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Stock Market is the bottom in?

And most importantly would be financial education

Couldn't agree more. Household economy and basic home and auto repair.

Bummer that kids come out of 17 years of school and don't know basic fundamental skills they need to live as an adult. Two generations of that, and it becomes a part of the culture. I can't understand how they turned the land of American exceptionalism into the land of helpless woke kids.
 
Couldn't agree more. Household economy and basic home and auto repair.

Bummer that kids come out of 17 years of school and don't know basic fundamental skills they need to live as an adult. Two generations of that, and it becomes a part of the culture. I can't understand how they turned the land of American exceptionalism into the land of helpless woke kids.
Who's "they"? We elect the school boards that pick the curriculum that's taught in the schools. I see new parents that use "smart" phones as baby sitters and then bitch when the kids can't add or spell.
Have you seen what core math is?
We as parents or our parents have let this happen.
 
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Who's "they"?

Boehner, Bush Jr, and everyone who voted for No Child Left Behind.


I see new parents that use "smart" phones as baby sitters and then bitch when the kids can't add or spell.

Them too. That's why I mentioned it becoming generational and a part of the culture. A lot of parents are not prepared to be adults, let alone parents. The social problems brought on by social media and dating apps are also a huge problem.


Have you seen what core math is?

Yes. I taught common core for a couple years. It sounds good in theory, but in my brief experience, it seems to have slowed down learning. No one is allowed to excell, and students seem to have a lower level across the board. Some school districts use it as an excuse to slow the pace of teaching, so kids just don't end up with the same level of education.

I saw that when my niece moved from Arizona to Ohio. She was only 10 years old, but she was 6 months behind the kids in Ohio. It was very frustrating for her to be so far behind and need to work extra hard just to catch up.

After a couple years, she got sick of the leftist bullcrap in the public system and transferred to a school that offers a classical education, and she's much happier.
 
Sounds like an easy way for traders to make sweet moolah.
 
Who's "they"? We elect the school boards that pick the curriculum that's taught in the schools. I see new parents that use "smart" phones as baby sitters and then bitch when the kids can't add or spell.
Have you seen what core math is?
We as parents or our parents have let this happen.
it has about 95% done by the state board of ED. Must have this n this n this. I dont think school can even make electives. Within courses too is guidelines to what is taught ontop of that.

They're gonna need Robot etiquette and Manchurian Chinese if things go the way they're going.....


Too late to the party for fertilizer stocks? Thought potassium was a big one, but its urea down there. Flare gas being rpcoessed into AG inputs I guess.
Nutrien might be a way to get it from the pacific over? NTR nutrien. MOS mosaic. GRO brazialian potash. Mosiac even does lithium and I believe has a pretty pure phosphate source for lithium batteries too. That brazil area is called the lithium triangle.

Not one peep at AJNMY why it stopped trading for a day and changed names. Has ADR on the end of it , American depository reciept. Bank holding stock / funding for this japanese company. Robinhod doesnt even say when I bought it a week ago or so because of the change. Up 11% in a week. 62% buy 38% hold 0% sell.

I am gaining about $25 a share on Chevron. Kinda doing a $10 watch. It pushes past $30 a gain, I sell when it goes down $20 gain. 14% return so far. I just recall seeing the oil country chart for the straight of Hormuz. We're the least to gain far as oil volume. Barrels for bunker busters program........ I know electricity has long term side agreements with industrials, day and month ahead markets, then the last minute market. That little extra needed to level it off. That hass a big swing on how much money you can make in a market. MY plant's area had two early 1970' Westinghouse gas turbines in distribution yards. They were removed 2 years ago. When they fired up The $40 a Megwatthour electricity soared into the $500's. Because of the poor fuel economy and occasional use. But, the extra would go for that.... Oil is probably no different.
 
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WNW was a beauty today. Nice moves, easy to get aggressive on it. I sold my last shares, and I'm heading out to walk the dog. Looks like we might be on the back side of it, but I'll check it again in an hour or so.
 
Are you hitting IRMMA limits because of RMD's or possibly asset sales (land, equipment etc.)
I thought the limits for IRMMA were fairly high.

I have significant investment income that throws me into IRMA land. And don't get me started on the investment income surtax also implemented by that commie reprobate Obama.
 
I just watched Michael Dell on Cramer, does anyone have the stock ? Its been on fire 🔥!

Dell Technologies
 
I got my third lot of GIS at $39 just now. Now paying 6.26% dividend. Also sold an April $42.50 call at 42 cents.

That’s it, if it goes in the crapper from there, I’m not buying any more.


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SWMR is still not trading yet. Seems to be a big order imbalance to the buy side, buyers offering over double what the stock was supposed to IPO at. This could be another wild ride.
 
Got some before the halt. Let's see what happens.
 
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It's politics.

Some slimy politicians figure out how to spend the money, then the money's gone. Then you wait til the other party is in power and start complaining about how there's no money left, and it's the other guy's fault.

Then you print more money, give it away, and take credit for giving people money. When the inflation inevitably hits, you blame the other guy.

Rinse and repeat.

Both sides do it. Most people don't understand politics, economics, or even simple accounting, so they just believe the guy from their own party. Both sides keep pointing the finger at each other, and the politicians keep doing their thing.

It's unlikely to ever change, so it's important to take care of yourself and your family.
One thing is for sure - the avg. "regular" American, regardless of political party - will never ......... NEVER get a fair shake when filthy-rich people are running things. They legislate for their benefit, and those other filthy-rich benefactors who dump trainloads of cash into their campaigns. When folks like the Koch brothers/family can fork over $800 million to the Republican party in one election cycle as they did a few years ago, and other multi-billionaires write checks for $250 million and up ....... they do it with the confidence/knowledge that they'll get at least that much back in return. Can no one see this??? In what way does a billionaire care about the struggles of "regular" Americans??? Or democracy??? Democracy is NOT in the interest of billionaires. They want all laws (including tax laws) to favor themselves - not us "regular" Americans. That's why they shifted the bulk of the U.S. tax burden onto us "little people" as billionairess Leona Helmsley once championed. Her quote, ".... taxes are for the little people."

If your net worth is under $10 million (and that's probably a low figure) - you aren't even in the picture. The U.S. is functionally an authoritarian oligarchy now. The really big players control everything. A good portion of the population sucked down the "promise" of better times for them like a flashy fishing lure ....... and got the hooks. If the super-rich actually wanted better lives for all Americans, why didn't they pay better for years, or develop & push for AI systems that they openly admit will eliminate millions more jobs??????? The so-called "job creators" have become the job eliminators. Hooks feel good in everyone's throats?? When even the college-educated, better-paid, white-collar tech jobs are replaced by AI programs, software, and robotics - how do folks with only high school educations, or even many various college degrees - survive and prosper?? Markets are extremely choppy and spooked, 401-K and IRA balances are dropping (forget the small daily ups & downs) - look at the trends. Natives are pi##ed and restless. I've got my popcorn ..........
 
The trends? The trend is always up. In other news, it pays to be a winner 😃
 
Pretty sure I bought cvx cause of SD. Keep em flowing.

One of the best benefactors of ai for us regular Joe's is electrcians. Atleast for now.

I thought the 16th was the big crash day folks predicted. The end of the myan stock market.
 
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I wish I had bought more CVX. Oh well. Maybe next war.
 
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