Cmuri
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You win some, you lose some.I was going to buy at $25, but got scared off by all the long time holders looking to get out. Bought AVGO instead, big mistake.
You win some, you lose some.I was going to buy at $25, but got scared off by all the long time holders looking to get out. Bought AVGO instead, big mistake.
I sold out and am regretting it, watching for a dip to buy back in… also thinking of liquidating stocks.. market has been on a hot streakI was going to buy at $25, but got scared off by all the long time holders looking to get out. Bought AVGO instead, big mistake.
It's on my front burner to buy.I sold out and am regretting it
Avgo will be good too. Why not both. Like me.I was going to buy at $25, but got scared off by all the long time holders looking to get out. Bought AVGO instead, big mistake.
Yahoo finance
“We remain very confident in the long-term outlook for US economic growth," Snider said in an interview on Tuesday. "We remain very confident in the outlook for long-term corporate profit growth. We feel good about the long-term outlook for the average [S&P 500] stock”
Unless inflation rises sharply again, strong corporate profits and economic growth is a ++ win win.This is the stereotypical "glass half full/empty". I view it as inflation not as under control as previously thought, limiting how much the Fed can cut.
Unless inflation rises sharply again, strong corporate profits and economic growth is a ++ win win.
Returning to growth without a recession is a soft landing….no?Strong economic growth would be great, but that is not a soft landing
Returning to growth without a recession is a soft landing….no?
This should be an obvious question, but does any of this in any way involve Truth Social?Daily beast
Truth Social's Bank Spent Funds on Prostitutes, Drugs and Strippers
Janna Brancolini
Partners at the Wall Street firm backing Donald Trump's social media platform Truth Social used company funds to pay for prostitutes, abused drugs, partied with strippers and lost millions of dollars gambling, according to a new report in the Wall Street Journal.
EF Hutton is also being investigated for securities fraud, and investors have accused its brokers of pushing speculative investments, according to competing lawsuits filed by two of the firm's partners.
The company specializes in taking risky start-ups public-including Truth Social's parent company.
Uh oh…
Don’t know, but there is an association…This should be an obvious question, but does any of this in any way involve Truth Social?
Also, isn't EF Hutton part of Smith Barney now?
Well, the parent company is Morgan Stanley, so there are quite a few associations.Don’t know, but there is an association…
We’ve picked up on their constant bull**** on the $DJT groups. Hope new investors see through it too.Well, the parent company is Morgan Stanley, so there are quite a few associations.