Oof, what happened? 850 to 240 in 2 days?!?!
Anyone investing heavily this year??
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yes sir, suprised there isn't any alpha on it in here at all...nada
Yea a short squeeze going on
$INTC. Raised prices on server CPUs due to shortage.
Congrats to those who piled in ~$20. Great run.
Seen it on cbnc riding high for 2 days, another Hertz play maybe
this after market bump looks nice.... it won't make up for my AMD FUCK UP
...(sold it at $256)but my intel i bought at $30 is going to be nice...
Sold today at 300this after market bump looks nice.... it won't make up for my AMD FUCK UP
but my intel i bout at $30 is going to be nice...
i should have waited cost me about 2500
this after market bump looks nice.... it won't make up for my AMD FUCK UP
but my intel i bought at $30 is going to be nice...
I need a $AMD to hit $600, so I can retire. I got time (hopefully), may not have the patience.
Might be $1000 next year
Damn, I never really believe in pre market, but damn. $INTC has started a bit of FOMO in CPU designer companies.
might jump back in..
AMD stock jumps to record high on upgrade, Intel results
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What happened: AMD (AMD) stock soared 10% to new highs in premarket trading on Friday.
What’s behind the move: D.A. Davidson upgraded shares of the chipmaker to a Buy rating from Neutral following rival Intel’s (INTC) strong quarterly results and outlook.
Intel’s results highlight the pivotal role central processing units (CPUs) play amid growing demand for AI agents, or bots that act on users’ behalf.
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"CPU is reinserting itself as an indispensable foundation of the AI era, and the once sleepy CPU market has taken off as agentic workloads shift compute needs beyond GPUs,” analyst Gil Luria wrote in a note on Friday. "We view Intel's results as a precursor for a huge step-up for AMD's CPU franchise,” he added.
The firm raised its price target on the stock to $375 from $220 “based on a structural increase in CPU demand on top of much improved visibility into AMD's role in the great data center buildout.”
What else you need to know: AMD, like other semiconductor stocks, has had an impressive run this year.
The stock has been sitting at all-time highs as the sector has led the broader stock market to new records this week.
Might not be a bad idea
Meta earnings is next week. Should be a money printer. Contracts already loaded
I bought that shit at $65 a few days ago and forgot they had earnings yesterday. Pleasant surprise when I woke up today!
They just laid off a bunch of people so you know they had a amazing quarter.
Yss sir, like taking candy from a baby
Slutty Vegan Founder Pinky Cole Files for Bankruptcy Amid Mounting Debt
The restaurateur owes $1.2 million to the Small Business Administration
Aisha “Pinky Cole,” the founder of plant-based chain Slutty Vegan, filed for bankruptcy in late February
Cole currently owes $1.2 million to the Small Business Administration via a COVID Economic Injury Disaster Loan. She also owes $192,000 in taxes.
Slutty Vegan was founded in Atlanta in 2018. It has nine locations across Georgia, Alabama, Florida, New York, and Maryland.
Cole was a TV producer before entering the restaurant space with Pinky’s Jamaican and American Restaurant in Harlem
She temporarily surrendered the company through a process called assignment for the benefit of creditors, an alternative to bankruptcy in which a struggling business voluntarily transfers assets to a third party to sell and repay creditors. Cole bought Slutty Vegan back about 45 days later.
Amid the financial chaos, Cole nearly died. In a sit-down with People, Cole revealed she experienced a life-threatening car accident when a mattress smashed her window on an Atlanta highway.
Later this year, she will make her debut on “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” reality show
Slutty Vegan Founder Pinky Cole Files for Bankruptcy Amid Mounting Debt
Aisha “Pinky Cole,” the founder of plant-based chain Slutty Vegan, filed for bankruptcy in late February. The restaurateur listed between $1 million and $10 million in assets and $1 million to $10 million in liabilities. Cole currently owes $1.2 million to the Small Business Administration via a...www.qsrmagazine.com
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The United States celebrates its 250th Anniversary in 2026—its Semiquincentennial—an occasion that is being observed by the U.S. Mint with this release of Proof Silver Eagles struck at the West Point that for the FIRST TIME EVER are dual dated with 1776 and 2026 dates! It’s also the 40th anniversary of the series and the 5th anniversary of the T2 Eagle design making this release a true trifecta in Key-Date numismatic history!
Medallic artist Michael Gaudioso retires from Mint
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Sad but true....when a company lays off a bunch of people that usually translates to its stock going up
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There are a few paths to gaining citizenship in a country you weren’t born in—from naturalization to proving your ancestry. While most of the time, either process is relatively lengthy and requires a significant amount of paperwork, you can go about it another, usually faster, way if you have the funds.
Known as citizenship by investment, or CBI, the process “allows individuals to acquire citizenship in a country by making significant financial contributions to its economy,” according to the Global Residence Index. Whether it’s a donation, an investment in real estate, or an investment in government bonds the minimum price tag is upwards of $200,000 in most cases.
While most destinations that offer citizenship by investment are in the Caribbean, there are a few in Asia, Europe, and the Middle East that also allow individuals to essentially “buy” their second passport, according to a 2025 report by International Living.
Starting with the “Caribbean Five,” which consists of Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, St. Kitts & Nevis, and St. Lucia, most of the island destinations require donations in the form of real estate.
To become a citizen of Antigua and Barbuda, you’ll need to invest $300,000 in “approved real estate” or make a minimum donation of $230,000 to the National Development Fund. In Dominica, you can invest in approved real estate projects valued at a minimum of $200,000 or donate $200,000 to the Economic Diversification Fund (EDF). To get your Grenadian passport, aspiring citizens can make a $235,000 donation to the National Transformation Fund (NTF), or invest $270,000 in real estate.
St. Kitts & Nevis citizenship is for sale starting at $250,000 with a donation to the Sustainable Island State Contribution (SISC) or to an Approved Public Benefit Project. Alternatively, you can invest in real estate, with a $325,000 minimum purchase. In St. Lucia, the CBI program requires a $240,000 minimum donation to the National Economic Fund, $300,000 for an approved real estate investment, or $300,000 in National Action Government Bonds.
If you’d rather have the flexibility to travel and live in Europe, look into North Macedonia’s CBI program; just be prepared to shell out around $235,000 for your citizenship. Cambodia’s CBI process involves a $245,000 payment toward “the restoration and rebuilding of Cambodia’s economy,” although a report from earlier this year noted that this amount has now gone up to $3 million.
Egypt, Jordan, Turkey, and Vanuatu also have their own citizenship by investment programs.
As you explore this path to citizenship, keep in mind that each country’s rules and regulations surrounding CBI may change periodically. For the most up-to-date information, be sure to check the respective official government websites.
Known as citizenship by investment, or CBI, the process “allows individuals to acquire citizenship in a country by making significant financial contributions to its economy,” according to the Global Residence Index. Whether it’s a donation, an investment in real estate, or an investment in government bonds the minimum price tag is upwards of $200,000 in most cases.
While most destinations that offer citizenship by investment are in the Caribbean, there are a few in Asia, Europe, and the Middle East that also allow individuals to essentially “buy” their second passport, according to a 2025 report by International Living.
Starting with the “Caribbean Five,” which consists of Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, St. Kitts & Nevis, and St. Lucia, most of the island destinations require donations in the form of real estate.
To become a citizen of Antigua and Barbuda, you’ll need to invest $300,000 in “approved real estate” or make a minimum donation of $230,000 to the National Development Fund. In Dominica, you can invest in approved real estate projects valued at a minimum of $200,000 or donate $200,000 to the Economic Diversification Fund (EDF). To get your Grenadian passport, aspiring citizens can make a $235,000 donation to the National Transformation Fund (NTF), or invest $270,000 in real estate.
St. Kitts & Nevis citizenship is for sale starting at $250,000 with a donation to the Sustainable Island State Contribution (SISC) or to an Approved Public Benefit Project. Alternatively, you can invest in real estate, with a $325,000 minimum purchase. In St. Lucia, the CBI program requires a $240,000 minimum donation to the National Economic Fund, $300,000 for an approved real estate investment, or $300,000 in National Action Government Bonds.
If you’d rather have the flexibility to travel and live in Europe, look into North Macedonia’s CBI program; just be prepared to shell out around $235,000 for your citizenship. Cambodia’s CBI process involves a $245,000 payment toward “the restoration and rebuilding of Cambodia’s economy,” although a report from earlier this year noted that this amount has now gone up to $3 million.
Egypt, Jordan, Turkey, and Vanuatu also have their own citizenship by investment programs.
As you explore this path to citizenship, keep in mind that each country’s rules and regulations surrounding CBI may change periodically. For the most up-to-date information, be sure to check the respective official government websites.
ltc is good. or even O.I got like 500 to invest where should I put it?
This is what I have so far I’m just getting started @cap213 put me on LTC
what made you invest in these companies, did you do any research on them?I got like 500 to invest where should I put it?
This is what I have so far I’m just getting started @cap213 put me on LTC
Yes
A few black YouTube channels put me on them
If yall have more for long term gains I’m all ears and it’s appreciated
Good info, but also draining. Crazy how they take a cut of what you work for, then take again from what you earn via investing.
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