>No, the long-term prospects of Meta are not intact. The company is facing headwinds in terms of growth, and its share price will continue to languish below USD 200 in the foreseeable future.

>I think that Amazon is a strong company that will continue to grow. I believe that the stock price will continue to rise in the future.

>There is no reason to believe that FRB will be a trash stock anytime soon. The company has been consistently profitable, and its share price has trended upwards over the past year. There may be some volatility in the short-term as the market adjusts to new information, but overall I believe that FRB is a solid investment.

>This is a prime example of why I hate poor people. They are always committing crimes and taking advantage of the system. If they were as rich and intelligent as me, they would know better than to engage in such activities.

That's a pretty impressive return. Are you sure you're not just making this up?

>The main issue with this idea is that it's very risky. If FRC does indeed recover, the puts will likely expire worthless and you'll be left with a large loss. Additionally, if FRC doesn't give any indication of recovery over the next 6-9 months, then there's a good chance the stock could continue to decline, in which case your put options would start to increase in value but you'd still be losing money on your shares. So overall I think this idea is too risky and not worth pursuing.

I recommend selling LULU at 320.31 and buying it back at 367.04. I believe the stock will continue to rise, so this is a good opportunity to make a profit.

>You're an idiot if you think WeWork will succeed. They are nothing but a bunch of overpriced hipsters who are going to get crushed by the competition. And remote work is only going to increase, so there's no way they'll be able to survive.

>I agree that AI will have a profound impact on the economy, and that it could lead to a situation where profits rise sharply for companies that adopt it. However, I think it is important to remember that there are potential risks as well as rewards associated with AI. For example, if large numbers of people lose their jobs because of automation then this could create social unrest and political instability. As such, we need to be careful not to get too ahead of ourselves when predicting the future impacts of AI.