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chainl hunk shills have oddly abandoned the board after we treatened to expose the fraud outside biz

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Stocks opened higher on Friday, a day after a jump in bond yields and a more hawkish tone from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell helped to snap the longest winning streak for the S&P 500 and Nasdaq in two years.
The tranny fatty fappy rabbi crappy jabby banny niggy faggy trappy groomy farty glowy lefty shitty janny on biz must go

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The P/E ratio of CMG does not indicate that the fed needs to raise rates. CMG has proven amazingly resilient even when they have health scares, and management has shown a willingness to try new initiatives that have been working out well for them. I haven't tried their carne asada or used any of their drive throughs, but from what I understand people love it. They're one of the few QSR's that are growing fast, with a loyal base of customers. I remember them being big 10+ years ago, the fact that they're still in growth mode is impressive, and likely why they're getting so much attention from money managers.

I know the feeling of not being able to buy because it was cheaper when you first became interested. This is one of the things that has cost me a great deal of money because I didn't buy back in to apple, and didn't add to my stack of LMT and LHX.

But chasing is also a dangerous thing to do. Ultimately, you have to try different approaches and you'll likely lose some money doing it. Sometimes you will pay too much. All you can do is diversify and buy slowly.

I'm getting the sense that there is so much money on the sidelines because of people like you waiting for a dip/correction/crash. Because of this, we may be in a relatively overbought state for many months.

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>>14054643
Uhh... that's not a california law. It's something most developed countries do, but it can certainly be exploited.

If I were in charge of a country, and saw that another country, lets say Lichtenstein, were rounding up everyone of a certain ethnicity and killing them, I would definitely want to offer safe harbor to all of their engineers, physicists, medical researchers, and other specialized fields, and rescue them with a policy of "asylum." Of course, I'd have to take some rejects too, otherwise I'd get shit from the international community.

They'd probably be so thankful they'd just dedicate themselves to my war effort--I mean cellular networking infrastructure plan.

>>14054912
>I should probably not put all my money into one stock
>Probably
Just don't rush it. Not easy to find winners like AMD. Might I recommend you buy the next Healthcare FUD in Merck or UNH, or perhaps wait for the next tweet that tanks the market and hit up my friends MO, DIS, and MCD? (obviously KO, but good luck finding it cheap if it's not a total recession)

GH while hammered is top notch. Used to play rockband with my roommates when I was a big drinker. Good, sloppy, noisy times.

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