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At it’s 52 Week low, $YUMC (Yum China) may be an excellent buy for 2024
DD Kellogg KLG - Mega potential (~x4) for those with less severe ADD
AmpliTech Group, Inc. Discusses 2023 Revenue Projections and 2024 Technology Applications with The Stock Day Podcast
AmpliTech Group, Inc. Discusses 2023 Revenue Projections and 2024 Technology Applications with The Stock Day Podcast
AmpliTech Group, Inc. Discusses 2023 Revenue Projections and 2024 Technology Applications with The Stock Day Podcast
Can anyone tell me why Corteva $CTVA isn’t incrediblely undervalued?
Options traders - can you make sense of this?
S&P 500 Price Targets Updated as of 9/09 — From ATH to 52WK Lows by EOY — Do any of these banks have it right?
Updated S&P Price Targets From All of the Big Banks (From ATH to 52WK Low) - Who is right here?
$APRN - Short Interest Up, Cost to Borrow Up, July Gamma Ramp, Going Private?
I love you all and I hope you come get some tendies with us!
What tools/services do you PAY for as an options tradre?
$LIGA uploads an impressive Q3 filing. Quick DD! Super undervalued!
$LIGA uploads an impressive Q3. Quick DD! Super undervalued.
ATE®️ 52 WK low up trend
NSION Technologies & Maptelligent Strategic Partnership
I guess they removed it because there weren't enough emojis
Workiva $WK is an overlooked company with little competition in a niche market.
MRNA - When do you take profit vs. hang in for the long haul?
Why professional market participants will always beat retail?
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Well, there’s a bunch of contrary opinion on that. First it is necessary to understand the concern. It is not that AI won’t be useful or yield profits, that’s not the claim. What has people worried is the FOMO investments being made are way bigger than current profit levels justify - and that companies involved are financing each other in a circular flow (see graphic) that is not sustainable in the immediate future. Bill Gates was correct to point out that this AI boom is not like the great Tulip fiasco of the 1600’s - but it is a lot like the great UK railroad boom and bust of the mid 1840’s. Did the railroads end up being a boon for the UK economy? Of course they did, revolutionizing transport and trade. But not before a FOMO frenzy led to massive over investment by banks, wealthy individuals and the government which led to a devastating bust that bankrupted institutions and individual investors. The AI buildout has also relied heavily on private equity and private credit, in addition to bank financing. A very big bet is being placed, without the collateral to back it up right now. Five-ten years down the road, and this won’t be an issue. But in the short run, we could be in trouble - due for a significant correction. Even Peter Theil has recently dumped his AI shares (see link below). Here are some links you may find instructive. [https://youtu.be/WK7wNRs5G68?si=cjCw81MvuA0adhVb](https://youtu.be/WK7wNRs5G68?si=cjCw81MvuA0adhVb) [https://youtu.be/hADLkFngiKA?si=9azVXjTNVR-bdV6H](https://youtu.be/hADLkFngiKA?si=9azVXjTNVR-bdV6H) [https://www.thestreet.com/investing/peter-thiel-dumps-top-ai-stock-stirring-bubble-fears](https://www.thestreet.com/investing/peter-thiel-dumps-top-ai-stock-stirring-bubble-fears) https://preview.redd.it/h9sz6vdl432g1.jpeg?width=495&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c4e354b718f8db479117575ac63583b988f6ec3e
Still balls deep in $FGL. But got 100 shares in FLWS, saw some squeeze hype on that too 
https://youtube.com/shorts/_WK08kLX29g?si=wlZGp7UL8IHFyVn7 Pick up the phone and start dialing
Sold my SNAP happy with the 1WK gains. Will buy back at $7 when it's inevitably back there in a few weeks.
US JOBLESS CLAIMS +11K TO 235K IN AUG-16 WK; SURVEY 225K US AUG-9 WEEK CONTINUING CLAIMS +30K TO 1,972,000 US AUG-9 WEEK JOBLESS CLAIMS UNREVISED AT 224K boring data, flat day
Coverage of buyback seasonal slowdown https://x.com/WarrenPies/status/1956340640901398629?t=PjYg_WK-6aWMuwZwhyT3JA&s=19
> The Italian candy maker behind Ferrero Rocher and Nutella is nearing a roughly $3 billion deal to buy the breakfast-cereal conglomerate WK Kellogg KLG 3.49%increase; green up pointing triangle, according to people familiar with the matter. KLG +50% in AH. LMAO 🤌
DXY 99.48 52WK Low, 99.01 **Hey, Mr. Shitass, can I call you Mr. Shitass?** It hasn't even reached the 1 year low yet, shitbird. It's dropping but there's no need to be **dishonest to pump gold** you fat tit halfwit fuckwit.
I’d like to bump this and revisit since the REE announcement yesterday. New 52WK highs, float is at 119M and short interest is at 18%. Just thought I’d share.
>I would LOVE to pay $500 for a pair of Nikes. 1, congratulations on your new pair of scammed shoes brought to you by the Chinese child with $5 of materials And what you REALLY need ishttps://youtu.be/nYd1WK7mJk0?si=i45KLqTLFCIXboZM
I don't know why people always do the same puts, Tesla, QQQ, SPY...pick some random companies, and make sure they are mostly US based, I don't think anyone in Europe is shorting WK Kellogg, or Tyson Foods
spy red -1% premarket, ends green +1% for the 4th time this WK 
i’m still and school and i do this while in class so yeah this is WFH approved. My strategy is just OB’s and RSI. i trade trend, way easier to know when to take a trade and not to take a trade. For example, If price can’t break above a bearish ob, i’ll buy puts to the next bullish OB and just sell if that hits. OR if the RSI marks oversold. ONLY DO THIS IF UR GOING FOR 2-4WK CONTRACTS. Any 0DTE follow the 1:2 R:R rule.
US JOBLESS CLAIMS +22K TO 242K IN FEB-22 WK; SURVEY 225K US FEB-15 WEEK CONTINUING CLAIMS -5K TO 1,862,000 US FEB-15 WEEK JOBLESS CLAIMS REVISED TO 220K From delta one guy
WK Webster just got bought by this company I'm stoked to be able to mine crypto and at the same time be able to work for a company that has a stock option. WK Webster one quotes on reddit, "why not public," now it kind of is because they were acquired by Arthur J Gallagher.
Look at IE000YYE6WK5. VanEck Defense UCITS ETF A. On the other hand, beware, I don't like PLTR and its valuation at all. and the most represented stock in this etf is PLTR. ouch. [https://www.justetf.com/fr/etf-profile.html?isin=IE000YYE6WK5#positions](https://www.justetf.com/fr/etf-profile.html?isin=IE000YYE6WK5#positions)
Instead of commenting on the post, offer him an answer, a solution, an alternative to his request... I hate this kind of useless comments. I did some research and suggested IE000YYE6WK5. VanEck Defense UCITS ETF A
in the options chain, usually you'll see something like this: for a stock like TSLA: 21 FEB 25 (3) 100 (day) (month) (year) (DTE) multiplier/contract size AFTER the DTE, you normally have contract size. for most equities it's 100. for futures options like /MES: FEB 25 (1) 1 /MESH25 (WEDNESDAY) (WK3) here contract size is 1. with futures options they'll also say the precise contract (front month or other) and settlement parameters
The US Treasury announced it's extraordinary measures have gotten serious this WK as it shaved off 5B off the bond market
Bullshit. I saw it running on powerful cloud machines and it's slow as hell. Really seems like English speakers typing answers and cutting and pasting. https://youtu.be/bOsvI3HYHgI?si=ajLg6A4x1V2Yv0WK
So aren't there tariffs supposed to be implemented on the market this WK?
This is 4 hour candles going back to October 09 2024. https://imgur.com/a/W0WK9sB
Not an expert but: VanEck Defense UCITS ETF A https://www.justetf.com/en/etf-profile.html?isin=IE000YYE6WK5 Is up 58% YTD, seems to be a good one (though 0.55%/yr fees) It seems to me that Europe is going to need to spend a lot on weapons for a while. Might already be priced in. Still...war is a constant...
I also own shares. So their offering will be closing either today or tomorrow. They are at a 52 WK low, and specialize in low nicotine cigarettes (95 percent less). They are FDA approved, and actually have products on the shelves, mainly Chicago the last I checked. I am excited over this one, it is .10-.11 currently.
The stock that just pumped and is at .125 while I am in at .105, with a real product on the shelves with 95 percent less nicotine than cigarettes. Hardly a pump, and it is a stock at it's 52 WK low, hence why I jumped in, with a real FDA approved product presenting at a conference on OCTOBER 30th. Now go back to your basement or do some research before you make accusations.
Genuine question, since Cereals has been spun off to WK Kellogg in the US and in rest of the world Kellanova sells both Cereals and Snacks, after the Mars acquisition, would Mars be able to sell Kellogg's cereals outside US (same markets where Kellanova sold Cereals).. I am asking this from a patent or recipe point of view... As part of Kellanova acquisition, would Mars get the recipe of Kellogg's Breakfast cereals?
Genuine question, since Cereals has been spun off to WK Kellogg in the US and in rest of the world Kellanova sells both Cereals and Snacks, after the Mars acquisition, would Mars be able to sell Kellogg's cereals outside US (same markets where Kellanova sold Cereals).. I am asking this from a patent or recipe point of view... As part of Kellanova acquisition, would Mars get the recipe of Kellogg's Breakfast cereals?
Genuine question, since Cereals has been spun off to WK Kellogg in the US and in rest of the world Kellanova sells both Cereals and Snacks, after the Mars acquisition, would Mars be able to sell Kellogg's cereals outside US (same markets where Kellanova sold Cereals).. I am asking this from a patent or recipe point of view... As part of Kellanova acquisition, would Mars get the recipe of Kellogg's Breakfast cereals?
Kind of. Whats interesting is Kellanova actually kept the cereal category in Europe and Asia. the North American market got split off to WK Kellogg. They kept the money makers and spun off the bad categories.
They split into two different companies, Kellanova (kept the K ticker) is the snack/foods and WK Kellogg (KLG) is the cereal business
Commenting on this 2 YO posting - I got introduced to WK 2 days ago since my nephew is now working for them. Just started the 30 day trial today with $250 so will test them out. I can see some contributors haven't been happy - I've got accounts with CMC, eToro, Stake and Vanguard and all three have given me trouble at some stage (eToro being the worst - testing cash out and took weeks to get my funds). But nothing compares to the problems people have had with Crypto sites over the years, including that "New Zealand" company that went bust owing millions.
ACHR had 0 shares available to short by end of trading today. (26% short of float). Barely trading above its 52 WK L, so at its floor.
MU 52 WK high is 157, my cost basis is 154. Darn, so close to biggest regard award, even when i lose i can’t win
[Here](https://youtu.be/rOTd39Vruns?si=6ARD3WK5vYgEi1RN) ya go
https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/s/fLHKGY7WK0
AMD 52WK HIGH -> 227.30    
is nobody noticing WK Kellogg (KLG)? up 10% this week, 25% this month, and earnings on may 7 Am I regarded to be optimistic on earnings?
i THINK WE CAN ALL AGREE THAT gAMESTOMP MAKING A NEW 52WK LOW IS THE BEST PART OF THE DAY.
No there weren’t. Stop lying and offering terrible advice when you have no clue what you’re talking about. STIR was near 0 from 2020 into 2022. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/DTB4WK
The stock shown above "K" is for the snack division, "KLG" is the cereal division in north America. This is directly from Investopedia. Kellanova, which kept the "K" ticker symbol, is focused on snacks and other foods, while WK Kellogg, with the ticker symbol "KLG," is home to the traditional cereal brands. The ceo was from KLG that made all those tone deaf remarks on broadcast TV so put your puts where puts are due. 
Directly from investopedia, google is evil but can also be your friend, iykyk: Kellanova, which kept the "K" ticker symbol, is focused on snacks and other foods, while WK Kellogg, with the ticker symbol "KLG," is home to the traditional cereal brands.
I went long the S&P at 3600 and tested a short of the DOW at the 52WK high with a tight stop. Get good kid. Real players take risks sometimes.
https://youtu.be/-DT7bX-B1Mg?si=1WK3P3lqeVm6L0zf
Yeah check out Adam InTheMoney on YouTube. This should get you started. I’ll try to remember to reply back with more resources in a bit. https://youtu.be/8FNTfJ7Usy4?si=2WK5rlCGefuuh2uJ
SPY 500 next WK pls 
"By that I meant 52WK highs" Lmao. A stock can go from $100 to 1$ and back to $1.50 in a year high and you would be gushing over it. You have trash analysis
$MARA hitting new 52WK high tomorrow.
"SPY JUST HIT A 52WK HIGH AT 473.24" LETSFKINGGOOOOOOO 
 Sayless
Long \[probably long term (I guess 1/2 years)\] - KLG \[Kellogg\]: This is a Warren Buffett pick with a really high upside due to some spinoff mechanics. WK Kellogg (KLG) on a revenue basis is trading at 1/4 of the price of its peers, but this is because they are not showing good earnings (for now). It has 'excessive' costs that it is trying to reduce \[the excessive costs are due to them spinning off from their parent company\] - now that they stand on their own, they need to start making their own money. If they approach their correct cost \[reducing it to 92%/93%\] - it is a 4 bagger. If they end up the same as their competitors, it could be much much higher. They are priced for death - but have a golden product \[corn flakes and the like\]. Even at the current financials it should be trading at $17, it costs $12 per share. Unlike its competitors, it has huge upside potential. ​ |Company|Market cap\*/Revenue|Cost/Revenue| |:-|:-|:-| |KLG (WK Kellogg)|**0.57**|**0.97**| |GIS (General Mills)|2.44|0.84| |PEP (Pepsi)|2.88|0.86| |CPB (Campbells)|1.81|0.85| |MDLZ (Mondelez)|3.25|0.87| \*Note market cap = enterprize value (this is the market cap of the stocks + the debt). Also note - c suiters are buying on the open market. In the meantime you can earn a 6% dividend while you wait.
Long PAYC, short WK WK trading at insane premium
Not for experimental planes, which SS2 and WK2 are registered as...
>This includes Nestle, Kellogg, Conagra, and Kraft-Heinz, and I believe I can make a strong connection with them to Mars Inc, JAB Holdings, and BAT. Noticed Kellogg recently spun into [WK Kellogg](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/KLG?p=KLG&ncid=yahooproperties_stockrecom_g40boan2td8) (cereal brands) and [Kellanova](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/K?p=K&ncid=yahooproperties_peoplealso_km0o32z3jzm) (snack brands). It seems like one of these companies would be more interested in CBD/Cannabinoids than the other Fascinating, looking forward to your Clorox and Mercury Public Affairs post. .
WHAT DID I FUCKING SAY???? https://reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/s/WK7TS3EQZA
what did i say dumbass bears ? https://reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/s/WK7TS3EQZA
>SHORTS FOR THIS WK? Can't possibly recommend jorts enough.
Interesting, yes I remember now the new CEO, thank you. You had mentioned Kellogg's somewhere...(probably not in this discussion) . What do you make of the Kellogg split- >Kellanova (K), which kept the old Kellogg trading symbol “K,” is the home of the company’s global snacking, international cereal and noodles, and North America frozen foods products, including Pringles and Pop-Tarts. WK Kellogg (KLG) houses the traditional Kellogg cereal brands, such as Corn Flakes and Fruit Loops. It trades under the symbol “KLG.” [Kellogg Splits into two Firms](https://www.investopedia.com/kellogg-splits-into-two-firms-and-shares-of-both-tumble-in-first-session-after-separation-8304251?utm_campaign=quote-yahoo&utm_source=yahoo&utm_medium=referral) The Kellanova company's [CEO Steve Cahillane](https://moneyinc.com/kellogg-company-ceo-steven-a-cahillane/) seems to have been involved with the Wine industry as well as experience with Coca Cola. Yes, this out of place here but I wanted to provoke your comments on this, when you have the time. Appreciation.
CNBC is great today. WK Kellogg CEO brought Tony the Tiger and other mascots on the show. Wtf? [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zOixpCsb\_E](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zOixpCsb_E) lol
GM 70-85k (probably mandatory 50-60hrs/WK)
WK resilient little guy
It's possible. Though it's all a moot point now. This deal is going through. Just a matter of timing (next WK or 2 months).
Why would it go over $95 at that point?? If the deal falls apart, the stock price will drop to $60s. If the deal needs more time, it will be a joint decision to extend the deadline....there won't be a payout for that. In case of extension, I can see the deal price dropping to around $85ish if the extension is bc of uncertainty UK decision. But all signs seem to point to the deal closing this WK.
Existing navigation tech in cars right now can map out a route along chargers and reroute if a charging station is no longer available or full. [This](https://imgur.com/a/DRAJ4WK) is ballpark 200 miles of range added in 25-30 minutes. That's well within my personal roadtrip rule of a leg stretching pit stop every 100-odd miles.
👁 rn UPST NNOX RIOT OM WK Bears, maybe MSGE
Spx pulled 7 weeks of green. WK16 is technically a green. 400p in 1.5 months. Giving Last year Aug top when AAPL single handedly pulled spx.
>No, I'm well aware that the EVs are using brushless motors. Those fail too just FYI. Sounds like you never had a car before, blower motor on the AC dies... Starters die in every car (especially today with the start stop). It's weird that you brought up brushed motors at all then, just trying to scaremonger people that don't know the difference in their expected time to failure? You also keep comparing them to starter motors, which again, are brushed motors and will wear out much faster than brushless. So if you're aware... then I can't figure out why you're drawing such bad comparisons. And in the blowing air regime: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1qoPTTZt6AY](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1qoPTTZt6AY) The costlier units may go more brushless, 20,000 hours claimed. Marelli claims brushed and brushless motors are used in vehicle AC air units, with brushless being preferred more recently and having much longer life. -- [https://www.marelli-corporation.com/en/assets/pdf/innovation/technical-review/vol12/p6-8.pdf](https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0CAIQw7AJahcKEwiYq4WBkcH-AhUAAAAAHQAAAAAQAw&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.marelli-corporation.com%2Fen%2Fassets%2Fpdf%2Finnovation%2Ftechnical-review%2Fvol12%2Fp6-8.pdf&psig=AOvVaw2WK3M47sran2gEKva-J7DH&ust=1682378113023578) I've never had an AC air motor failure, nor observed one in the vehicle of any friend or family member. I assume they happen, but they don't seem to be rampant. I used to see lots of vehicle listings with no AC working, but that could be for many other causes as well. Also, many of those vehicles would have been older and been using brushed motors. I do have a car, a reliable Toyota, and no, I haven't had any motor trouble at all driving it 8 years in one of the hottest places on the planet. Of course things can fail, but ideally failure is infrequent. Did have a battery go so bad that power steering didn't work, was worried about the alternator but it turned out to indeed be just the battery. >If you have a pool pump it fails too.... stator is a reverse electric motor (as is a alternator) and those also fail.... It's hard for them to run more than say 2000 hours. My impression of pool pumps is that the typically don't fail because of direct wear under normal operating conditions. It's very common for a more minor part to fail that leads to them running dry, which is often not what they are designed for, leading to vastly accelerated failure. Some common causes: [http://parkerpumps.com.au/common-causes-of-damage-to-swimming-pool-pumps.html](http://parkerpumps.com.au/common-causes-of-damage-to-swimming-pool-pumps.html) >EVs aren't immune to these problems either. They have the same motor failures and from what I've seen with the people I know who bought Teslas; they mostly have ran into the same problems... This has affected everyone who I know who has bought a performance model and raced it. That could be a design problem, I haven't looked into it, but it wouldn't be the first time an engine has run dry under certain acceleration in certain directions. It also may be overheating under those conditions. >Gas engines don't wear out in the same way and last much longer. Citation? It doesn't seem that likely considering how many of them seem to fail before 100,000 miles. >Also the parts to build gas engines are standardized and as such there are always parts available, even from the aftermarket. Well, again, the brushed vs. brushless context makes a big difference when we're talking about how much faster an engine wears out? Are you thinking electric motors have a mean time to failure of 2,000 hours, or 20,000 hours? Because brushless motors are often in the later category. For highway driving at 70 miles per hour, you could expect to put 1.4 million miles as the mean engine failure point for a good brushless motor that is well maintained under expected operating conditions (we can expect sooner failure for consumer vehicles, but I suspect they're often still better than internal combustion engines on average). People will have theirs fail sooner, especially if they're pushing their vehicle to the extreme. Those failures may be from faulty initial construction, so they may skew early while if it makes it to 100k it will probably make it 300k. Some engine designs will be better than others. This guy gathered some data on Tesla engine failures in particular: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNT5k2zIKIs](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNT5k2zIKIs) Note that one model appears to fail much more frequently than the others (and is actually an induction motor I think, not brushless DC). They don't seem to be particularly bad overall rates, but I don't have an ICE engine source on tap to compare with just at the moment. The one guy going through 5 engines though, LMAO, he definitely has something else wrong beside just the engine. Acorn cites a longer time (not an EV motor though), 30,000-40,000 hours, and points out steps that can be taken to prevent early wear: [https://www.acorn-ind.co.uk/insight/five-causes-of-motor-failure/](https://www.acorn-ind.co.uk/insight/five-causes-of-motor-failure/) When it comes to more industrial electric motors, the most common cause of failure by far are bearings [https://www.dukeelectric.com/electric-motor-failure/](https://www.dukeelectric.com/electric-motor-failure/) As if ICE engines don't fail because of bearings: [https://www.hyundaiengineinfo.ca/](https://www.hyundaiengineinfo.ca/) Also, gas engine parts are not standardized, who made that claim? The parts in my boxer engine will be useless for a Mazda rotary engine. What standardization there is tends to exist only between models from the large automakers because duplicating parts saves them costs. A 3rd party component may fit, but may not actually be up to spec. I don't think the people I've seen reforging pistons and machining their own parts are doing it purely for fun when there's a cheap standard replacement.
>\*FED EMERGENCY BANK LOANS RISE TO $143.9B FROM $139.5B PRIOR WK ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-04-20 ^16:39:56 ^EDT-0400
Globe Small Cap Research Report out on Hempacco Co Inc. (NASDAQ: $HPCO) Price Per Share: $0.65 52WK Range: $0.55-$41.80 Market Cap: $18.9M Outstanding Shares: 28,281,505 Unrestricted: 7,943,187 #hemp #cbd #cannabis #nasdaq #investors #stocks #potstocks #marijuana https://www.dropbox.com/s/zhgggi1vksoxscb/HPCO%20Report%20April%202023%20%282%29.pdf?dl=0
Globe Small Cap Research Report out on Hempacco Co Inc. (NASDAQ: $HPCO) Price Per Share: $0.65 52WK Range: $0.55-$41.80 Market Cap: $18.9M Outstanding Shares: 28,281,505 Unrestricted: 7,943,187 #hemp #cbd #cannabis #nasdaq #investors #stocks #potstocks #marijuana https://www.dropbox.com/s/zhgggi1vksoxscb/HPCO%20Report%20April%202023%20%282%29.pdf?dl=0
I doubt you’ve learned anything on your trading journey and prob just got back to break even by pure luck but Andrew WK rulez so I support you
It was more comedic, probably [this family guy clip](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sX_WK29qHCk)
>[hindenburgresearch.com/block/](https://t.co/WK5JtncRKa) ^\*Walter ^Bloomberg ^[@DeItaone](http://twitter.com/DeItaone) ^at ^2023-03-23 ^08:32:46 ^EDT-0400
Globe Small Cap Research on-NutraLife Biosciences Inc. (OTC Pink: $NLBS) Price Per Share: $0.045 52WK Range: $0.02-$0.11 Market Cap: $7.9M Outstanding Shares: 179.6M Float: 22.2M https://www.dropbox.com/s/a5smuky9dz5g9m4/NLBS%20Corporate%20Report%20March%202023%20%20%282%29.pdf?dl=0
Globe Small Cap Research on-NutraLife Biosciences Inc. (OTC Pink: $NLBS) Price Per Share: $0.045 52WK Range: $0.02-$0.11 Market Cap: $7.9M Outstanding Shares: 179.6M Float: 22.2M https://www.dropbox.com/s/a5smuky9dz5g9m4/NLBS%20Corporate%20Report%20March%202023%20%20%282%29.pdf?dl=0
NutraLife Biosciences Inc. (OTC Pink: $NLBS) Price Per Share: $0.045 52WK Range: $0.02-$0.11 Market Cap: $7.9M Outstanding Shares: 179.6M Float: 22.2M
NutraLife Biosciences Inc. (OTC Pink: $NLBS) Price Per Share: $0.045 52WK Range: $0.02-$0.11 Market Cap: $7.9M Outstanding Shares: 179.6M Float: 22.2M
NutraLife Biosciences Inc. (OTC Pink: $NLBS) Price Per Share: $0.045 52WK Range: $0.02-$0.11 Market Cap: $7.9M Outstanding Shares: 179.6M Float: 22.2M
NutraLife Biosciences Inc. (OTC Pink: $NLBS) Price Per Share: $0.045 52WK Range: $0.02-$0.11 Market Cap: $7.9M Outstanding Shares: 179.6M Float: 22.2M
NutraLife Biosciences Inc. (OTC Pink: $NLBS) Price Per Share: $0.045 52WK Range: $0.02-$0.11 Market Cap: $7.9M Outstanding Shares: 179.6M Float: 22.2M
NutraLife Biosciences Inc. (OTC Pink: $NLBS) Price Per Share: $0.045 52WK Range: $0.02-$0.11 Market Cap: $7.9M Outstanding Shares: 179.6M Float: 22.2M
Idk all those have earnings. WIX. NEWR. PCOR. WK. way more shit
>Kellogg to Name Global Snacking Company 'Kellanova' as It Splits Company -- WSJ \> Spun-Off North American Cereal Business to Be Named 'WK Kellogg Co' -- WSJ $K ^\*Walter ^Bloomberg ^[@DeItaone](http://twitter.com/DeItaone) ^at ^2023-03-15 ^10:15:31 ^EDT-0400
Please stay red. https://imgur.com/a/6dnT2WK
Well, here’s hoping this holds… https://imgur.com/a/6dnT2WK
Virgin Galactic’s WK2 taxied around yesterday. Flight any day now. Get onboard or get your binoculars!
I believe so… but there are 3 elements of risk here… 1- management incompetence 2- management deliberately lying to pump the stock price (similar to what they did with the Branson flight, fully knowing that WK2 cannot fly regularly) and 3- legitimate issues that come up in test flights that management wouldn’t been able to anticipate despite their best efforts and even if they were fully competent (life isn’t perfect and these things happen)
But won't this all play out in the second half of the year, you can still invest in the short duration T-Bills going from 4 WK, 8 WK, 13 WK, 17 WK. That takes you to May 2023 (Unless you're reinvesting in them), and based on whether the Fixed rate component of the I Bond rises/falls after the back to back CPI in 3 months, you can have a fair bit of idea if you want to continue investing in I Bonds and eventually T Bills?
I was gonna say they left off WK40K guys. Those guys spend more on a single army than I have *ever* spent on a car....
>ANDURAND HEDGE FUND RECOUPS EARLY-’23 LOSS AFTER RALLY LAST WK ^\*Walter ^Bloomberg ^[@DeItaone](http://twitter.com/DeItaone) ^at ^2023-01-17 ^11:15:56 ^EST-0500
I paid mine off. No way in hell I would go back. The amount of cash back in my pocket and the ability to invest or use it for opportunities is worth every single cent of in efficiency it cost me. At 2k/mo for our mortgage, that's $500/WK back in our pockets every single week. We were able to max out 401ks, Roth IRAs, add additional taxable investments, and still have enough left to start taking nice vacations. None of that would have been doable with the mortgage hanging over our heads. People here forget that opportunity cost is a thing.
Oh I c. So if you buy 13 and 26 week, when the 13 week matures, you can roll it to 26 WK? Can you roll them if you only have the 13 WK?
NIO will certainly cross its 52 week high this year. It will probably be in December when it’s 52WK high is like 8.70. But my point still stands!