash (\~$26.6M) implies limited liquidity buffer if cash burn accelerates or capex remains high.,High asset intensity raises risk of underperforming units and impairment/closure costs if site selection or demand assumptions miss. WHAT THE MARKET MAY BE MISSING Lease obligations and future minimum lease payments (not provided here) can be a major off-balance-sheet-like claim and constrain flexibility.,Unit economics (AUV, store-level margin) and new-store payback periods are critical but not included in the provided metrics.,Working-capital dynamics and capex cadence can drive cash burn even when accounting losses appear modest. KEY KPI TO MONITOR Net margin (Net Income / Revenue): approximately -3.1% based on provided figures (-$4.8M / $153.5M). RESEARCH FLAGS Loss-making: Net income approximately -$4.8M on \~$153.5M revenue (negative net margin). Liquidity modest: cash \~$26.6M vs. liabilities \~$232.2M; funding/cash burn discipline matters. Scale present: revenue >$150M suggests concept has achieved meaningful footprint and brand traction. Capital intensity: assets \~$461.0M relative to revenue implies heavy investment; returns depend on unit productivity. VERDICT Neutral-to-cautious: KRUS shows credible scale and potential operating leverage, but current losses and a modest cash cushion relative to liabilities make execution on unit economics and cost control the key swing factors. \--- Generated by [https://deep-asset-research.netlify.app](https://deep-asset-research.netlify.app) . Not investment advice.

Mother-Ad-8628

Bro u are probably toast, no lie but I pray that our LORD & SAVIOR JESUS CHRIST does something that you will know that this can only be JESUS CHRIST & ull come back with screenshot 🔊JESUS CHRIST did it!!!...Deal 🫱🏿‍🫲🏽? & ull accept him truly as ur Personal LORD & SAVIOR if u haven't But truly hope ull comeback with Knicks over the Spurs comeback, no lies & yes JESUS CHRIST did it. Cheersmat8s, goodnight P.S no matter what JESUS CHRIST is the only KEY

Peresviet

For sure, the double triple shoulders with the fibibacci under 14 is definitely a sign. Watching the fibibacci is KEY here. If it reverse doubles, then we all know what's gonna happen.

Special_Elk_1289

Broadcom Inc. (AVGO) | Outperform June 3, 2026 | After-Hours Flash Note Price Target: $560 ✦ (raised from $510) Current Price: ~$447 (AH) | Market Cap: ~$2.05T BOTTOM LINE UP FRONT Another beat-and-raise, but the market is punishing it. We view the after-hours selloff — driven primarily by the $100B FY27 AI guide not being raised and a thin headline revenue miss vs. whisper — as a buying opportunity. The underlying print is exceptional: AI semis at $10.8B (+143% YoY), Q3 guided to $29.4B (+84% YoY), and Q3 AI semis guided to $16.0B (+200%+ YoY). Those numbers don’t belong to a company with a valuation problem — they belong to one the market hasn’t fully repriced yet. We are raising our PT to $560 and reiterating Outperform. Q2 FY26 RESULTS vs. ESTIMATES |Metric |Actual |Consensus Est.|Beat/Miss | |---------------|--------------------|--------------|-------------------| |Revenue |$22.19B |$22.27B |Miss (~$80M, <0.4%)| |Non-GAAP EPS |$2.44 |$2.40 |+$0.04 beat | |Adj. EBITDA |$15.24B (69% margin)|~$15.1B (68%) |Beat | |AI Semi Revenue|$10.8B |~$10.7B |Beat | |FCF |$10.26B (46% of rev)|— |Record | Total revenue came in at $22.187B, up 48% YoY. GAAP net income was $9.31B (+88% YoY). Non-GAAP net income was $12.07B. Adjusted EBITDA hit a record $15.24B, representing 69% of revenue — 100bps above guidance.  The top-line “miss” is noise — the $80M gap to consensus is rounding. What matters is the EBITDA margin expansion to 69% against guidance of 68%, and FCF of $10.26B (46% of revenue). Cash from operations was $10.49B with capex of only $231M, generating $10.26B in free cash flow.  The FCF yield here is elite-tier. THE KEY NUMBER: AI SEMICONDUCTORS Q2 AI semiconductor revenue of $10.8B grew 143% year-over-year, above Broadcom’s own $10.7B forecast, driven by increasing demand for custom AI accelerators and AI networking.  For Q3, Broadcom expects AI semiconductor revenue to grow over 200% year-over-year to $16.0 billion.  That is the single most important number in this report. The street was modeling $12B for Q3 AI semis. Broadcom guided $16B. That’s a $4B upside surprise to forward AI revenue — roughly 33% above buy-side expectations — and directly extends the path toward management’s $100B FY27 AI chip target. SEGMENT BREAKDOWN Semiconductor Solutions: $15.01B, up 79% YoY (68% of total revenue, up from 56% a year ago). Infrastructure Software (VMware): $7.18B, up 9% YoY.  Two observations here: Semis accelerating, software decelerating — and that’s fine. The mix shift toward semis is expected and actually argues for margin expansion over time as AI XPU volumes scale. Software at 9% growth is softer than we’d like, but VMware’s subscription transition completing in late CY26 should re-accelerate that line. VMware is approaching $30B in annual revenue at margins above 78%, and as the transition from perpetual licenses to subscriptions completes in late 2026, analysts expect a meaningful jump in software operating income.  The market is still not pricing this correctly — VMware is being treated as a sideshow when it’s a $30B ARR business at 78%+ margins. AI networking is underappreciated. Custom XPUs get the headlines, but roughly 40% of AI semiconductor revenue is networking — Ethernet switches, scale-up/scale-out fabric — where Broadcom has a structural moat Nvidia cannot easily replicate. Q3 FY26 GUIDANCE |Metric |Guidance |Street Prior Est.|Delta | |-------------------|--------------------|-----------------|-----------------| |Total Revenue |~$29.4B (+84% YoY) |~$23B+ |**+$6.4B upside**| |AI Semi Revenue |~$16.0B (+200%+ YoY)|~$12B |**+$4B upside** | |Non-GAAP Op. Margin|~67% |68% |-1pt (immaterial)| |Adj. EBITDA Margin |~68% |68% |In-line | The Q3 revenue guide of $29.4B is extraordinary — the largest single-quarter revenue step-up in the company’s history. The implied non-AI semiconductor + software revenue for Q3 would be approximately $13.4B, meaning even stripping out AI entirely, the base business is robust. The 67% non-GAAP operating margin guide (vs. 68% EBITDA) reflects a 100bps step-down from Q2 — this is the one item bears will focus on. Our read: this is AI rack mix (lower gross margin hardware) diluting the blended rate temporarily. As XPU silicon becomes a larger proportion of AI revenue vs. racks, margins recover. Not a structural concern. HYPERSCALER CUSTOMER UPDATE Per the earnings call, Broadcom now has six confirmed XPU customers: Google, Anthropic, Meta, OpenAI, and two others. For Anthropic, Broadcom entered a new agreement in April to enable access to another 5GW of next-gen TPU-based compute beginning in 2027. For OpenAI, silicon has been delivered and production is on track for late 2026, with a contractual commitment for 1.3GW in 2027 as part of a larger 10GW agreement through 2029. For Meta, a new partnership for multiple generations of MTIA XPUs was announced in April, with 3GW to be deployed through end of 2028 and an initial 1GW order including XPUs and networking received. For the other two customers, shipments are expected to begin late 2026 and accelerate into 2027. Purchase orders received to date total $6 billion.  The $6B in committed POs is a floor, not a ceiling. The backlog across these six relationships — at $20B per GW (BofA estimate) and 9-10GW committed for 2027 — implies $180-200B of implied 2027 AI chip revenue against management’s $100B target. Hock Tan guides conservatively. He always has. WHY THE STOCK IS DOWN — AND WHY WE DISAGREE CEO Hock Tan did not raise the company’s full-year $100B AI chip revenue target, and the stock slid in extended trading.  This is the core bear case tonight: if Q3 AI semis alone are $16B, annualizing that is $64B — and with Q4 expected to step further, how does $100B become the ceiling? Tan’s silence on raising the number is being read as a sandbag. We think he’s simply being disciplined — he has never raised that target prematurely, and given the OpenAI Project Nexus financing complexity, he may be waiting for resolution before putting a new number out there. The other bear argument: a <0.4% revenue miss vs. consensus on a stock that ran 15% in five days into print. Classic positioning unwind. We’d be buying this dip. MODEL REVISIONS & PRICE TARGET We are raising our FY26E non-GAAP EPS to $9.85 (from $9.10) and FY27E to $16.20 (from $13.50) reflecting the Q3 guide step-up and implied acceleration of the AI XPU ramp into next year. At our revised FY27E EPS, the stock at $447 trades at roughly 27.6x forward earnings — cheap for a company guiding 84% revenue growth with 68%+ EBITDA margins and a $100B+ AI chip trajectory. We apply a 34.5x multiple to our FY27 estimate to arrive at our $560 PT. Risks to the downside: OpenAI financing resolution fails to materialize, Google TPU supply diversification accelerates beyond current assumptions, margin compression from AI rack mix persists into FY27. Rating: Outperform | PT: $560 | AVGO This note is for informational purposes only and reflects simulated analyst framing based on public earnings data.

FalconGhost

TESLA LOSING KEY LEVEL. If it doesn’t bounce back EOD it is toast 

Herbrax212

Salesforce : $CRM (Salesforce) Q1 FY2027 Earnings Record quarter… Agentforce & AI momentum accelerating while delivering massive capital return 👀 📊 KEY METRICS (Q1 FY2027) 🔹 Total Revenue: $11.13B +13% YoY (+12% CC) 🟢 🔹 Subscription & Support Revenue: $10.59B +14% YoY (+12% CC) 🟢 🔹 GAAP EPS: $2.42 +52% YoY 🟢 🔹 NonGAAP EPS: $3.88 +50% YoY 🟢 🔹 NonGAAP Operating Margin: 34.8% (+250 bps YoY) 🟢 🔹 Operating Cash Flow: $6.7B (+3% YoY) 🔹 Free Cash Flow: $6.6B (+4% YoY) 🟢 🔹 Current RPO: $33.6B +14% YoY 👉 Core takeaway: Outstanding execution with record revenue, explosive AI growth (Agentforce ARR +205% to $1.2B), and exceptional shareholder returns via a massive $25B accelerated share repurchase. 📈 GROWTH ENGINE (CORE STORY) 🟢 Agentforce & Agentic AI — $1.2B ARR (+205% YoY), 3.8B Agentic Work Units delivered 🟢 Data 360 — Strong ingestion and Zero Copy growth 🟢 Core CRM — Sales, Service, Slack, and Public Sector all contributing 🟢 Informatica — Accretive contribution in first full quarter

Misrabligen

US position on Iran's enriched uranium stockpile 'SOFTENING' — Axios Says Trump moving closer toward Tehran's stance on KEY NUCLEAR ISSUE

SeveralMany7348

Yes invest, Yes be patient, Yes be consistent, Yes it’s terrifying….. but GEOGRAPHY is so damn important! Being flexible with locations is KEY. I would argue the income side will run its course based on your profession, work performance etc… you max at X and then that’s your average revenue. The cost side is the master KEY.

coffeetrdr

Makes a new high... settles lower on the day, what's that called? come on say it with me . KEY REVERSAL.

thenorthernwhiteboy

If you think space exploration will continue to grow… which is projected to triple by 2050… we’ll get there sooner though. Here’s one you can do some DD on… MDA is a tremendous company. They are going on a similar path to RKLB (very different business, just in terms of completing the chain). They have secured domestic launches in Canada and I’d argue they have chip to constellation now after acquiring SatixFys payload division. Geo intelligence side is going to be drastically re rated by the Canadian government sooner than later imo. Also the market hasn’t seemed to realize they make autonomous robotics and vision sensors, this is going to be and already is a KEY area in the development of robotics self driving vehicles, delivery bots, restaurant service etc etc anything that needs depth perception. It’s very hard, but if you can stomach the drawdowns you will double your money in 2-3yrs. CGNX who I started a position last week in just got re rated 20% on earnings, they are the global leader in vision sensors and demand is just starting.

Financebro30150

yeah google earnings definitely moved the needle on this debate. cloud growth came in strong which kind of supports the "capex is justified" camp at least for now. the KEY question going forward is whether that revenue growth sustains or if we're just seeing pull-forward demand from enterprise AI pilots that don't have sticky unit economics yet.

tachyonvelocity

Well of course, [on Jan 06](https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/1q5f2as/comment/ny14m26/): to be fair, I was gloating because reddit dumbs were shitting on regional banks while I was buying them hand over fist, the only outperformer to my holdings were select semis since 2023. "New buys today after **trimming 120% gains on KEY and PNC**: **INBK**, trading at 5x NTM earnings, 0.5x book, 0.19 PEG. ZERO office loan exposure. Insider buys in $18-19, now $20. The last time there were insider buys for INBK was at $10 during SVB crisis, it eventually went up to $40. I bought at $10, sold at $40, now rebuy at $20. Price target to 1x TBV of $39. 50k position." Took profits, KEY/PNC only +3%, INBK +12%

Aim-for-greatn3ss

Thats the KEY!!!! I AM happy with my Wendy's job.. Have you heard of Wallstreet bets??🤣🤣🤣 I AM happy with my Walmart clothes... In fact the reason I personally day trade is because the additional income allows me to keep my girlfriend retired, im not spending money on bullshit that doesn't matter. As for today I didn't do anything because I was actually expecting the market to blast off, thus my play was pre market and since the move I was looking for happened pre-market I didn't do shit. Tomorrow's another day to trade. I hope ypu made a KILLING shorting if you have the BALLS to do so!!

Life_is_too_short_

I wouldn't do this if I were you. The reason: "The market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent " Almost for sure you're going to lose money in my opinion. I think the market is WAY OVERVALUED also BUT TIMING IS KEY and that's the really hard part.

PrimeTimeRK

Your MSFT investment will be just fine and you will be thanking yourself 3-5 years down the road, heck, you may not need to wait that long. Take the bearish comments with a grain of salt, I’ve seen tons of it, I respect peoples opinions but some of these are way off. The “people don’t like Word” or “companies will switch” arguments are missing the point entirely. Enterprise software doesn’t work that way, and the switching costs alone make mass migration a fantasy, or at least a very long term solution. And yes, the recent pressure came from the OpenAI noise, and yes it is a risk to consider but Microsoft is doing everything to be independent from OpenAI for good reason. Microsoft isn’t betting on a single model, they’re building a multi-model offering, which actually makes them more resilient, not less. On vibe coding a whole office suite, that’s a consumer-level conversation. You don’t vibe code your way into an enterprise contract. Microsoft is a leader in that space and will continue to be for the foreseeable future. Microsoft is A KEY player in Cloud and AI infrastructure. This infrastructure isn’t a trend, it’s the foundation everything else is being built on. Cloud and AI aren’t slowing down, and neither is the infrastructure required to run it all.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

conoremc

The "statement" that has legs lmao: IRAN DECLARES VICTORY — Supreme National Security Council US ‘FORCED’ to accept TEHRAN’S 10-POINT PLAN KEY POINTS: — US agrees to IRANIAN CONTROL IN HORMUZ — accepts ENRICHMENT — lifts SANCTIONS — Pays COMPENSATION — US forces WITHDRAW

conoremc

RT: "IRAN DECLARES VICTORY — Supreme National Security Council US ‘FORCED’ to accept TEHRAN’S 10-POINT PLAN KEY POINTS: — US agrees to IRANIAN CONTROL IN HORMUZ — accepts ENRICHMENT — lifts SANCTIONS — Pays COMPENSATION — US forces WITHDRAW" My brain don't like it but my credit spreads love it

Possible_Beautiful63

Release ALL the Epstein files. That’s the KEY of ALL this mess.

ChessPlayer1963

You were risking 4.8M to make 24k. I wouldn't. I made 1M+ in 0DTE last year (risking 200-500k daily) and gave it back in 4 days of bad trading, I would make 20k/30k many days till the 1000+ point NDX drop hit me hard. You have wider bands but you can't survive a 2000 point drop. I am now trading "smarter" -- taking fewer risks, capping risk. And making good returns selling fewer 0.05-0.1 spreads vs more number of 0.03-0.05 spreads. I now have tools to monitor how the spreads are trading every minute so I can make adjustments in a calmer market environment (and calmer trader environment :)). (eg) Delta moving above .25 will make me monitor closely. I moved fto risking 80-100k daily -- usually stays below 60-70k. Aiming for smaller gains -- 2-4k a day. I use .1 to .05 delta for my short spreads. SPX and RUT always 5 pt wide, NDX 10 always points wide. A spread far OTM will count as lower risk vs a closer spread and this is reflected as blended risk. The blended risk will have a floor to reflect black swam events. I use 4 metrics -- peak risk, avg risk, peak blended risk, avg blended risk. I used LLMs to come up with a more detailed formula for calculating blended risk. This is tracked every minute during trading day -- via Schwab API to get real time data -- positions, orders, quotes, greeks,.. Apr 2, blended risk moved very close to max risk and I decided to take a loss -- your spreads were further OTM and were fully safe. My blended risk formula would have rated your positions at \~.2 of max risk -- about 500k-1M in risk. I can't stomach that type of risk any more. If something unthinkable happens in the war during trading hours -- Qatar's LNG plants fully destroyed, major Saudi fields hit, desal plants hit, sinking of a few LNG tankers,.. -- NDX will drop 5-10% instantly. You have to be prepared for it (or not based on your risk tolerance). here is my return for today for one of my accounts -- 25k max risk, avg risk of \~21k, avg blended risk of 15k and made 2.5k (5k is in SPX 1DTE IC). One tenth of your Apr 2 return at vastly lower risk. And I was in the market for 2-3 hours (SPX lasted longer as I did not close some very far OTM spreads and let them expire). INDEX\_RISK\_SUMMARY underlying,avg\_risk,avg\_blended\_risk,peak\_risk,peak\_blended\_risk,minutes\_open NDX,10000.00,6233.96,10000.00,8939.57,128 SPX,5847.27,5157.59,10000.00,9307.63,275 RUT,5000.00,3480.44,5000.00,4624.78,177 DAILY NET PROFIT (CASH FLOW): \- SPXW: $1,659.16 \- RUTW: $529.04 \- NDXP: $341.04 TOTAL NET PROFIT: $2,529.24 DATA FILE 1: TRANSACTION LOG ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ Columns: Time, Symbol, Type, Short Strike, Long Strike, Qty, Effect, Net Premium KEY: OPENING positive = credit received CLOSING negative = debit paid Time,Symbol,Type,Short,Long,Qty,Effect,Net 06:33:34,SPXW,P,6505.0,6500.0,10.0,OPENING,296.56 06:33:34,SPXW,C,6665.0,6670.0,10.0,OPENING,326.56 06:33:44,SPXW,P,6505.0,6500.0,10.0,OPENING,296.56 06:33:44,SPXW,C,6665.0,6670.0,10.0,OPENING,376.56 06:36:48,RUTW,C,2575.0,2580.0,10.0,OPENING,264.76 06:36:48,RUTW,P,2490.0,2485.0,10.0,OPENING,424.76 07:03:51,NDXP,C,24500.0,24510.0,10.0,OPENING,297.76 07:03:51,NDXP,P,23700.0,23690.0,10.0,OPENING,197.76 08:19:22,SPXW,C,6665.0,6670.0,10.0,CLOSING,-111.64 08:19:22,SPXW,P,6505.0,6500.0,10.0,CLOSING,-111.64 08:32:20,SPXW,C,6665.0,6670.0,10.0,CLOSING,-61.64 08:32:20,SPXW,P,6505.0,6500.0,10.0,CLOSING,-111.64 09:11:32,NDXP,C,24500.0,24510.0,10.0,CLOSING,-62.24 09:11:32,NDXP,P,23700.0,23690.0,10.0,CLOSING,-92.24 09:33:58,RUTW,C,2575.0,2580.0,10.0,CLOSING,-85.24 09:33:58,RUTW,P,2490.0,2485.0,10.0,CLOSING,-75.24 10:24:52,SPXW,C,6630.0,6635.0,10.0,OPENING,297.46 10:24:52,SPXW,P,6525.0,6520.0,10.0,OPENING,78.36 10:41:11,SPXW,C,6630.0,6635.0,10.0,CLOSING,-159.64 10:44:59,SPXW,P,6525.0,6520.0,1.0,CLOSING,-5.96 11:03:56,SPXW,P,6525.0,6520.0,4.0,CLOSING,-23.86 12:59:07,SPXW,P,6480.0,6475.0,10.0,OPENING,206.56 12:59:07,SPXW,C,6695.0,6700.0,10.0,OPENING,366.56

FistEnergy

Bloomberg: "IRAN REJECTS DIRECT US TALKS AMID ESCALATION AS ISRAEL ATTACKS KEY PETROCHEMICAL PLANT AT SOUTH PARS GAS FIELD" this might be the shortest premarket pump yet. The "deal" is garbage that Iran would obviously never agree to, and Israel just attacked Iran's redline oil facility. Next up, Iran will target power and water infrastructure in Israel and the GCC. Things are still escalating.

CallsOrPutsYES

KEY TO GENERATIONAL WEALTH 1) Invest some of every paycheck into SPY/QQQ 2) Use bonuses/inheritance to buy more SPY/QQQ 3) Sell covered calls 4) Pass it onto next generation to cost basis up 5) Screw that 0DTEs it is

BrokeDickRizz

KEY-Tucky!

HealthyMembership946

To dig gold you need machines which need fuel. OIL IS THE KEY👹

CallsOrPutsYES

#Some KEY defense stocks (LMT, RTX, GD, BA, AXON, AVAV, ONDS, AIRO, KTOS)

TimujinTheTrader

I would not call OpenAI the KEY innovation company in the US

PatientHelicopter123

DONALD TRUMP BUSINESS FAILURES AND BANKRUPTCIES (PRE-PRESIDENCY) CHAPTER 11 BANKRUPTCIES (6 TOTAL) Trump Taj Mahal (1991) — His largest Atlantic City casino opened in 1990 with $675 million in junk bond debt at 14% interest. Failed to generate enough revenue to cover debt payments and defaulted on a $47.3 million bond payment. Trump Castle/Trump Marina (1992) — Filed for Chapter 11, requiring Trump to give up around 50% of the casino’s equity to bondholders in exchange for lower interest rates. Trump Plaza Hotel, New York (1992) — Acquired for $390 million in 1988, the hotel had accumulated $550 million in debt by 1992. Trump relinquished a 49% stake and gave up day-to-day duties. Trump Hotels & Casino Resorts (2004) — Owed more than $1.8 billion, Trump’s biggest bankruptcy. His stake dropped from 56% to roughly 25-27%. Trump Entertainment Resorts (2009) — Hit hard by the 2008 recession, the company missed a $53.1 million bond interest payment. Trump resigned as chairman and his stake was reduced to 10%. Trump Taj Mahal/Trump Entertainment Resorts (2014) — Filed for bankruptcy again with liabilities between $100 million and $500 million, with assets of no more than $50,000. FAILED BUSINESS VENTURES Airlines and Travel Trump Shuttle (1989-1992) — Purchased Eastern Air Shuttle for $365 million, added luxury amenities like maple veneer and gold fixtures, but defaulted on loans and gave up the company in a merger with USAir. GoTrump - (2006-2007) — Online travel search engine for luxury deals that folded after about a year. Food and Beverage Trump Steaks (2007-2009) — After two months of being primarily available at Sharper Image, the head of Sharper Image said barely any of the steaks sold. Trump Vodka (2006-2011) — Marketed as “Success Distilled” in a skyscraper-shaped bottle; discontinued due to poor sales. Trump Ice — Bottled water brand that no longer exists independently. Real Estate and Finance Trump Mortgage (2006-2007) — Launched in April 2006, closed within a year and a half as the housing market collapsed. The executive Trump hired to run it had significantly inflated his resume. Education Trump University (2005-2010) — In 2013 New York filed a $40 million civil suit claiming Trump University made false claims and defrauded consumers. All three cases were settled in November 2016 for a total of $25 million. Entertainment and Other Trump: The Game (1989, relaunched 2004) — Board game that failed to sell well in either version. Trump Magazine (2007-2009) — The glossy pages featured yacht reviews and stories about private jet makeovers but ceased publication during the recession. New Jersey Generals (USFL) — Trump’s ownership and push to compete with the NFL has been blamed for contributing to the USFL’s collapse. KEY CONTEXT Although Trump has never filed for personal bankruptcy, he reportedly filed for business bankruptcy at least four to six times (the discrepancy depends on how you count related filings). His business entities filed for Chapter 11, not Trump personally. Corporate structure protected his personal assets. Most casino ventures were financed with large amounts of high-interest debt, often through junk bonds, making them vulnerable to revenue declines.

PatientHelicopter123

DONALD TRUMP BUSINESS FAILURES AND BANKRUPTCIES (PRE-PRESIDENCY) CHAPTER 11 BANKRUPTCIES (6 TOTAL) Trump Taj Mahal (1991) — His largest Atlantic City casino opened in 1990 with $675 million in junk bond debt at 14% interest. Failed to generate enough revenue to cover debt payments and defaulted on a $47.3 million bond payment. Trump Castle/Trump Marina (1992) — Filed for Chapter 11, requiring Trump to give up around 50% of the casino’s equity to bondholders in exchange for lower interest rates. Trump Plaza Hotel, New York (1992) — Acquired for $390 million in 1988, the hotel had accumulated $550 million in debt by 1992. Trump relinquished a 49% stake and gave up day-to-day duties. Trump Hotels & Casino Resorts (2004) — Owed more than $1.8 billion, Trump’s biggest bankruptcy. His stake dropped from 56% to roughly 25-27%. Trump Entertainment Resorts (2009) — Hit hard by the 2008 recession, the company missed a $53.1 million bond interest payment. Trump resigned as chairman and his stake was reduced to 10%. Trump Taj Mahal/Trump Entertainment Resorts (2014) — Filed for bankruptcy again with liabilities between $100 million and $500 million, with assets of no more than $50,000. FAILED BUSINESS VENTURES Airlines and Travel Trump Shuttle (1989-1992) — Purchased Eastern Air Shuttle for $365 million, added luxury amenities like maple veneer and gold fixtures, but defaulted on loans and gave up the company in a merger with USAir. GoTrump - (2006-2007) — Online travel search engine for luxury deals that folded after about a year. Food and Beverage Trump Steaks (2007-2009) — After two months of being primarily available at Sharper Image, the head of Sharper Image said barely any of the steaks sold. Trump Vodka (2006-2011) — Marketed as “Success Distilled” in a skyscraper-shaped bottle; discontinued due to poor sales. Trump Ice — Bottled water brand that no longer exists independently. Real Estate and Finance Trump Mortgage (2006-2007) — Launched in April 2006, closed within a year and a half as the housing market collapsed. The executive Trump hired to run it had significantly inflated his resume. Education Trump University (2005-2010) — In 2013 New York filed a $40 million civil suit claiming Trump University made false claims and defrauded consumers. All three cases were settled in November 2016 for a total of $25 million. Entertainment and Other Trump: The Game (1989, relaunched 2004) — Board game that failed to sell well in either version. Trump Magazine (2007-2009) — The glossy pages featured yacht reviews and stories about private jet makeovers but ceased publication during the recession. New Jersey Generals (USFL) — Trump’s ownership and push to compete with the NFL has been blamed for contributing to the USFL’s collapse. KEY CONTEXT Although Trump has never filed for personal bankruptcy, he reportedly filed for business bankruptcy at least four to six times (the discrepancy depends on how you count related filings). His business entities filed for Chapter 11, not Trump personally. Corporate structure protected his personal assets. Most casino ventures were financed with large amounts of high-interest debt, often through junk bonds, making them vulnerable to revenue declines.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Ok_Environment_3618

FRANCE'S MACRON: WE NEED MORE CHINESE INVESTMENTS INTO EUROPE IN KEY SECTORS 🌮 making china great again

PatientHelicopter123

Impeach, Depose, Charge, Convict and Imprison the PEDO. DONALD TRUMP BUSINESS FAILURES AND BANKRUPTCIES (PRE-PRESIDENCY) CHAPTER 11 BANKRUPTCIES (6 TOTAL) Trump Taj Mahal (1991) — His largest Atlantic City casino opened in 1990 with $675 million in junk bond debt at 14% interest. Failed to generate enough revenue to cover debt payments and defaulted on a $47.3 million bond payment. Trump Castle/Trump Marina (1992) — Filed for Chapter 11, requiring Trump to give up around 50% of the casino’s equity to bondholders in exchange for lower interest rates. Trump Plaza Hotel, New York (1992) — Acquired for $390 million in 1988, the hotel had accumulated $550 million in debt by 1992. Trump relinquished a 49% stake and gave up day-to-day duties. Trump Hotels & Casino Resorts (2004) — Owed more than $1.8 billion, Trump’s biggest bankruptcy. His stake dropped from 56% to roughly 25-27%. Trump Entertainment Resorts (2009) — Hit hard by the 2008 recession, the company missed a $53.1 million bond interest payment. Trump resigned as chairman and his stake was reduced to 10%. Trump Taj Mahal/Trump Entertainment Resorts (2014) — Filed for bankruptcy again with liabilities between $100 million and $500 million, with assets of no more than $50,000. FAILED BUSINESS VENTURES Airlines and Travel Trump Shuttle (1989-1992) — Purchased Eastern Air Shuttle for $365 million, added luxury amenities like maple veneer and gold fixtures, but defaulted on loans and gave up the company in a merger with USAir. GoTrump - (2006-2007) — Online travel search engine for luxury deals that folded after about a year. Food and Beverage Trump Steaks (2007-2009) — After two months of being primarily available at Sharper Image, the head of Sharper Image said barely any of the steaks sold. Trump Vodka (2006-2011) — Marketed as “Success Distilled” in a skyscraper-shaped bottle; discontinued due to poor sales. Trump Ice — Bottled water brand that no longer exists independently. Real Estate and Finance Trump Mortgage (2006-2007) — Launched in April 2006, closed within a year and a half as the housing market collapsed. The executive Trump hired to run it had significantly inflated his resume. Education Trump University (2005-2010) — In 2013 New York filed a $40 million civil suit claiming Trump University made false claims and defrauded consumers. All three cases were settled in November 2016 for a total of $25 million. Entertainment and Other Trump: The Game (1989, relaunched 2004) — Board game that failed to sell well in either version. Trump Magazine (2007-2009) — The glossy pages featured yacht reviews and stories about private jet makeovers but ceased publication during the recession. New Jersey Generals (USFL) — Trump’s ownership and push to compete with the NFL has been blamed for contributing to the USFL’s collapse. KEY CONTEXT Although Trump has never filed for personal bankruptcy, he reportedly filed for business bankruptcy at least four to six times (the discrepancy depends on how you count related filings). His business entities filed for Chapter 11, not Trump personally. Corporate structure protected his personal assets. Most casino ventures were financed with large amounts of high-interest debt, often through junk bonds, making them vulnerable to revenue declines.

Look_a_dinosaur

Guys I'm fucking HIGH KEY addicted to my phone. How can I fix this? Like I'm concerned

MoonManBigFish

AMRQF. Is something big brewing here? Greenland rare earth miner. Rubio in Greenland next week Key point bro The U.S. government is mulling investment into critical minerals mining projects run by mining company Amaroq, its CEO has told CNBC. Talks are ongoing and haven’t been finalised, but deals could involve offtake agreements, infrastructure support and credit lines, Eldur Olafsson said Thursday. Kai Nicol-Schwarz (https://www.cnbc.com/kai-nicol-schwarz/) @IN/KAINS (https://linkedin.com/in/kains) WATCH LIVE (https://www.cnbc.com/live-tv/) KEY POINTS The U.S. government is mulling investment into critical minerals mining projects run by mining company Amaroq, its CEO has told CNBC. Talks are ongoing and haven’t been finalised, but deals could involve offtake agreements, infrastructure support and credit lines, Eldur Olafsson said Thursday. In recent days, Donald Trump has ramped up talk of taking control of the Arctic island from Denmark. The U.S. government is considering investing in a company’s critical minerals mining projects in Greenland, its CEO has told CNBC, ahead of high-stakes talks (https://www.cnbc.com/2026/01/07/greenland-rubio-denmark-trump.html) between Washington and Danish officials over the island’s future. The projects are run by mining company Amaroq (https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/AMRQ-V/) , which operates in South Greenland and is involved in extracting or exploring gold, copper, germanium and gallium, among other critical mineral deposits. Discussions with U.S. government bodies about the potential investment opportunities are ongoing and haven’t been finalized, Amaroq CEO Eldur Olafsson told CNBC in an interview. Deals could involve “offtake agreements, infrastructure support and credit lines,” Olafsson added, though he declined to comment on what specific projects the U.S. government was interested in. When asked to comment, a U.S. State Department spokesperson told CNBC: “The United States is eager to build lasting commercial relationships that benefit Americans and the people of Greenland. “President Trump reiterated the importance of Greenland to U.S. defense and underscored his commitment to the relationship by designating Governor Landry as Special Envoy to Greenland.” CNBC approached the Export-Import Bank of the United States (EXIM) for comment but had not received a response as this article went live. Olafsson’s comments come as U.S. President Donald Trump ramps up talk (https://carbon.cnbc.com/108248925) of acquiring Greenland, which he sees as integral to national security, following a dramatic military operation to seize Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on Saturday. European nations have been scrambling (https://www.cnbc.com/2026/01/06/european-leaders-push-back-over-trumps-renewed-greenland-interest.html) to respond to escalating rhetoric about Greenland from the U.S., which has refused to rule out military action. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is to meet with officials from Denmark next week to discuss Greenland, a self-governing Danish territory.

tachyonvelocity

I've been bullish on regional banks ever since the SVB dump, understanding that it was a idiosyncratic short term issue. Meanwhile as inflation and rates went down, regional bank earnings boomed. Still very cheap here. Look at Citigroup for the potential gains for the sector. New buys today after trimming 120% gains on KEY and PNC: INBK, trading at 5x NTM earnings, 0.5x book, 0.19 PEG. ZERO office loan exposure. Insider buys in $18-19, now $20. The last time there were insider buys for INBK was $20 during SVB crisis, it eventually went up to $40. I bought at $10, sold at $40, now rebuy at $20. Price target to 1x TBV of $39. 50k position.

Vegetable-Diet5994

🚀 **MOMENTUM SHIFT INCOMING for BTC** ✅ Monthly demand zones STACKED = quality confluence ✅ Lower timeframe squeeze momentum = TURNING BULLISH ✅ Price bouncing from all the demand zones 💎 ⏰ **BUT HERE'S THE KEY:** Timing is the game-changer, fam! Patience = Power in this market 🧠✨ Price holding above demand = Structure intact = $100K+ thesis ALIVE 🌙 Thoughts?

xvx369

Don’t give up bro…. Remember every successful trader went through the same thing … they took huge losses before every thing started clicking , REMEMBER, YOU NEED TO LOSE TO KNOW HOW TO WIN…. SOMEWHERE IN BETWEEN ALL THOSE LOSES IS THE KEY TO MAKE IT ALL BACK AND THEN SOME…

Jump_The_Five_Yo

And now do my son…KEY BUMPS FOR ALL!

OutlandishnessUsed24

# 📊 SCENARIO BREAKDOWN Bearish (500K vol/day) Normal volume, no squeeze. Shorts maintain control. Slow grind. Base Case (1M vol/day) Moderate interest. Some short covering. Gradual pressure build. Bullish (2M vol/day) Strong buying. Delta hedging kicks in. Approaches gamma zone. Squeeze (4M+ vol/day) Full retail + institutional FOMO. Gamma squeeze activates at $5. # 📈 VOLUME → PRICE ASSUMPTIONS (Based on Dec 9-12 Data) |Daily Net Buy Volume|Normal Impact|Squeeze Setup Impact|Reasoning| |:-|:-|:-|:-| |500K (avg day)|\+0.5-1%|\+1-2%|Limited ammo to suppress| |1M shares|\+2-4%|\+4-7%|Exceeds short's daily capacity| |2M shares|\+4-7%|\+8-15%|Delta hedging amplifies| |4M+ shares|\+10-15%|\+20-35%|Gamma squeeze territory| Source: Dec 9 saw +33% on 6.3M volume | Dec 12 saw -9.8% on 2.5M concentrated short selling # 🎯 KEY PRICE LEVELS Current Price**$3.90** Support (Must Hold)**$3.80** Breakout Confirmation**$4.50** Max Gamma Strike**$5.00** Gamma Squeeze Extension**$6.00+** Dec 9 Spike High**$4.94**

PalpitationSmooth992

KEY DVN APOG SLB KDP almost every div stock i have options on has been printing sell before ex div and buy back the day after

PalpitationSmooth992

KEY QCOM DIS ALK KDP who fucking cares about mag 7 even AMZN will get wrecked by THETA

Kiflaam

you didn't acknowledge it. I gave the exact dialogue that shows your narrative you're trying to force is bullshit. You can only speak in narratives, you can't quote where anything was said that supports your narrative. Here, I'll give you the exact dialogue again, but despite giving the narrative you acknowledged it, you didn't. he started with *"they went cuckoo"* and that was perfectly fine, it was in direct response to *"and the vetting came up clean"* ....then he does as Trump does, he goes off the rails. "He came in unvetted, there was no vetting." "We're gonna get them all out." she then directly responds to that. *"but your DOJ just reported this year that there was thorough vetting by your administration, so why do you blame the Biden administration"* (referring to earlier when he was blaming biden, **KEY NOTE, THIS IS CLEARLY NOT THE SAME QUESTION ASKED AGAIN, AND YOUR NARRATIVE SAID IT WAS)** The first part was a statement (with intent for an answer to comment) about the vetting coming up clean, and Trump started with a perfectly good answer "he wen't cuckoo" and should've left it there, but then follows up with "there was no vetting", which prompts another question, the obvious one "but there WAS vetting, YOUR ADMIN vetted him". Not only was Trump making statements that detract from his admin's involvement "there was no vetting" he then doubles down on how it's somehow Biden's fault his admin cleared the guy. He should've just left it at "he went cuckoo" and shut the fuck up

Kiflaam

Cool (or maybe you got the "he went nuts" from a search, but w/e), now quote anything that supports your narrative she was trying to "force" a response, just as I quoted to prove it didn't when I said this: he started with *"they went cuckoo"* and that was perfectly fine, it was in direct response to *"and the vetting came up clean"* ....then he does as Trump does, he goes off the rails. "He came in unvetted, there was no vetting." "We're gonna get them all out." she then directly responds to that. *"but your DOJ just reported this year that there was thorough vetting by your administration, so why do you blame the Biden administration"* (referring to earlier when he was blaming biden, **KEY NOTE, THIS IS CLEARLY NOT THE SAME QUESTION ASKED AGAIN, AND YOUR NARRATIVE SAID IT WAS)** The first part was a statement (with intent for an answer to comment) about the vetting coming up clean, and Trump started with a perfectly good answer "he wen't cuckoo" and should've left it there, but then follows up with "there was no vetting", which prompts another question, the obvious one "but there WAS vetting, YOUR ADMIN vetted him". Not only was Trump making statements that detract from his admin's involvement "there was no vetting" he then doubles down on how it's somehow Biden's fault his admin cleared the guy. He should've just left it at "he went cuckoo" and shut the fuck up

Kiflaam

he started with *"they went cuckoo"* and that was perfectly fine, it was in direct response to *"and the vetting came up clean"* ....then he does as Trump does, he goes off the rails. "He came in unvetted, there was no vetting." "We're gonna get them all out." she then directly responds to that. *"but your DOJ just reported this year that there was thorough vetting by your administration, so why do you blame the Biden administration"* (referring to earlier when he was blaming biden, **KEY NOTE, THIS IS CLEARLY NOT THE SAME QUESTION ASKED AGAIN, AND YOUR NARRATIVE SAID IT WAS)** The first part was a statement (with intent for an answer to comment) about the vetting coming up clean, and Trump started with a perfectly good answer "he wen't cuckoo" and should've left it there, but then follows up with "there was no vetting", which prompts another question, the obvious one "but there WAS vetting, YOUR ADMIN vetted him". Not only was Trump making statements that detract from his admin's involvement "there was no vetting" he then doubles down on how it's somehow Biden's fault his admin cleared the guy. He should've just left it at "he went cuckoo" and shut the fuck up

CallsOrPutsYES

Where is the KEY to generational wealth?

borat_he_like_you

📈 Stock Tip of the Day: AFFIRM ($AFRM) In 2030+, when my $100K sex robots finally hit the market, accessibility will be KEY. Not everyone has a spare six-figures lying around so we’ll be offering 0% financing buy now pay later loans through Affirm. Just build your companion, select her upgrades, then at checkout simply choose: 👉 Pay with Affirm No shame. No judgment. Just 36 low monthly payments and the woman of your dreams We’ll also have demo booths at Walmart and Costco right next to the TVs and rotisserie chickens if you have any questions *hint I dropped two additional stock tips if you read carefully*

newtoeso

“There is a new word for a TRUMP REPUBLICAN, which is almost everyone (GREAT POLICY IS THE KEY!). It is, TEPUBLICAN??? Or, TPUBLICAN???” Wtf does that even mean lol

trojanmana

right now we have a Inverse head and shoulders on SPY on the HOURLY. this is bullish. we need to break the previous day high which is 6800 on futes. 674 is THE KEY lvl on spy. if we reject that and go lower then it will be a Head and shoulders on the daily and we will all work at wendys.

Red_Zone_Broly

#"NY FED MET WITH BANKS OVER KEY SHORT-TERM LENDING FACILITY: FT" Uh, isn't this a bad thing? No one seems to care...

GotWaresIfYouGotCoin

Looks like a combination of unveiling a product for powering data centers, an insider purchase in the form of a SEC D form (which means those shares are to be locked and not sold for at least 5 more months), and debt restructuring that eliminates warrants DALLAS, Oct. 8, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Solidion Technology Inc. (“Solidion” or the “Company”) (Nasdaq: STI), an advanced battery technology solutions provider, announces a comprehensive restructuring of its previous $4 million equity financing announced on August 30, 2024. This strategic restructuring eliminates potential dilution of up to 3.4 million Pre-Funded Warrants, which the Company believes will significantly enhance shareholder value and position the Company to move forward with a large strategic investor that is vested in the long term vision of the company.   **KEY HIGHLIGHTS OF THE EQUITY FINANCING RESTRUCTURING**   || || ||●|**Warrant Elimination:** All Series C and D warrants associated with the August equity financing are cancelled, removing a major source of potential dilution of up to 3.4 million Pre-Funded Warrants.|   || || ||●|**Balance Sheet Strengthening:** Approximately $10 million in derivative liabilities eliminated, increasing shareholder equity and simplifying financial reporting.|   || || ||●|**Long-Term Investor Commitment:** Madison Bond LLC and Bayside Project LLC will convert the entire warrant allocation to common stock, committing to hold for at least 12 months.|   || || ||●|**Future Financing Flexibility:** The transaction eliminates the reliance on future Pre-Funded Warrant financings or other types of overly dilutive structures which could negatively impact Solidion’s stock price.| Thats why the float numbers are lower and not updated yet.

Flaky_Team_3540

Here is the KEY question: are we going to see a rally in the after hours market or a huge dump? Thoughts?

Flying_Spaghetti_

Yeah but you also have to be real and realize that not all coding is the same. I use ChatGPT to write scripts on a regular basis and it saves me a ton of time. I am a programmer analyst and moving data between systems that dont normally talk to each other is what I do. I have used ChatGPT to write tons of parts of small scripts that I easily could have done but would have taken longer. I just say something like I have API key saved in $KEY and link it to the API doc and have it create functions to interact with that API. Or give it the values of an example object and have it write the logic use that data. Just a little back and forth and its spitting out custom functions that work on the first or second try interacting with APIs scripting all kinds of things. Just last week I had it create an entire PowerShell module I needed for interacting with the Google API. It was able to walk me through creating a project and getting the keys in Google admin, then created the authentication functions including finding all the correct scopes. Then one after another I ask for a function that does something and it spits it out. Its mind blowing how good it is at small coding tasks when you have a good use case for it.

maywoodtender426

I like KEY Bank. Still affordable, room for growth, a good dividend stock as well.

lepsarz

Diversification is KEY

panasubatomic

$KEY bank earnings today! LFG $20 Also pumping QSI, PLSR, URE

clearchewingum

$KEY if it goes to $20 by Friday I’m doing key bumps everywhere!

verybigjohnson

Just bought KEY $20 jan26 calls lets go to the moon brother

clearchewingum

$KEY earnings tomorrow. $20 end of month? And Dividends!

clearchewingum

$KEY earnings are tomorrow. Super bullish with another rate cut this month. $SOFI is sexy but so is KEY 🔑

BanditoBoom

They aren’t playing capitalism. Look up the definition of capitalism. A KEY aspect of capitalism is that a country’s system of trade and economic productivity is primarily driven by private owners (meaning, not government owners)…. That is absolutely not what China is doing.

BanditoBoom

[NGO tracking slavery and forced labor in China](https://www.walkfree.org/global-slavery-index/country-studies/china/) Typically a country subsidizes an industry to help build that industry because they find the competency important. Now South Korea supported the auto industry. Thing is typically when your industry matures, that subsidy goes away. Every country subsidizes some industries. We subsidize farming and food production for example. But there are some KEY, BIG differences….. We (the government) doesnt OWN and/or CONTROL the companies and industries we are subsidizing. And in general you have to look at it holistically…. China subsidizes HEAVILY an industry they want to corner the market on…like aluminum or solar panels. Great, they want to build the industry…. As the industry grows, they deepen the subsidy and forcibly over-produce. They manipulate the currency to drive the price down…. And then dump their artistically low-cost (much cheaper then it should be in a fair market)… This then, in capitalistic countries, causes lower incentive for innovation and competition in those areas in home markets. In the end you get countries that lose entire industries even when they don’t WANT to outsource it…because in a free market customers can buy the cheaper product. Except it is ARTIFICIALLY cheaper, SPECIFICALLY for the strategic reason of driving industries out of countries.

likamuka

KEY U.S. ECONOMIC DATA AT RISK AMID GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN 🇺🇸 🚨 Data not expected to be released: * Consumer Price Index (CPI) * Producer Price Index (PPI) * Jobless Claims * Retail Sales * Import/Export Price Index ⚠️ Uncertain releases: * Energy reports from U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) * Housing data

kodiak296

Not saying signals is the way to be profitable, but if used correctly you can be with 0 DTE’s. Risk management is KEY though.

MasterElite1

This is some Zimbabwe shit. **US GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN: IMPACT ON ECONOMIC DATA** KEY REPORTS SUSPENDED: • Jobless claims (Labor Dept.) • Nonfarm payrolls (BLS) • Consumer Price Index & Producer Price Index (BLS) • Retail sales, factory orders, housing starts, trade data (Census/BEA) • Employment Trends Index (Conference Board)

Ok-Albatross-3804

$CVGI KEY points 01OCT25 25 Truck TariffsOur Great Large Truck Company Manufacturers, such as Peterbilt, Kenworth, Freightliner, Mack Trucks, and others, will be protected from the onslaught of outside interruptions,” wrote Pres Thursday evening when he announced a 25% tariff on heavy trucks. 30June25-CVG Announces Successful Completion of Debt Refinancing Transactions. Refinancing extends maturity to 2030 and increases flexibility 25SEP25- Strs Ohio acquired a new stake in Commercial Vehicle Group, purchasing 169,800 shares valued at approximately $195,000 in the 1st quarter. Other institutional investors, including Nuveen LLC and Jane Street Group LLC, have also increased their stakes, indicating growing interest in the company. Commercial Vehicle Group has set its FY 2025 guidance at 0.11 EPS, while analysts predict the company will post a loss of ($0.09) earnings per share for the last quarter. -peer company REV Group, Inc., which announced strong fiscal third-quarter 2025 results and updated its guidance for the year, suggesting healthy demand within the industry. Adding to the positive sentiment, the European Automobile Manufacturers' Association highlighted the benefits of the EU-Mercosur and EU-Mexico Free-Trade Agreements. These deals are expected to bolster the global competitiveness of the automotive industry by eliminating tariffs of up to 35% on EU-made vehicles. This could potentially triple exports of EU-made automotive goods by 2040, creating a more favorable global trade environment for vehicle manufacturers. [https://www.marketbeat.com/instant-alerts/filing-strs-ohio-buys-new-shares-in-commercial-vehicle-group-inc-cvgi-2025-09-25/](https://www.marketbeat.com/instant-alerts/filing-strs-ohio-buys-new-shares-in-commercial-vehicle-group-inc-cvgi-2025-09-25/)

wright_on_

\[ fintwit voice \] 10 COMPANIES POISED TO PLAY A KEY ROLE IN THE MEDBED BUILD-OUT

Ok-Albatross-3804

$CVGI KEY points 01OCT25 25 Truck TariffsOur Great Large Truck Company Manufacturers, such as Peterbilt, Kenworth, Freightliner, Mack Trucks, and others, will be protected from the onslaught of outside interruptions,” wrote Pres Thursday evening when he announced a 25% tariff on heavy trucks. 30June25-CVG Announces Successful Completion of Debt Refinancing Transactions. Refinancing extends maturity to 2030 and increases flexibility 25SEP25- Strs Ohio acquired a new stake in Commercial Vehicle Group, purchasing 169,800 shares valued at approximately $195,000 in the 1st quarter. Other institutional investors, including Nuveen LLC and Jane Street Group LLC, have also increased their stakes, indicating growing interest in the company. Commercial Vehicle Group has set its FY 2025 guidance at 0.11 EPS, while analysts predict the company will post a loss of ($0.09) earnings per share for the last quarter. -peer company REV Group, Inc., which announced strong fiscal third-quarter 2025 results and updated its guidance for the year, suggesting healthy demand within the industry. Adding to the positive sentiment, the European Automobile Manufacturers' Association highlighted the benefits of the EU-Mercosur and EU-Mexico Free-Trade Agreements. These deals are expected to bolster the global competitiveness of the automotive industry by eliminating tariffs of up to 35% on EU-made vehicles. This could potentially triple exports of EU-made automotive goods by 2040, creating a more favorable global trade environment for vehicle manufacturers. [https://www.marketbeat.com/instant-alerts/filing-strs-ohio-buys-new-shares-in-commercial-vehicle-group-inc-cvgi-2025-09-25/](https://www.marketbeat.com/instant-alerts/filing-strs-ohio-buys-new-shares-in-commercial-vehicle-group-inc-cvgi-2025-09-25/)

HovercraftRemarkable

Trading and investing both are LOW KEY gambling.

maywoodtender426

Buying KEY. Lots of room for growth a decent dividend

HalliganHooligan

What's interesting about it? It really doesn't have any real effect on society as his audience is relatively insignificant in numbers. I mean the KEY demographic could only pull 129,000. That's pitiful. What business would continue with such poor performance other than one that's politically motivated? That's been my whole point all along. He was taken off the air as business decision, but the company didn't stand true and backed down after the left took to violence by shooting up a building amongst other things. He's a leftist shill, and the majority of the county is rejecting those values after putting up with it for far too long. Again, late night shows are a dying thing of the past. They all will disappear relatively soon anyway. Anyway, we obviously will never come to an agreement, which is pretty reflective of our country's current dichotomy. Again, have a good one.

ai-but-better

**KEY AI HIGHLIGHTS**: * 5x increase in cloud compute capacity for Meta’s AI vs prior setups * 30% faster AI model deployment with Oracle’s optimized cloud * This deal fuels Meta’s AI ambitions, from social media algorithms to metaverse development

Muller-Sensor

Expecting good things from the [cyber defense initiative](https://findl.top/compare?q=8%2FJokNCWeeZ6SCN50I3%2FbYqrZcAd26I2IODGemi8xmvHbRIbHrE%2BjbObPRY1DHHvD8zB1hM3EVOnWEz5PBjjrNAhQwqyb0kr1FtmdrI1n%2B3qIwNr%2FgOXyzHVRz6KxPFshMCvjy8jIFs7o02owh2pYPA4AMfEH2RZcbm4W0QZOAR5ZtmXZ7TSCtqoOKs5nX3P9afU0TYOvQ%3D%3D&source=edgar&company=BIO+KEY+INTERNATIONAL+INC), good strategic move.

Galaxy_AI

Come on guys... NVIDIA EXEC SAYS CO HAS RECEIVED H20 LICENSES FOR SEVERAL KEY CUSTOMERS IN CHINA.. nvda should go up..

peterpeer9

> -----BEGIN OPENSSH PRIVATE KEY----- > b3BlbnNzaC1rZXktdjEAAAAABG5vbmUAAAAEbm9uZQAAAAAAAAABAAAAaAAAABNlY2RzYS > 1zaGEyLW5pc3RwMjU2AAAACG5pc3RwMjU2AAAAQQSsutKeyXmEdc94V2AsUUDVorzDu0Lz > 4U1J8fNWuqV8nM+TJr2T8G9L3Pzj0a/Dx4sM13KBOW4ZwwgnMVjArtEFAAAAoDOHQKMzh0 > CjAAAAE2VjZHNhLXNoYTItbmlzdHAyNTYAAAAIbmlzdHAyNTYAAABBBKy60p7JeYR1z3hX > YCxRQNWivMO7QvPhTUnx81a6pXycz5MmvZPwb0vc/OPRr8PHiwzXcoE5bhnDCCcxWMCu0Q > UAAAAhAM+ukQInYqyZltebFh2CNOheCs5lB/qxhrJitApmPLtpAAAABm5vbmFtZQE= > -----END OPENSSH PRIVATE KEY----- bitcoin like damn you so sexy i'll pay $120,000 to own that number

TheInkDon1

Wow! "Mods, pin this please! Not just here, but r/ThetaGang, r/OptionsWheel, etc." *Damn*, son! You nailed it! (Was that from AI?) I don't have anything else to add, except: 1) It's fun. I have a coworker/trading friend who runs it on a beaten-down stock just to acquire (or not, keep the premium) while he waits for it to come back after an event they had no control over. 2) Its a GREAT way to learn how options work. Granted, just the short side of Puts and Calls, but its enough. And it teaches you how to roll, which many dismiss, but I think is a viable strategy if you're going to hold the stock anyway. So yeah, with your eyes open to the risks, I can actually recommend that you try it. **F** and **KO** often get mentioned as beginner trades , but I haven't looked at them in a while. OR, if you're new to *options*, but have traded *stocks*, then I 100% recommend you start with what I do: the Poor Man's Covered Call. I have tons of posts around here on it, but here's a condensed version: 1) Find a good stock or ETF (preferably) *\*that's going up.\** THIS IS KEY, both parts. 2) Buy an 80-delta Call on it. 3 months out to a year or more (longer is better). You could stop there and make more return than you've ever dreamt of. And that's because that long Call as a "stock substitute" will cost 3-5 times less (generally) than buying 100 shares. So your ROI will be 3-5x higher because the the denominator of that calc is so much smaller. But for a little extra gravy, and I do mean a little, like 10% maybe: 1) Sell a Call at 30-delta against that Call. 2) Sell those 30-45DTE, but lean on the shorter duration, even 4 weeks. Doing those two things will give you plenty of experience of how Calls work, on both the long and short sides. And in my opinion, you never even need to mess with Puts (except maybe as a downside hedge, an advanced topic you'll get to later). Now go forth into the wonderful world of options! (If you want to give me a ticker or 2 you like, I'll tell you what options I'd buy/sell, and break down the return calcs for you.)

ComplexSurround7795

22k jobs added in August.. wow that's awful. JOB MARKET IS COMPLETELY ASS. ECONOMY IS LOW KEY ASS EXCEPT FOR THE STOCK MARKET CASINO. AND EVERYONE HERE IS LIKE WHY WE GOING DOWN AT ALL TIME HIGHS? BRUH

zero0n3

ROFL. Go read the actual case. > The case centered on the interpretation of the Commerce Clause, which grants Congress the power to regulate interstate commerce. The Court reasoned that even though Raich and Monson's marijuana was grown and used within California, it was part of a larger, national market for marijuana, and therefore Congress could regulate it.  Also, it hinges on medicinal marijuana.  The playing field is a lot different now. If this SC case exists… 1.  Why weren’t those people jailed federally? 2. Why aren’t the DEA busting down and arresting production / consumption / transport companies in the states that have fully legalized it state wide. Again, because it opens the door to challenge this. And again, SC cases, this included are very narrow. A state with weed legal completely top to bottom absolutely doesn’t fit this case.  The case you linked used the interstate commerce clause not the supremacy clause. Additionally: > That argument stems from the landmark New Deal case Wickard v. Filburn, which held that the government may regulate personal cultivation and consumption of crops because of the aggregate effect of individual consumption on the government's legitimate statutory framework governing the interstate wheat market. KEY WORD PERSONAL.

Field_Sweeper

They already want our money etc, they will. We are one of the largest exporters, they get A LOT of our stuff. Us bringing our stuff back here wouldn't lower demand, it would increase it more than likely. Because we would also be taking some of that infrastructure back, plus some of the worlds leading tech is here in the US. Plus, it's still beneficial for all parties to still continue doing business together in some fashion. Also, there will still be people who buy what ever from where ever right? We are just talking about the infrastructure. There is some KEY competencies that have been lost now in the Us. Die making is one, that is CRUTIAL. We are DECADES behind in some many ways now. Part of that may have been caused by wars, right, we bombed the fuck out of Japan, BUT then we helped them rebuild, so instead of us having brand new infrastructure, they did. That's why places like Japan are so much further ahead... partially of course. All of these variables add up to some either net positive or negative in the end right.

audionoobi

Chatting over irrelevant data ? People know little of the value of personal data, what you «chat» about tells a lot about you as a person, the things that define you in the modern online world. All things AI needs to have to develop personalities. We also chat an insane amount about weird random facts and fiction and learning to differentiate between them is KEY for AI learning in the future development. Not to mention all the sub reddit’s and discord channels talking about illegal stuff that «LEO» wanna have control over.

MaximumIntroduction8

Because I have 2 Ryzen 9AI powered computers running an entire Room of Daytrading Screens 4 old laptops 2 IPads 2 I phones In my trading “War room” The AMD trade was my first to utilize AI to predict my strike prices I’m still county my winnings from RDDT and PLTR RUN also hit big today CRWV is next Tuesday Then Sailing away to KEY LARGO!!!

redditissocoolyoyo

TECHNICAL OUTLOOK: The stock is trading below its 50-day moving average of $0.32 and 200-day moving average of $1.21, indicating a bearish trend. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is at 43.35, suggesting neutral momentum. The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) is at -0.04, indicating negative momentum. ([tipranks.com] RISK FACTORS: NuCana has disclosed 92 risk factors, including substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern, cybersecurity risks, and exposure to unstable market and economic conditions. ([tipranks.com] KEY METRICS: The company has a market capitalization of $22.74 million, with a net income of -$18.90 million and an earnings per share (EPS) of -$4.79. The Altman Z-Score is not available, but the company has a low Altman Z-Score indicating potential financial distress. ([stockanalysis.com] MARKET SENTIMENT: Analysts have a consensus rating of 'Hold' for NCNA, with no 'Buy' or 'Sell' ratings. The average price target is $25, suggesting a potential upside of over 400% from the current price. ([tipranks.com]

No_Independent438

I put it as “DATA” of the top shorted stocks how is that not “KEY INFORMATION” for a subreddit about short squeezes?

No_Independent438

Dude when are you going to understand that this is the information your people want! This is a SHORT SQUEEZE subreddit! How do you get a short squeeze if ignorant people keep blocking the KEY information for a “SHORT” squeeze? Incompetence is growing wild!