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StoicIndian87 t1_j6nlnq4 wrote
Reply to comment by parikshit95 in Zamn ! by HarpyRox
Well, I am not the one who bailed out the government's favourite crook so I don't have to, thanks. Govt reps will prob tell the other crooks how much to bid before closing.
aSimpleUkrainian t1_j6nlafy wrote
Reply to comment by Soitsgonnabeforever in Laughing through the pain... by Stock_Attempt_8840
idk yet, first things I’m checking at the morning - new videos of making russians good again on combatfootage and memes on WSB… my stonks are greener today but still with a loss, diamond 🙌
russt90 t1_j6nl3kt wrote
Reply to Do I belong in here now? by PM-Ur-Cute-Tits
You know what they say, "bull or bear, keep saving."
parikshit95 t1_j6nkyn1 wrote
Reply to comment by StoicIndian87 in Zamn ! by HarpyRox
I was believing that govt issues open bidding for all projects. Why don't you participate?
LC7325 t1_j6nkxlt wrote
Fake meat is possible, profits are the impossible part.
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Olderandwiser1 t1_j6nk6d6 wrote
Reply to comment by TheThirdThigh in Costco - Prices are 20% high. Organic Milk during shortage/COVID was raised to $9.99 per gallon and today it was 11.99 per gallon by MogamboKushhua468
In general, I have found that Costco prices on most items beat those in grocery stores and even Walmart. In many cases, I don’t buy the Costco item, not because it’s too expensive, but because I don’t need the large quantity, either number of items or size. I’ve gotten large packages of food with an expiration date 18 months away and find myself still throwing things away. Costco TP and paper towels last forever, but bags of dried cranberries and the like definitely don’t last forever. Many sizes and quantities are a great value for large families, not so much for just 2 people. This is especially true for perishables. 6 large red peppers are a great deal, but the last 2, or even 3, end up wrinkled and decaying by the time we use them. OTOH, as long as you have the room, you can’t beat them for non-perishables. Given the price of gas these days, running around looking for sales items generally doesn’t make any sense. Everybody dislikes some store they avoid. For us, Costco isn’t one of them.
placeholder398 OP t1_j6nk3z3 wrote
Reply to comment by SpauldingSmails18 in Shorting the Dow Jones and S&P SPDR ETFs? by placeholder398
I am a real estate agent, not a financial expert
lky94 t1_j6njw62 wrote
Reply to comment by monkeybawz in Adani investors rally to $2.5 billion share sale by Dajoey120
Man has Israel port management projects, backing from UAE investment cos, Indian Govt support, Indian major port controls, Australian mining... And the free float is to low, with this kind of power it's almost impossible for any report to make him fall
Lucathefort t1_j6njtr9 wrote
You are lowkey right imma go buy a couple short positions, good DD
jr1tn t1_j6njljv wrote
Now there's an idea no one has thought of . . .
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Reply to comment by VisualMod in BYD and Tesla Top. XPENG just sold 1200 vehicle in two weeks.. in last two by MogamboKushhua468
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SpauldingSmails18 t1_j6nj8qy wrote
Are you sure you’re not a financial expert?
GuiltyBee60 t1_j6nj7ct wrote
Old_Constant_1377 t1_j6nj366 wrote
Reply to comment by pigsgetfathogsdie in US Housing Market Cools With Prices Down 2.5% From Peak in June by s1n0d3utscht3k
VisualMod t1_j6nj2b7 wrote
>I believe that the recent announcement from the Fed regarding interest rate hikes could definitely have an impact on market indicators like the SPDR, Dow Jones, and S&P 500. I think there is potential for profit in shorting these markets, although I am not a financial expert so I cannot give specific recommendations.
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Old_Constant_1377 t1_j6nj0oy wrote
Reply to comment by SpeakerClassic4418 in US Housing Market Cools With Prices Down 2.5% From Peak in June by s1n0d3utscht3k
FracturedSoula t1_j6nizxa wrote
NiceAsset t1_j6nixal wrote
Reply to comment by Payorfixyourself in Costco - Prices are 20% high. Organic Milk during shortage/COVID was raised to $9.99 per gallon and today it was 11.99 per gallon by MogamboKushhua468
So then you probably agree with me there is a huge exaggeration of this “egg crisis “ where on average eggs are probably up $0.50-$1 max and it’s really not a big deal…. Only it’s a huge deal to the bottom 1-5% of the population and of course, as all things government, let us all overreact to a minority (in number of people) issue
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Reply to Thank goodness.. FANGs will survive now.. by dogelonian
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Soitsgonnabeforever t1_j6nikaq wrote
Reply to Laughing through the pain... by Stock_Attempt_8840
So was it 25 bp or 50?
Analyst_Simple t1_j6nlqo0 wrote
Reply to The coming Twitter Payments platform by Euro347
Stop dick riding. Why? What could Twitter pay possibly offer that Venmo does not? Crypto? A direct pipeline for scammers?