Still think TITNC3: Return of the Iceberg was peak

nerd

 

Only a 20% drop in BBIG today. I was prepared for 50%. There's always tomorrow. lol

BBIG filed a new 8K for the meeting postponement. Signed by Farnsworth. What a shit show.

 

Unfortunately, it couldn't. Size differences aside, the tanker cannot accommodate the weight of the other tanker. cargo weight is about 58 tons. 767 weighs around 100 tons.


If you're talking about how long it could stay in the air with regular refueling, indefinitely until something ultimately fails.

 

This is starting to get obnoxious.

 

A whole city full of hot moms at O'hare airport. Nice.

 

No shit. The fired CEO is still fining 8Ks. I can't figure out what to make of any of this shit. Other then I backed the wrong company. That much is becoming crystal clear. lol

 

GMErica still <3's you

 

What is clearer than crystal? I think it’s that clear

 

He shoulda gone with PLTR. Palantir being the crystal ball from Lord of the Rings and all that.

 

Even though he has to correct it, the other board members have to sign off on it/agree to it before it is submitted as well. They screw this one up again, SEC will probably yank the company off the market.

 

Happy to have dumped that turd back around $25

 

I'm still bagholding the shit out of like 500 shares at $12

bagholding CHWY at $55 too, cause fuck 'em

I did ride PTON and NLS up to $90 and $20 respectively and I was never happier than when I cashed out on behalf of the gym bros

 

Here’s my conversation starter. If Robinhood offers margins at 3.5% interest and the SP500 has an average annualized return of 8% why would everyone not trade on leverage?

 

Oh, you dear sweet summer child.

 

The margin interest rate charged by Robinhood Financial is 4.25% as of June 16, 2022. The rate might change at any time without notice and at Robinhood Financial’s discretion.


A margin call is triggered when the investor’s equity, as a percentage of the total market value of securities, falls below a certain percentage requirement (called the maintenance margin). If the investor cannot afford to pay the amount required to bring the value of their portfolio up to the account’s maintenance margin, then the broker may be forced to liquidate securities in the account at the market.

All quotes thoughI didn't put the " around them.

 

Those green futures on rate day tho.

 

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I don’t know, Cramer says wait for the market to fall further before I put my cash to work. We must have bottomed out