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Market pumpers are in overdrive
It is certainly interesting to see people fly out of the woodwork to assure everyone with all the detailed explanations of why the market went down a few measly percent, to just keep buying and it will be all time …
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🚀 NFLX IS THE MOST UNDERRATED MONEY PRINTER ON THE MARKET RIGHT NOW AND YOU'RE SLEEPING ON IT 🚀
Alright degenerates, let me paint you a picture of a company that: Just raised **2026 free cash flow guidance to $12.5 BILLION** (up from $11B). That's not revenue. That's FREE. CASH. FLOW. [TipRanks](https://www.tipranks.com/news/netflixs-nflx-first-half-is-soft-the-second-half-is-where-the-bull-case-lives) Authorized a **$25 BILLION share buyback** on …
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US Government possibly to take stakes in AI company in the coming weeks similar to Intel
US President Donald Trump is planning to meet the bosses of some of the country's most notable artificial intelligence (AI) companies to discuss the government taking a financial stake in their future. Speaking on Air Force One, Trump said the …
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Index options data ESTX50, NDX, ES
Hi guys, I am looking for historical end of day options data for Eurex Eurostoxx 50 as well as Nasdaq, and S&P 500 to backtest mid- to low frequency strategies. Which platform can you recommend? Euro Stoxx seems hard to …
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Am I Wrong Here? Sell High, Buy Dip > Hold Through Dip at OG prices
To keep it short and simple (I'm more than happy to elaborate either in an edit or comment), if I bought a stock at $10 and it rose up to $30, I then sold it, and then bought it again …
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Getting out of a large deep itm protective put without exercising?
I have a large stock protective put position on 10,000 shares of Blackstone. My broker wont let me close the position in a single trade(shitty broker). I only have 100,000 in available margin in this account so i cant close …
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Counterparty risk assumptions
I'm a big believer in value investing and Warren Buffett's ideas of buying companies for less than what they're worth. But here's the part that I could never wrap my head around... Let's say a company's "intrinsic value" is $200 …