Prognightmare said:Nope, I believe that was Irish.NRD09 said:
Think prog is the pharma sme, be curious to hear his thoughts
I hope he and Brandon can get their differences resolved soon.
Rip
Prognightmare said:Nope, I believe that was Irish.NRD09 said:
Think prog is the pharma sme, be curious to hear his thoughts
I hope he and Brandon can get their differences resolved soon.
Agree with this. I've been pretty vocally bullish on the boards about Apple. Not only are they always coming up with something new, they are about to start getting into the manufacturing of some components they have instead been buying in the past. Also, there is speculation/buzz that eventually they will start getting more involved in finance/banking. All of that may or may not happen but in the short term I personally believe it'll continue to slowly run up until the split, then split, then when shares become cheaper it'll see another run up.Ragoo said:aapl is something you should be buying every month and holding until no one uses smart phones or iPads or macs anymore. You should also auto DRIP the dividends.Brian Earl Spilner said:
Thinking about buying 2-3 AAPL shares on my Roth account before the stock split.
Thoughts on this as a long-term hold?
What are you seeing to indicate this is going down or are you looking for a 5EMA reconnect?Agzonfire said:
Anyone looking at PENN puts a few weeks out? I'm looking at the $40 8/28s
0708aggie said:
Yeah don't see 80. At $10 that would be $21k profit for me. $80 would be ~$298k
If $80 happens, I'm buying everyone beers and 10% goes to McInnis's charity
Agree with both. When AggieD posts more than 100 characters I feel like I've read an entire book with the amount of information I learn. Sincere thanks to all of you.59 South said:
You're becoming a stock market thread cult hero. Just embrace it brother!
Also, more aggiedaniel posting as well please.
$30,000 Millionaire said:
What do you guys think about IDXX?
NRD09 said:
Also your rlftf suggestion makes you the penny whisperer
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President Donald Trump on Saturday signed a series of executive orders expanding coronavirus economic relief to Americans struggling during the pandemic.
The president's four orders extend unemployment benefits, provide a payroll tax holiday, defer student loan payments through 2020 and extend the federal moratorium on evictions.
Trump's orders will quickly face a legal challenge, as continuing the programs would require federal funding, which Congress controls.
"We're going to save American jobs and provide relief to the American workers," Trump said during a press conference at his private golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey.
Trump said he will establish a payroll tax holiday through the end of the year to Americans earning less than $100,000 per year and instruct the Treasury Department to allow employers to defer payment of the employee portion of certain payroll taxes. However, there's no guarantee workers will receive that money.
Day trading said:
This guy loves RLFTF too.
Day trading said:
This guy loves RLFTF too.
tlepoC said:
But I get really really excited when hundreds of thousands of shared get filled. Warm and fuzzy feeling.