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tumbleweeds
6y ago
The website isn't always responsive on first attempt but Wall Street on Parade ran a piece on Keith Gill over the past weekend. Point being from all these pieces, this isn't some total amateur who just made bets and videos in casu
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tumbleweeds
6y ago
The unions now are so different than what they used to be and the typical reported events is clearly not favoring their antics. As a political entity, they're not as great as they could be. As a labor organization, far from ideal but i
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tumbleweeds
6y ago
California's teachers' union is quite powerful and a big force the state has to contend with. Even if teachers are vaccinated, there seems to be no clear plan forward. Seems Newsom has a tentative date to reopen as soon as mid-Feb
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tumbleweeds
6y ago
It doesn't even have to be big sums. Just someone who only had say $2,000 trying to make a quick play at the peak but ended up with less than $2,000 after all is settled. That'll turn some away from stocks for a good while.
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tumbleweeds
6y ago
From some links I saw over the weekend, the idea was to buy physical silver. Some coin places over the weekend were all out, however true or not that may be. The SLV stock may be someone else trying to fly under the guise of r/WSB'
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tumbleweeds
6y ago
The really disappointing thing is that a lot of desperate people who had just some extra stimulus money and no more assistance thought they could possibly win something. I'm not saying desperate to demean anyone, just that the failed s
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6y ago
I wouldn't say Californians love expensive housing. They love the speculative market which draws a good investment on their prior investment. Problem is it inevitably squeezes out all those people who cannot to pay market rate. Not for
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6y ago
It's also a problem with windmill turbines. There's no end-cycle in progress so many of the decommissioned turbine blades are moved to the landfill. I bet there's something incredibly strong and lightweight materials can be u