Comments by "Lorenz Müller" (@lorenzmuller3542) on "CNBC Television" channel.

  1. Banana republic.
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  2. I'm no WSB-guy, I did not bet on GME.. And I usually disagree with Jim but he's right on this one: They are not dumb. Of course, it's exuberance but they targeted legit companies such as GameStop and Blackberry which were cheap.
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  3. Ok boomer.
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  4. He took customers money! Can somebody please say that???!!!
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  5. Ha! Sounds very presidential. Is this 2020?
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  6. "I hate Boeing. If I saw Boeing i'd punch it in the face." ^^
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  7. "Please let them die but please, dear tax payers, please save ME!" What a jerk!
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  8. Well, he was NOT a billionaire back when he paid pennys for PayPal shares. So i don't see anything wrong, in fact, I think it's GREAT!
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  9. Melissa's back! One of the better journalists.
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  10. Notice those funny looks by Becky and Andrew when Joe starts denying the CO2 problem. lol
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  11. Socialism for the rich.
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  12. If you're young: HOLD!! If you're older: SELL!!
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  13. Thought this show was about making money.
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  14. The big ones will get bigger. Culturally devastating.
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  15. HOW can you say this is a 'once in a lifetime generational buying opportunity' when stocks are only at 2017 levels???? This is insane and it's clear the plunge will continue. Raise cash, short some individual names if you can and hold.
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  16. The big guys like regulation, because it destroys their potential competition.
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  17. And we just cannot get rid of our government.
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  18. Cannabis is my worst investment.
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  19. They like eachother. ;)
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  20. Leon "I missed the rally, please sell" Cooperman
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  21. Big sell signal.
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  22. I think you mixed them up. lol
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  23. AMZN is the only big tech company that's reinvesting most of their profits. They are actually innovating, which is different from Apple and others that just sit on tons of cash, not even paying dividends.
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  24. She's the queen of stupid valuations.
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  25. "Be patient here people" Yup.
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  26. Don't buy IPOs. Wait for things to settle and stuff to research.
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  27. Twitter says time to sell Deutsche Bank.
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  28. Still the best long term bet on cannabis products, in my view. What do you guys think?
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  29. I really thought Palantir's primary revenue share would be government contract... 11% seems extremely low.
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  30. Voice of reason. One of the very few on CNBC.
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  31. Market didn't come back...
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  32. We don't know. I would not trust this guy. Just buy cheap great companies and keep them for a long time.
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  33. Cannot decide who's more annoying. Mohamed or SHEPARD SMITH HERE!
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  34. She basically didn't say anything substantial.
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  35. Ok, I have a crush on the host...
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  36. Cathie "buzzword guru" Woods.
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  37. FOMO
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  38. What the heck, Joe? lol "I sell, you should hold."
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  39. These guys got it wrong. They neglected the virus uncertainty.
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  40. "We have warned about this" - No, you didn't.
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  41. I think Melissa along with Tim Seymour might be the best hosts on CNBC in journalistic terms.
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  42. Cathie 'party like it's 1999' Woods.
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  43. Don't fall for this.
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  44. Not sure if I should start buying Beyond Meat...
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  45. 5:36 What the heck??? Hahaha
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  46. Ted Cruz doesn't understand the concept of private property rights. Nobody forces you to publish on and read Twitter.
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  47. Doesn't have anything to do with the shutdown. Educate yourself!
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  48. This guy annoys me.
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  49. "It's impossible for renewables to penetrate into jet fuels and ships..." No it isn't..
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  50. Oh, no... Not him again... lol
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  51. Vaccines take at least 12 months!!
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  52. "This time it's different" ... lol
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  53. The host is so cute... Ugh. Sorry, had to say that.
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  54. Financials in Europe??? Are you kidding??? Do not touch these!!
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  55. CNBC can be so entertaining. These guys...
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  56. 3rd world country. Sad.
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  57. So you believe the communist parties stats, huh?
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  58. uuuh uhh uuuuh uuuh uuh
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  59. They are down for a reason. And no profit margins with 0 fed rate.
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  60. Stop giving him air time. He has been wrong over and over again.
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  61. Shepard Smith here, thanks for watching CNBC on YouTube...
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  62. Exactly. There's no alternative to stocks and real estate
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  63. So he's overweight bonds. Useless.
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  64. Santelli's got it right
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  65. He's lying, he's distracting and he's dividing.
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  66. bs. This guy is just afraid as all of his "investments" are dependent on low rates.
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  67. Thought he was going to say Apple. lol
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  68. Buy!
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  69. I love to listen to this guy. It's a challenge at times but it's ENTERTAINING! lol Greetings to all you guys in good ole USA!
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  70. cute but probably crazy.
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  71.  @jesusmelendez5388  I guess I will... Long term bet...
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  72. I'm in at 7,29 for Aurora Cannabis... Seems like I bought too expensive...
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  73. Yes. ^^
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  74. Buy the things you'd buy anyway.
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  75. Stupid short-termism.
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  76. The journalist is beautiful. And I don't mean Joe.
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  77. 6:25 Exactly! Insane!
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  78. Trump said there might be something happening Dec. 15... What the heck does that even mean???
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  79. Sanchez and Bezos are super weird. lol
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  80. Owning a forest is not a bad idea. Almost as good as owning land.
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  81. Melissa did not age. At all.
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  82. And I say you will be wrong. Big screen, social element, dates, popcorn, experience, blockbusters.
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  83. They will burn even more cash when open...
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  84. Nothing beats popcorn, big screen and dolby sound.
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  85. Mr. gobbledygook never told you to "ride the liquidity wave". This is pure nonsense.
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  86. Appatooniddie! Like BOOM!
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  87. She will fail big time at some point. Her ETFs are at record short ratios.
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  88. Racist much?
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  89. Do not forget to CASH OUT! At least take some chips off the table. This will end ugly.
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  90. "Just the flue" they said. SELL this market...
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  91. Cannabis is what younger generations want. They hate tobacco and spirits. They love veganism, EVs and cannabis and the adressable markets grow over time by legalization. Exciting industry.
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  92. Pinterest? Interesting.
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  93. Here's my CNBC story. European student, started with ETFs and got into stock picking. Happened to come across CNBC videos on my stocks and loved the show. You guys are not only informative but pretty entertaining. lol Love it.
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  94. Why not long term?
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  95. Yadayadayada.
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  96. Plus, she's recommending very very bad companies trading with extremely high dividend yields and low pe ratios. Be aware of her recommendations...
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  97. Long Trulieve, Cresco, Aurora, Canopy, Green Thumb.
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  98. Hey Trumpster, YOU get taxed by tariffs. Don't you get that???
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  99. Will only buy for 30b USD.
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  100. "But buy Slack NOW" lol
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  101. This guy is changing his opinion twice every minute. Don't trust this failed trader. He has an idea about everything as Charlie Munger once said.
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  102.  @aklar_45  It's all talk... How can they know what trillions of people will do next on global markets? You can only predict, take a reasonable guess, nothing more. Charts only make sense historically.
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  103. This doesn't matter if you invest for 20 or 30 years. These guys are freaking traders and they probably underperform the S&P 500.
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  104. This is a terrible business model!
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  105. They negotiate. Otherwise Peltz would have complained publicly that they're using his name. He's in it for the long term and for the strategic partnerships.
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  106. Good news. This is a LONG term hold. You need to be patient. It's inevitable that markets will open up. Younger generations want cannabis.
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  107. This guy is so annoying. It's unbelievable.
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  108. Both left and right are protectionists.
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  109.  @inboxnews  Don't be sorry. Buy low, sell high.
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  110. This is what I'd call crony capitalism. We need free markets again!
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  111. ​ @szymonkalinski3014  Interesting. I think their brands can create a lot of value especially when they can successfully market them in the entertainment sectors the CEO mentioned. I think the gaming industry is especially interesting. People still know and buy Barbie, Hot Wheels and all that stuff.
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  112. She is. She's a cult leader buying expensive hypes.
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  113. Having a hard time understanding this guy here. lol
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  114. Buy Nordstrom, Macy's, Simon!
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  115. Go DeFi
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  116. BRILLIANT! Especially on Uber and Tesla.
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  117. Shepard Smith here, thanks for watching CNBC on YouTube...
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  118. There are only two projects, which will remain relevant: Bitcoin (digital gold) and Ethereum (dApps and smart contract platform). Beware of the others!
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  119. bs
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  120. I'm down about 50%with Aurora - don't know whether I should just dump all or hold long term... This is a mess.
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  121. These tech company, especially FB and Google will eventually be split or cracked down because they threat the governments monopolies.
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  122. Twitter sucks. It is a medium of simplicity and often anger. But its users are sticky...
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  123. No, it's his reaction to the bs.
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  124. Playing China by buying Alibaba
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  125. I'm officially a CNBC addict. lol
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  126. So what?? Let them go bankrupt if they can't run a business and are insanely leveraged. Let's import oil then!
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  127. Don't know what to pick. Might as well buy an index fund....
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  128. Do not chase stocks!
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  129. Buy HP and Xerox
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  130. Musk is the incarnation of this speculative mania and bubble.
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  131. Horrible outfit. Eww!
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  132. Oh i'm so waiting for next earnings!! Don't add here.
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  133. Should we now pause our investment plans until the next tariff round hits in on December 15...?
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  134. It's New Year in China. Watch out for Alibaba.
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  135. Software > Hardware
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  136. Please zoom out of the chart...
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  137. Wouldn't touch ETFs during these times.
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  138. I hope Mulan will flop because of the extra fee and theaters will survive!
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  139. Sure.....
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  140. They can't stop the dilution, can they? Stick with those, who have proven profitability, if any.
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  141. BUY!
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  142. Highly obscure company. I'd rather buy real estate than this stuff. No transparency.
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  143. There is no way to raise them anymore. Financial repression will continue worldwide.
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  144. Senate will block this
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  145. Long the markets. No matter what governments do, entrepreneurs will keep evolving! #StevenPinker
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  146. Buy the VIX
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  147. They raised tons of equity and cash. Won't go to 6. Even though it is overvalued.
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  148. Be ready to buy TSLA puts when the bubble bursts at some point.
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  149. Red week GLOBALLY
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  150. People say 'look at the facts'. The fact is, that we don't know the potential damage.
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  151. Hold! Defense spending going up daily.
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  152. I'd buy BP when there's blood on the streets. They will survive with their incredibly good balance sheet.
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  153. Did you do it together?
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  154. FED is causing biggest redistribution of wealth in history.
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  155. Thanks to central banks, yes.
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  156.  @bones007able  Essentially yes. Germany is considering it...
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  157. Got to remind everyone that ADR holders havbe ZERO rights. This might turn out to be highly fraudulant. They never opened the books completely at Alibaba.
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  158. I'd short this one when it's beginning to fall.
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  159. She's crazy!
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  160. Pumping and dumping the S&P 500? LOL
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  161. I picked up Store Capital, also the only REIT at Berkshire
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  162. 10m cut isn't enough. This is not a good deal for US producers.
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  163. This guy makes a lot of sense to me. Earning declines will come in waves. Both in terms of time and in terms of geography.
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  164. Hold 'em long term if you can. Good companies.
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  165. I wouldn't touch Boeing now.
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  166. I like REITs for 2020 and beyond. Rates won't be able to go up long term.
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  167. I'd rather buy cheaper stocks...
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  168. Pretty substantial comments here!
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  169. 99% of CNBC's program is designed for traders, not long term investors.
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  170. Long term bet
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  171. She's been wrong all along. The big guys (tobacco, alcohol...) will win this game ultimately.
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  172. This show is pure entertainment. Just stay long the markets. Zoom out and look at the historical charts. We all should be long term investors in the overall global market. No stock picking, no trading. Always long! #StevenPinker
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  173. I still don't see how these platforms are making money and where the growth would come from. All they are doing is connecting people.
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  174. My picks for now: Dollar tree, Mattel, Luckin Coffee.
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  175. Compare this drop to the tech bubble and the financial crisis. There's at least a 20% drop ahead of us. But the recovery will be even more impressive. Patience.
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  176. In other words - buy cyclicals.
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  177. How is Macy's 'strong'????
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  178. I guess these guys must sit on a big pile of cash and tons of gold or something... Missing huge stock market gains. Just silly.
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  179. They present different opinions. It's not a homogenous block...
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  180. He's saying that it's permissionless and inclusive.
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  181. Please talk slower.
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  182. Adjusted ebitda. lol
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  183. Show me his performance.
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  184. lowolatillidiee
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  185. Words matter and you are responsible for them.
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  186. People can rely on the NYSE!!
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  187. Increase spending on Meta! :)
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  188. Agreed
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  189. He might be right about AMC but he does not understand the movie theater industry. It will survive.
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  190. Worried about his freaking money.
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  191. What will happen to REITS when yields go up substantially?
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  192. Wait for earnings and hard data!
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  193. This is irrelevant for the average Joe investor. Ignore these traders because they are traders...
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  194. Do not listen to any anchors on CNBC.
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  195. I don't think overweighing cyclicals giving this run in the tech stay-at-home stocks is that illogical.
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  196. Short the airlines for a few days and go back into cash
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  197. Yup... We don't wanna talk about that. Ehemmm!
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  198. What the hell???
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  199. Somebody please comment the entrance mumbling of Jim. I never get it, sorry.
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  200. But it takes time
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  201.  @jmswolf1  I think Alibaba isn't expensive at these levels given their growth rate and profit margins.
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  202. Aurora (ACB) did that already.
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  203. Exactly. Hold and wait for earning reports and other hard data. Then start consider adding.
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  204. They are down already. I'd say next are restaurants
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  205. lol
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  206. Companies like Aurora (ACB) sell medical cannabis worldwide. There needs to be high quality standards. You can't just easily grow this in your garden... It needs to be potent and tested.
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  207. Great opportunities ahead with regards to medical use case and health care.
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  208. "I thought so..." lol
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  209. In Europe there are.
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  210. Well, obviously not... lol
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  211. Yes, but one might question if this sector is the best place to be in for growth. I doubt it.
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  212.  @juniorstockinvestor6356  I'm in my early 20s. My portfolio consist of a global index fund mainly. But I also began picking individual stocks, which one might characterize as "growth" stocks. I hold them for a few years at least. If I take some gains I usually put them in my index fund. That's the game play. I might also begin with EM investing, not sure if an ETF is the way to go there, though...
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  213. What about their warrants. A good way to invest into SPCE?
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  214. Oh this guy again? lol
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  215. Mista Laffer Laffer CURVE!
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  216. Mr. Buzzword.
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  217. Alibaba? lol
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  218. Oh my god... Where are you living?
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  219. It's entertaining. It's no science. Buy good companies and don't watch the news.
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  220. Those to me are not activists but terrorist. Stop destroying culture and stop being so INCREDIBLY DUMB on science, logic... and liberty.
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  221. What are his investments by the way?
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  222.  @radar0412  Entertainment with no demand???
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  223. Nope. Google HBCU.
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  224.  @TheProcrastinator6  I know, but I think he said it on purpose.
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  225. massive s&p bubble
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  226. Stocks, music.
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  227. Money
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  228. Gustavo Fring? Is that you?
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  229. BP or Shell..?
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  230. Don't understand all these dislikes whenever there's "black" content.
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  231. I would not touch oil stocks. As well as cannabis stocks. ever again!
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  232.  @inboxnews  The world belongs to the optimists, Sir. I'm long movie theater stocks.
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  233. Bullish long term, but you'll need patience. Mondelez and Kraft Heinz staff as directors. Biggest international footprint as markets continue to open up gradually. Low production costs.
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  234. Check out Moderna and BioNTech.
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  235. Question is, will this madness (oil stocks higher despite falling oil prices) continue???
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  236. KMI maybe
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  237. What about all that real estate??? Isn't that where the value is?
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  238. "We love everything" basically...
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  239. Biden?
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  240. Offtopic: I got some huge gains on individual stocks. Should I sell and put them into my index fund? I'm young and in it long term.
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  241. Uhm... Trade?
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  242. This show is pure entertainment. Just stay long the markets. Zoom out and look at the historical charts. We all should be long term investors in the overall global market. No stock picking, no trading. Always long!
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  243. Look for moat in software: Motorola Solutions!
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  244.  @You1uji  Wouldn't say that. I'm just very caucious and did a lot of research. What's your opinion on them?
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  245. Hotels and Restaurants? lol
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  246. Big Canadian companies seem to be leading the game. US plays will need a lot more time.
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  247. What about Lufthansa? I will probably short it for tomorrow. Travel ban, german shutdown..
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  248. Agreed
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  249. I think the FOMO crowd is already in.
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  250. What the heck!
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  251. I think I'm going to hold TD...
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  252. What makes them unique? Where's the moat?
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  253.  @royalmontpark  Suddenly a young doctor talking about the incompetence of the communist party handling with the virus is gone. Oops. US journalists get kicked out of the country. Oops. Now YOU use logic!
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  254. Stopped watching at Ebitda.
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  255. No, you will probably go to one with your hopefully healthy kids since they will still be around. Studios need them for their blockbusters and there will always be demand for going out, eating popcorn and watching on a big screen.
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  256. Users with buying interests. Better ad model.
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  257.  @Itsskevinnn  That is a wise move. I'm already heavily invested long-term so I short some stocks in order to raise more cash.
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  258.  @EMC_CO86_0_Z  lol
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  259. Long Aurora and Canopy.
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  260. lol
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  261. Nope to all three.
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  262. Just buy more of the relative underperformers. Don't sell anything.
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  263. BP or Shell?
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  264. There is one running. Former Governor (Mass) Bill Weld!
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  265. Which one? Altria?
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  266. Stop crying. Cannabis is in early innings. Aurora is still a leader along with Canopy and Curaleaf.
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  267. BMW > GM > Tesla > Ford
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  268. Stop Nordstream!!! Beat the heck out of the German Government if they don't stop that bs!!!!
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  269. Feeling very uncomfortable with the semis somehow.
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  270. A lot of Apple AirPods will be sold
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  271. VIX will go down, stocks haven't bottomed, EM will outperform, debt is a huge issue. Be selective.
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  272. Lol, Tesla is the most 200ish stock out there!
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  273. Doesn't make any sense.
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  274.  Mike B  They need lots of dried flower for international medical markets, such as Germany. I asked my local doctor and he told me Aurora is the option most people are choosing. It also requires tons of flower to produce edibles and oils. Look at the sneak peak to their edible product line - they will probably lead this segment. Edibles have a higher margin, and Aurora produces at a record of 85ct per gram, which will drive them to profitability mid term.
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  275. Yum China!
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  276.  @relekta183  Good point! You're right. I thought you'd have a specific argument for Disney to be in trouble short term.
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  277. Isn't 50% of a population enough...?
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  278. Shepard Smith here, thanks for watching CNBC on YouTube...
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  279. BB is probably next...
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  280. Uhmm, you wanna socialize housing and food?
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  281. Missed out on this deal... What could be the next acquisition target? GoPro?
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  282. I think this whole thing is ridiculous. The establishment is crying because they lost for once while private small guys and gals made some money. Of course hedge funds are on the long side of GME, BB and AMC as well! Especially when you look at after hour movements... It's totally clear. EQUAL RULES FOR EVERYONE!
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  283. So off base!
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  284. Let them die and help employees!
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  285. What's with Aurora?
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  286. I don't any but I'd hold. Maybe take some chips off the table and hold the rest. GME BB NOK AMC
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  287. Exept for Europe and NZ/AUS there is no safe place to put your money. Stick with the US. Much of US company revenues are made abroad.
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  288. Probably not, no.
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  289. I prefer Aurora Cannabis and Canopy.
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  290. Hm, millennial stocks... Aurora Cannabis, Uber, GoPro, Zynga for instance? Hmmm...
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  291. Do not trade, invest instead
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  292. This guy is ALWAYS too late to the party. It's pathetic.
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  293. Certainly a success you are pulling off in the US! Puts pressure on our stupid and incompetent government. Thanks for that. ;)
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  294. Would be the healthiest option.
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  295. Is Aurora Cannabis ACB a safe long term play?
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  296. UAAAH! TRADE TRADE TRADE! This is the FINAL one! Quickly! Buy or Sell something NOW! Uaghhh! Uahhh! This is ridiculous.
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  297. How are movies a broken business? AMC may be in trouble but the business model is still viable. Look at NY, CA, China.
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  298. Hahahaha look at that UBS sign
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  299. Same with Clorox and other covid story stocks.
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  300.  @netolawrence9154  Hm, interesting. But momentum can reverse, right? So one might think that at some point fundamental numbers combined with adequate stories should outperform.
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  301. I disagree. Tech will outperform. Maybe Banking.
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  302. Intel
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  303. So who's bailing out the central banks at some point?
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  304. If they'd actually built the Apple products 100% US NOBODY could afford them. We need trade, Apple uses parts from abroad. Nothing wrong with that. It's called trade! Trump doesn't understand economics.
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  305. Where do you think will this projection manifest itself first? Within the auto sector? I really don't see people abolishing Diesel and gas motors in Asia and Africa, let alone America and Europe. It's not happening.
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  306. Does rebalancing by definition imply SELLING winners? Can't it just be to add to losers?
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  307. Most of these guys are too late on a regular basis. Buy cheap!!
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  308. Start now. Buy more when there's a pullback. If you don't start now you'll miss a lot of growth. Market timing is a myth.
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  309. Any contrarian stock picks?
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  310. Italian banks will get in trouble. US banks as well.
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  311. Yup! I don't say this very often but she is both cute and super hot. She's got that look... Exactly my type. Love her hair as well. Okay, that's enough now... I feel creepy. lol But I am not...!
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  312. Agree.
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  313. SHORT this cult stock!!
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  314. Icahn made more money on Oxy I think. Buffett bought quite high. But of course it's about where the stock is heading.
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  315.  @hangender  Well, supply is not really as limited in housing as it is with Bitcoin. There can always be more real estate built or rezoned. Bitcoin is limited and very few people know or own it today.
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  316. I don't know what to think about them. Scary? Friendly? Hot?
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  317. Market top
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  318. Josh makes sense a lot of times, to me at least. I like his stance on the REIT sector and Store Capital.
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  319. Good news of professionalization!
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  320. What's with the cooked books????
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  321. We live in a time where basically NOTHING is certain, so NOTHING can be priced in. It's just that simple. Hold if you can. And wait for Q2/3 earnings to start valuating the stocks you like.
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  322. no
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  323. CAT
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  324. Thank Warren
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  325. One has to ask if anything changed for most of the stocks including Alibaba. I don't think this will be a long-term issue.
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  326. Any chance of inviting the host for a coffee in Europe? :D
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  327. This is NOT a longer term issue. Suplly chain, supply chain... Yeah, sure. Production will go other places including Turkey, Indonesia, Malaysia... Doesn't change anything fundamentally.
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  328.  @ari_is_faded8611  I'm not a shareholder of Apple but I have read from several US based companies that they try to mitigate their supply chains. We're not living in a static environment. Entrepreneurs will adapt.
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  329.  @AarronnBlade  I second that.
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  330. You have to find them first.
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  331. Institutions are actually gradually increasing equities with lots of cash that has to be spent.
    2
  332. Is this the South Park guy?
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  333.  @dodgingdurangos924  Check out the article on vanityfair. They wrote about this issue and I think you might be right here.
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  334. Who cares? Berkshire doesn't outperform anymore! It's a fact.
    2
  335. Accidental title on purpose.
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  336. Idiots
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  337. I finally catched a bottom! Yay!
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  338. CNBC and in particular Cramer is so funny and entertaining. Thank you!
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  339. EM is the way to go. India, China, Russia, Turkey
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  340. Any opinions on their business model?
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  341. lol
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  342. Of course it will come back. Question remains WHEN!
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  343. 22, I started a year ago saving 450 dollars quarterly for an index fund plus maybe 400 dollars a month for stock picking.
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  344.  @CaptainBenjamins  A lottt more. High 5 figure, sold out of index funds and am running a concentrated small and micro cap value portfolio.
    2
  345. lol
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  346. Didn't believe I actually would agree with this ******
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  347. No, No, No, No
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  348. The Apple ecosystem is amazing. They have a wide range of different products and services which are all connected together. People love the convenience and customers are extremely happy with Apple.
    2
  349. Both points are true. The first in particular. This is a temporary play. Both the Iran and China issues will be omnipresent.
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  350. Where to invest in when you got the 1st million in your opinion? Stocks? Real estate?
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  351.  @dpilotnyc7621  Genuine question.
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  352. Industrials!
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  353. moral hazard
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  354. ​ @server1ok  I looked at Lloyds, but I really didn't get excited about this compared to so many other investments in Emerging Markets.
    2
  355. "Roooxanne..."
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  356. Well, L3Harris are actually launching satellites... Bad journalism.
    2
  357. Stupid.
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  358. Stop my passive investment plan for a month or two?
    2
  359. Yes. Said something about the 'public'...
    2
  360. FED is causing biggest redistribution of wealth in history.
    2
  361. I would not touch office reits just now. Maybe retail reits.
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  362. Uhm... Berkshire maybe?
    2
  363. This means ETFs will go up in smoke, right? Retail investors needing liquidity and selling their positions.
    2
  364. I'd pick those over Trump any day for breakfast.
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  365. GDP is growing
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  366. What an absolute jerk calling this virus Wuhan flu. Conspiracy theorist!
    2
  367. DEBT!
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  368. BBB credit. LOL
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  369. Annoying reporter
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  370. Robots will be flippin' burgers longer-term, so who cares about labor cost?
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  371. The automakers do not care.
    2
  372. I didn't get the Kraft argument. Why does he think people are sticking with their product exactly?
    2
  373. Oh my god...
    2
  374. Opinions on Nokia and Zynga?
    2
  375. Mawwwkets
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  376. Aurora and Canopy will survive and grow.
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  377. I agree. A lot of it is priced in already. And all this crazy liquidity has to go SOMEWHERE.
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  378.  mana drama  The real economy yes. The stock market? Not so sure.
    2
  379. I hope they WON'T get bailed out.
    2
  380. And avoid market orders and use limit orders!!
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  381. Ja
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  382.  @Clyde  Huh?
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  383. I'll be watching at my theater.
    2
  384. I'm a political nerd, especially with respect to the US. I guess this was the last caucus in US history, though... :/
    2
  385. Agree on Schlumberger. It's about sentiment!
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  386.  @Everydaylife53216  Which of the oil stocks do you like the most? EOG, Schlumberger or even the pipe line play Kinder Morgan? Not sure, this would be my first oil stock. Maybe I just stay out of them and go for a US bank trade heading into 2020.
    2
  387. @O’ Mahoney I really hope for a strenghtened relationship to Europe. Maybe through a trade deal.
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  388. Same with WhatsApp.
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  389. No
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  390. Any opinion on Otis Worldwide, the UTX spin off? Wait to start a position?
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  391. No doubt. Question is when...
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  392. Look for Cinemark and Cineworld instead.
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  393. @Dutch 'Plan' Der Linde Or you short individual stocks. I do to raise some cash.
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  394. The majority of my assets are in ETFs. But I also own single stocks. Store Capital, Aurora, Shoprite, RIB Software, BioNTech. Not sure which position I should grow. Any ideas?
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  395. Trust the people who are experienced and old. Not the wanabes.
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  396. So is this yield curve control?
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  397. Well, he will be back unfortunately. Pretty sure...
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  398. Don't think so. Great growth story.
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  399. Ummh dude?? Wait for earnings maybe...?? Demand is nonexistant.
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  400.  @brandonreed09  Exactly! And I'd look at the airlines as an interesting indicator. They'll recover first. When? We don't know. May take a year.
    2
  401. You entertaining guys and gals!
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  402. He... is... slow... and redundand redundand redundand.
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  403. When people buy stocks, no matter what, then that's called a bubble...
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  404. Doesn't matter when you're in it for the long run. Start NOW!
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  405. I agree. And always do your own due dilligence. Get inspired by CNBC or Bloomberg but think for yourself, stay calm and know what you own to hold long-term. It's really that simple!
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  406. They exploit workers
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  407. Not relevant for me as a European student. :)
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  408. "induschtreeee"
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  409. Agree with Grasso. Wait on GM!
    2
  410. PINS!
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  411. Biggest position. Huge moat.
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  412.  @SharonDeCaro  But that is already KNOWN. That's the point here. Markets hate uncertainty.
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  413. Still waiting for an answer to this question as well.
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  414. Lol at Guy! Hahaha
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  415. Long-term, yes.
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  416. Domino's Pizza sucks. It's one of the worst products I've ever ate.. lol
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  417. Probably not. And it's also not clear when and if they rise.
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  418. Are you kidding me??? I guess we should all turn off CNBC for a month or two.
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  419. Name some save high dividend stocks... There are hardly any.
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  420. I agree. Covid peak in the developed world.
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  421. Don't think so. They profit from exciting and volatile times, though. Doesn't matter if it's a huge crash or a crazy bull market.
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  422. LOL! How is it a great business model? smh
    2
  423. lol at this segment... smh
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  424.  @You1uji  Would you start a position at these levels or what you wait for a pullback?
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  425.  @You1uji  I am very concerned about the debt... Have you looked at this yet...? Ugh!
    2
  426. next operating system
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  427. Cool look
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  428. "SPCE is the only way to play space" WROOONG
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  429. Spinning wheel, got to go round. Ding diggadiggadumm.
    2
  430. One man clown show. Charlie Munger said wise things about Elon Musk. Short!
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  431. Is he still invested in Slack, because he left the board...?!
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  432. Really? Hmm.. Why? I like the classic guys and gals around Melissa the most because they are the most entertaining.
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  433. Not sure if now but surely some days in the past, yup.
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  434. That's an art!
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  435. Don't listen to losers.
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  436.  @Jeffiscorey  lol
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  437. What to do with TD now? Jumped in yesterday. Should I hold or sell?
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  438.  @fernandoorozco149  I made a mistake. I'm a European retail investor and thought I'd be able to sell at the nasdaq. Impossible. Have to wait for prices to rise on German exchanges... Let's hope it will happen tomorrow...
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  439. Great comment. Also, consider this: With so many private companies struggling, investments will go down. Software applications won't be sold in the near term either.
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  440. Well, if you're young enough and you're building your portfolio now is a great time to start nibbling.
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  441. Errybody social distancin'!
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  442.  Mike B  They'll sell edibles and vapes in December
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  443.  @Waitaminutesilly  Look at the video clips Aurora posted on their derivative product lines. I think they'll be doing extremely well in that segment. They are leading the global medical markets already.
    2
  444. Chinatown down? Racism much???
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  445. Got no dry powder left. Just shorted the Vix. I'm screwed. Fully invested.
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  446. This is a long term bet. Average down. I lost 50%.
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  447. buy acreage?
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  448. by the way, he was dead wrong...
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  449. Hold or average down at 40% loss?
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  450. He is also mumbling around while people are talking. Really annoying, but also kinda entertaining.
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  451. @Rocknocker If not: SELL!!
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  452. What are your favorite picks?
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  453.  @interrogateme  Good one, haha!
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  454. Confirmation bias, huh?
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  455. ​ @peacewalker187  Ok, gotcha. I try to listen to people I disagree with. At least to those who have been right in the past.
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  456. 2nd wave incoming...
    2
  457. So you apparently found the love of your life with Tinder, huh?
    2
  458. BP or Shell as a speculative trade?
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  459. Are you still long?
    2
  460. Rather the lack of brains... "Dadada. All these Trump signs... Blah blah blah..."
    2
  461. Naughty Apple? What the heck man? Long Apple for 2020
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  462.  @NameGoHere  I think that the market doesn't differentiate between those big LPs and the US MSOs. So if the market goes up in general, Aurora and Canopy will as well. Or vice versa. The correlation is huge.
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  463. Any picks you'd prefer?
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  464.  @The_General_Zubas  Stocks...
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  465. How much should gold be within your portfolio? 10%? What's your stance?
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  466. Any stocks that are engaged in this industry?
    2
  467. He's a douchebag lol. He can't interview, and he's a dumb Trumpster obviously.
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  468. Nah.
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  469. Ok so they got the shades but where's the sun?
    2
  470. Otis Elevators!
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  471. Nothing more than a trade
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  472. Getting for example your groceries ordered online and delivered quickly is some serious convenient service!
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  473. Yeah, whatever... Stocks will rise.
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  474. Why not starting with 25? Unneccessary move. This won't fix a supply shock!
    2
  475. Wrong context.
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  476. Huh? :D
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  477. I'd by a global ETF first with those 500 bucks.
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  478. Well, they are not "extra", they are "intra". They actually very submitted BEFORE election date. Duh!
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  479. Sell. Lot is priced in.
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  480. Uhm. I don't see hysteria. TEST YOUR PEOPLE ALREADY!
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  481. Why not? It's a great thing to get some inspiration for stocks to put on your watchlist. Nothing wrong with that.
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  482. We need to create some copy text in order for people to bombard CNBC in the comment sections.
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  483. Remains to be seen.
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  484. Any alternatives? :P
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  485. Amazon and L3Harris are ok.
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  486.  @eirikarnesen9691  And you seem like a guy that thinks myspace is still on sale... Idiot.
    2
  487. stocks are NOT real assets.
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  488.  @jordanmazzuca6186  Financial assets.
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  489.  @DaFactsNoNonsense1713  Well, they're profitable, they have scale, they have IP, they have distribution networks...
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  490. Well, read FA Hayek and you know the guy is right.
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  491. Rub it on chest?
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  492. I'm going with Aurora (ACB). They are leading the global medical markets including Europe.
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  493.  @brianbevilacqua4984  Neither Canopy nor Aurora can sell in the US due to legal restrictions, so...
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  494. Which is not neccessarily a bad thing!
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  495. Provocative
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  496. My REIT is dropping like crazy...
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  497. Did you went with a competitor?
    2
  498. Mondelez and Kraft ex-staff on their board now. Mondelez officially stated they look carefully at the CBD opportunities.
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  499. ​ @jamesc0890  Google Mondelez and CBD. Also google Lance Friedmann joining the Aurora board. He worked for Mondelez and is very experienced.
    2
  500. Romney? Flake? Weld?
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  501.  @francescadaniel6381  Oh, forgot him. Yeah, lots of options available, actually. Will be interesting to see.
    2
  502. Totally ignorant. The condition that sets Australia, Germany and others apart from the US markets is that they managed the virus in a better way... The recovery began in Asia (particularily China), followed by Europe. US is last.
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  503. These guys are always late. Bad thing as traders.
    2
  504. You invest long-term, meaning for a minimum of 5 years.
    2
  505. And a gain on the wealthiest.
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  506. Why...?
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  507. Crony capitalism is what it is.
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  508. 1:40:00 cute
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  509. They do acquisitions with it.
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  510. Expensive.
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  511. Yeah, Airbnb since its business model works. Doordash, not so much...
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  512.  @jaydenli9531  Well, you're right. But the rhetoric isn't over yet. The markets are fear driven now. So I'd wait a little and monitor the markets.
    2
  513. Eugene Profit. Dat name though.
    2
  514. @Niels Bohr Well, it can happen. People have been cut off due to political reasons in other states.
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  515.  @nuprotocol  Where do you got that from...?
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  516. Well, prices have recovered... You need to stay invested.
    2
  517. Stop using the word complacent.
    2
  518. Can't decide between Macy's, BedBathBeyond and GameStop. Maybe I won't leg into either of them.
    2
  519. lol at Guy! hahaha
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  520. yeah, gr8 question.....
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  521. Why? Don't you think these daily news are irrelevant for long term investments?
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  522.  @AM-tw5rv  Stocks and gold are the way to go. Maybe real estate if you can afford it.
    2
  523. I'd probably pick Shell or BP over Chevron.
    2
  524. How is there "limited downside"?????
    2
  525. The pink hair is a pretty, pretty bold move. I applaud her for that.
    2
  526. Big markets are not a good idea to chase due to competition. Getting whacked!
    2
  527. Sheppard Smith here! THANKS for watching CNBCEEE! On YouTube
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  528. Joe, you don't get paid in negative interest rate countries for buying a house... That's just fake news. Morgage rates are positive globally. Banks are in trouble, though.
    2
  529.  @juju10683  He is a little, well, let's say American. Although I love most of them lol
    2
  530. Stick with stocks!
    2
  531. The top 1% of the top 1% of the rich top 1% need to pay their fair share! The rich cannot continue to get richer!
    2
  532. I like that CNBC has funny and strong characters. Haha
    2
  533. I actually thought Apple would buy Discovery...
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  534. lol
    2
  535. And a great advertising platform.
    2
  536. And tax free long-term(!) capital gains
    2
  537. "Historically" - yeah, that's the point here. Markets look forward. This is a bear market and unemployment will rise.
    2
  538. Dollar Tree?
    2
  539.  @Mojo16011973  Doesn't mean 'oil is dead"... There are lots of companies who break even at 40 dollars.
    2
  540. "The consumer is healthy" and there's "household debt". Yeah, ok. Fine.
    2
  541. So stupid...
    2
  542. Cash to survive and yes, more debt.
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  543. Me too. Think it will happen as well. But ABNB will be intersting to watch as well... Might pop.
    2
  544. Anyway, here's what I'm thinking. Docusign is still far away from turning profitable. Shares might dive when people realize that at some point. I say wait for a correction.
    2
  545.  @miltonpeter1295  What the hell man? They are not profitable. There's nothing wrong with that statement!
    2
  546. Nah
    2
  547. Probably Wynn
    2
  548. Wanna invest in a dirty oil company in the 21st century? Hm... Not buying.
    2
  549. Pay your rent first, buddy
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  550. Echhh...
    2
  551. I think he's kinda funny the way he moves his head around.
    2
  552. Why focus on the western world? Look at emerging markets and frontier markets!
    2
  553. No, it's only picking up once people are able to spend when the virus is gone. Then inflation will pick up which is good for the big guys and bad for the small guys.
    2
  554. ​ @matthewfrancis8470  Totally agree. My biggest chunk is a global ETF. I started adding smaller stock picks for some alpha. Has worked out well but there is no guarantee. I usually put those individual gains into the fund for long term growth. Unfortunately I am still a student and can only afford to dollar cost average since I lack of capital. I add quarterly.
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  555. I live in Europe, so I don't have that much expenses. Here's my current portfolio: Alibaba, L3Harris, Motorola Solutions, Aurora Cannabis and a battery company called Varta of course along with my ETF.
    2
  556. Drawdown maybe. But no collapse.
    2
  557. 5:03 interesting face..
    2
  558. EM and FM stock picking is the way to go.
    2
  559. This is what makes DIS so interesting! All these different revenue streams. Wow, really impressive!
    2
  560. Nuveen strategist Bob Doll: I missed the rallye
    2
  561. Technicians can kiss my *
    2
  562. Are you kidding? These are a very short term trades, no investments!
    2
  563. These guys should disclose if they're trading or investing. Really annoying!
    2
  564. How so?
    2
  565. DO NOT BAIL OUT! Stop the socialism and let the markets work. This will leading to moral hazard.
    2
  566. She has a very mysterious look there...
    2
  567. Here's the guy that said he wouldn't touch Chinese stocks. Do NOT listen to these guys and gals. Just see this show as entertainment and maybe as inspiration for further due dilligence on your own behalf.
    2
  568. Too late. Now he might be right, actually. But he WAS wrong.
    2
  569. Dude, there is no such thing as 'inherent value'. Values are subjective.
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  570.  @andis9076  Hope he loses a lot.
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  571.  jenomsedivam  Love ya too
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  572. Doesn't make sense. At some point the risk free premium may be too big to justify stock valuations. Period.
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  573. Yeah, sure......
    2
  574. It's called entertainment
    2
  575. Was kaufst Du so?
    2
  576.  @hansel1611  Cool, so are you picking individual names or do you invest in the overall (global/US?) market?
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  577.  @hansel1611  Sounds good. I started at age 21 with a Developed Countries ETF and now dig my toe into stock picking. Want to keep it rather simple, though. My first stock was actually Aurora Cannabis. Now I try to figure out whether to buy the dip on my ETF or on Aurora... What's your opinion? I'm holding long term.
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  578.  @hansel1611  Thanks for sharing your thoughts. My idea was along these lines: Aurora seem to be leading the global markets and will be among the first big Cannabis companies to be profitable, strong management, well integrated. I expect this industry to be growing in time. Plus, the volatility is just bigger compared to my ETF... Which implies more possible gains. Tough one... Still not sure. I'm actually leaning towards buying more Aurora.
    2
  579. At this point. lol.
    2
  580. It's not THC, it's VITAMINE E! Gosh...
    2
  581. Millennials buying their 2nd home... And then she's defining it within the range of mid 30s... Aha.
    2
  582.  @BjorckBengt  Tesla is not even a profitable company, they show a profit due to tax credits. They are selling very few cars. It's totally fringe and it will not save the world from whatever.
    2
  583.  Luna EB  Unfortunately the GOP has become some sort of Trump cult.
    2
  584. citi lol
    2
  585. In your face, Joe!
    2
  586. How about playing the EEM for 2020?
    2
  587.  @sonnypemberton  Cruiselines still down >60% off their highs - hmmmmmmm
    2
  588. Just bought an AMC rival. :P
    2
  589. I agree on EM!
    1
  590. GM, Ford, Porsche/Volkswagen, Toyota, BMW > all pure play hype EV companies.
    1
  591. Can't believe people are fearing inflation now... Unbelievable.
    1
  592.  @bryanh8292  There is price inflation going on with regards to equities and real estate. But look at the CPI. Wages are going up as well.
    1
  593. What's with the bad data they published though? I'm not sure on this one....
    1
  594. Are you re to the reverse split particularily or do you see a fundamental issue?
    1
  595. No equities whatsoever? Hell no! Gold is just a security.
    1
  596. Even when supply is limited?
    1
  597. Those canadian companies ar enot only operating in Canada. They sell abroad.
    1
  598. Guy "room to the upside" Adami, Pete "volatility" Najarian, Tim "and gain" Seymour, Dan "incremental high" Nathan :D
    1
  599.  @giant_avocado7973  Never saw these fellas during one. Going to have to adapt their names if you're correct.
    1
  600. Led Zeppelin song indeed!!! <3
    1
  601. You got it.
    1
  602.  @zacksnyder4082  Yes, that is true. And for the SEC.
    1
  603. Investors? Gamblers!
    1
  604. As a European I always find it fascinating that you guys actually call this breakfast lol. I think I'd still prefer Tim Hortons, though
    1
  605.  @adriansegura6352  How? There is no way to end a bitcoin or ethereum blockchain
    1
  606. lol
    1
  607. I did
    1
  608. No. Otis is a great company.
    1
  609. Hey, what do you think about Yum China now? Do Chinese love their brands? Is it undervalued in your opinion? Best regards from Europe!
    1
  610. Moderator annoying as hell.
    1
  611. Wow
    1
  612. I think there are stranger guys and gals on the network haha.
    1
  613. Name some you're in or watching. I agree with you on the expensive tech and Apple.
    1
  614.  @SuperCowboys16  I agree. Entertainment, maybe cinemas, maybe oil, small caps.
    1
  615. lol
    1
  616.  @yush321  I wouldn't invest long term in these. And I don't see how these yields are sustainable. Yet, I do think that EM demand will go up over time. Especially in India, China and South America.
    1
  617. Ethereum and Bitcoin will survive
    1
  618.  @dodgingdurangos924  Google vanity fair trump trade. Something like that.
    1
  619.  @Americabeatz  To my knowledge not even in bearmarkets. Ray Dalio tops Berkshires performance.
    1
  620. Yes, but Booking.com is nothing more than a platform. Not that much capex to be spent.
    1
  621.  @Jay-xr3sb  Well, I get that but travel will pick up some day and Booking is probably the best play to that reopening theme some point in the future.
    1
  622.  @Jay-xr3sb  Fair enough. I'm not invested in BKNG. My only reopening cyclycal stocks are some industrials. And I may add Kraft Heinz or any other defensive play. Not sure.
    1
  623. Haha, yeah! I wonder what's next for Zaslav and Discovery now. Maybe another sports deal. Pretty sure Apple will do something soon within the media space as well.
    1
  624. lol idiot
    1
  625. Which way?
    1
  626. FRANKEL'S all day!
    1
  627. Yup. Over the top reactions. "Wow! Uuh!"
    1
  628. Cooked books.
    1
  629.  Gaius Julius Caesar  How so??? They've got tons of debt.
    1
  630. Oh my god, so stupi!!!! Hold!
    1
  631. lol
    1
  632. I agree with him that there WILL BE a buying opportunity. But not just yet! HOLD or SHORT and raise cash
    1
  633.  @iamtherussiantroll3032  Any stock picks in Russia? I like Yandex so far.
    1
  634.  @R3tr0v1ru5  I'm in under 200 USD. Holding for the next years.
    1
  635.  @R3tr0v1ru5  Cool! Got any other EM stocks that you want to hold long-term?
    1
  636.  @R3tr0v1ru5  That's a US stock, not an Emerging Markets name... Any in those?
    1
  637. ​ @R3tr0v1ru5  No worries. I'll take a closer look at Indian oil-to-telecom conglomerate 'Reliance Industries'. They are highly diversified and expect to become the Alibaba of India. XP sounds interesting, I might do a little research on that, thanks.
    1
  638. They missed Fitbit...
    1
  639.  @eddywinata  I'm still short MGM x10 :) Will go bankrupt. Credit downgrades incoming
    1
  640.  @susancorgi  I invest long term
    1
  641. McDonalds and CULTURE?? LOL, those are the opposite.
    1
  642. gobbledegook
    1
  643. Akne capital? lol
    1
  644. Well, they are expensive. That's what I went with Aurora with a somewhat more modest valuation.
    1
  645. Funny to talk about LAST CHANCE TRADES now. There will be LOTS of chances......
    1
  646. This
    1
  647. Cool guy
    1
  648. I guess Banks own them?! Or they got auctioned.
    1
  649.  @farzana6676  Why? I don't think China is the biggest threat. It's either Iran, North Korea or Russia.
    1
  650. It's international, cheap and scalable.
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  651. They forgot Amazon and Apple..
    1
  652. I'm in at 5,57 Euros ACB
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  653.  @btc1m654  It isn't. High dividend yields and ultra low PE ratios are usually a huge warning sign to investors.
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  654.  @americanhero8606  Oh, I agree, you're absolutely right. My bad, should have clarified. This will come in phases as well. Both time wise and geographically.
    1
  655. I'd consult my lawyer and make a safe deal with them to ensure that cut is indeed temporary. I don't think much in this world of economics and politics will be 'temporary'...
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  656. Silly segment. Of course people will return!
    1
  657. Aggressively neutral. Well that's a new, haha!
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  658.  @Joe-ij6of  Yup, got that wrong.
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  659.  @Joe-ij6of  How so? I'd say the opposite. Government will grow over time...
    1
  660. Crypto is exciting. As is space, cannabis and EM. Love the financial world!
    1
  661. It's not like China is going under...
    1
  662. Any interesting small cap stock picks?
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  663. Which of all these fellas actually has a good track record? Serious question, no hate here. Just curious.
    1
  664. I like Motorola Solutions at these levels. Maybe even some defense stocks.
    1
  665. How to hedge? Gold and bitcoin?
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  666. Any opinions on hearing aid stocks as a long term investment?
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  667.  @server1ok  But would domestic be the way to go If you want the GBP hedge? I think so. Here are some long-term stock picks in EM: Alibaba, Koc Holding, Vale, Tata Steel, Reliance Industries, Airtel Africa, Shoprite.
    1
  668.  @server1ok  I have no clue what you're talking about. I'm certainly not buying any additional developed country stocks now lol
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  669.  @server1ok  Was referring to those 100 shares you've mentioned. Care to elaborate on what you meant by that because the number of shares seems to be irrelevant but volumes matter obviously...
    1
  670. And those OPEC deals are not enforcable.
    1
  671. Lufthansa as a trade!
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  672. Got any stock picks in that sector?
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  673.  @frankg8861  That's the one I had in mind as well!
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  674.  @StockMarketTradingMoneyMaking  Will check those names out, thank you. So much to research for 2020: healthcare, biotech (check out Biontech, Stemline, Alexion), gold mining stocks, cannabis stocks may turn profitable, EM especially China (Baba)... Still looking for some defensive plays though.
    1
  675. "Politicians are all talk, no action" Donald J Trump. What an idiot! Taxing the poor with his stupid tariffs.
    1
  676. Why? He is funny!
    1
  677. old man
    1
  678. Why? It's his job to be bullish. They need money.
    1
  679. Instagram sucks.
    1
  680. Who cares about PENSIONERS?????? Are you kidding???
    1
  681. You forgot North Korea and nuclear weapons! No. 1 threat as far as I am concerned. Don't underestimate Iran, though. They want to scrap Israel off the map. The US will have to get along with China and it will happen at some point. Russia is a bear as well...
    1
  682.  @ciaronsmith4995  You don't like the jews, huh?
    1
  683. race sun studio
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  684. Preserving the crispiness.
    1
  685.  @michaels4255  A friend working in the industry told me that boxes do matter with regards to crispiness and thus taste. It makes a lot of sense to me.
    1
  686. He's the best paid... I really think Becky or Melissa should be...
    1
  687.  @user-fx5sw4jy7hYz9Hzi  There will be consolidation.
    1
  688. Alibaba > MAGA
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  689.  @mingdianli7802  In terms of valuations certainly. Emerging markets will outperform.
    1
  690. Lots of malaise is priced in now. Stock's at 2.60 USD now
    1
  691. Tons of debt.
    1
  692. ​ @ryanurbanek8408  Depends on the companies you're looking at. Some have strong balance sheets or will be able to improve them in the longer term, given their cash flow.
    1
  693. Stop inviting people who have been wrong!
    1
  694. Wearables and services are going well also!
    1
  695. How to short oil stocks? Which instrument should I use?
    1
  696.  @jiujitsu94  They are all terrible. lol
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  697.  @jiujitsu94  Imagine what's happening to the stock when things are turning from worst to a little less worse. That's when big money will be made.
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  698.  @jiujitsu94  No. Why doesn't it make sense? When things are turning from 0 to 0.5, gains will be made. At least that's a familiar pattern with other sectors and stocks.
    1
  699. Well said!!
    1
  700. Under 3000? Wow!
    1
  701. What is "it"?? A recession? A depression?
    1
  702. Go DeFi
    1
  703. What about spin-offs? Are they usually going down as well?
    1
  704. Shepard Smith here, thanks for watching CNBC on YouTube...
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  705. Impossible in overregulated Europe. How high could rents be?
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  706. @jennie henriksson Both
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  707. The business model is broken.
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  708. Nokia worth a trade or even investment?
    1
  709. Buy FANG or EOG?
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  710. I love his loook. hahaa
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  711. Makes no sense at all. Bullshit company. Beware of Facebook and Google, they will get f'ed hard by the government eventually.
    1
  712. Copper > Silver
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  713. Who needs Pinterest????
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  714. @mrmichaelmw Bullshit
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  715.  @alexcantu3920  It implies that it's man made and created in China. Don't you get that?
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  716.  @alexcantu3920  So why do you have to call it China virus. See, before the serious spread of the virus, people actually boycotted Chinese/Asian restaurants in my country. This is insane and there's a racist tone to it. Baffles me people are so stupid not to get that!
    1
  717. Declining margins since 2017. What is 3G doing??
    1
  718. Why Pioneer and not other oil stocks?
    1
  719. Plastic garbage
    1
  720. STOP IT!
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  721. UK banks!
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  722.  @justwrapapi  IF ANY, BP or Exxon.
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  723. lol
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  724. Well said.
    1
  725. Healthy pessimism.
    1
  726. I prefer software and services over chips.
    1
  727. lol
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  728. Why do you prefer Newmont? From my understanding they seem to have the better balance sheet and the better managment. What's your take?
    1
  729. RED on monday? Futures are up 8%!!!!
    1
  730. What to short? Wynn? MGM Resorts? WWE?
    1
  731. @Sebastian Pichardo Why Boeing?
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  732. Isn't this priced in already?
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  733. Bunch of idiots. To say that fundamentals don't matter... That's bs. Look at the net nets for instance holding up well or even going up!
    1
  734. What about Aurora though..? Also long?
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  735. Which names?
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  736. Which one do you recommend? VYM?
    1
  737. Why not? I think companies like Netflix or Spotify would fit the Apple environment well.
    1
  738. Have to say this, I love Morgans look at the end of her questions... lol
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  739. Let big chains die
    1
  740.  Richard Dixon  Began to average down.
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  741.  Richard Dixon  This might be the bottom.
    1
  742. That would be Liechtenstein or New Zealand
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  743. Very thoughtful comments. Imagine for one day Apple, Tesla, Amazon or any other major tech company selling autonomous cars or selling services through their huge distribution channels... Boom. I think a better way of trying to capitalize from ride sharing and autonomous driving would probably just to invest in GM (joint venture with Lyft), BMW or similar traditional car manufacturer. Any thoughts on this?
    1
  744. You can tell he invested in Uber... lol
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  745. No, it doesn't.
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  746. Alibaba is the name to pick here.
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  747. Excuse me but how is this a SELL OFF???
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  748.  @Andrew-3445  This is by no means a sell off. Look at the long term charts... This is overexaggerated.
    1
  749. The options comments are very interesting most of the time. But other than that... Yeah, just gambling.
    1
  750. Begin buying Airbus.
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  751. It is impressive, indeed.
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  752. 5:38 ... lol, cringe...
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  753. Dude! Stocks are financial assets. They are not real assets.
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  754. He's an idiot Trump cult fella.
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  755. Coke?
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  756. He's fighting to get elected. That's all. Plus, socialism kills.
    1
  757. What's an American company. Name one. Stupid comment.
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  758.  @cristobal9677  No
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  759. They raised a shelf prospectus worth of 750 million dollars. I don't think dilution will matter long term.
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  760. She doesn't take it seriously! Unbelievable. Italy is shut down, bank are in trouble. They have been before and this will be ugly. I'd wait for earning reports and other hard data! For now: HOLD.
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  761. Smart man.
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  762. Which do you prefer?
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  763. Now buy it as he is bearish
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  764. Still long Apple. It's a big world, particularily excited about mobility and health care
    1
  765. Canopy will certainly survive. What about Aurora? Mondelez staff is stepping in.
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  766. She's not only annoying but also wrong a lot of times in the long term.
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  767.  @ajtam05  Some say these voices are there due to biological/evolutionary reasons.
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  768. I prefer Diageo over Coke.
    1
  769. Apparently. Spirits have better margins and beer is indeed declining, while Gin, Rum, Scotch and Tequila are hip.
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  770. If your young: Both! If your older: Only passive.
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  771. This is a EM buying opportunity. Wouldn't buy US stocks at these levels other than your regular passive investment portion.
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  772. How is this a sell off??
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  773.  Krzysztof  It's more so the government than Wall Street...
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  774. He will be removed from the White House by the military or FBI. And he might get locked up after a trial.
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  775.  @allie8442  absolutely!!
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  776. Wonder what he is long on
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  777. She's too exited. I don't listen to her.
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  778. Earning better be good. Geopolitical tensions will omnipresent, especially China and Russia. Do not undererstimate these forces.
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  779.  @Aloewells  Don't see that happening.
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  780. Bought Aurora ACB long term. Not happy yet.
    1
  781. Why didn't Hasbro shares drop yet???
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  782. lol
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  783.  @Everydaylife53216  I'm looking for growth. My top pick for 2020 would be either energy (Schlumberger probably) or us banks (big group, probably BAC). Still not sure.
    1
  784.  @daisyjune5135  Nope.
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  785. I'd buy NEM on weakness. So not now. Wish it would trade lower. Not invested yet... Are you?
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  786. Canopy and Cronos are backed by billions of cash. Aphria has proven profitability and prudent cost management.
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  787. So which banks is he long? US banks and Emerging Markets...?
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  788. Abroad?
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  789. 'Bloated balance sheets' lol, as if they don't exist anymore. Also: Italy banks will be in big trouble and European overall.
    1
  790. Always
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  791. Humanity! Progress!
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  792.  @mikejens2271  I mean, it is a 5g play also, right..?
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  793. Hey Ann, you guys deserve a better, decent and RELIABLE leadership. We need you! Stay safe and be happy.
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  794. aint no stoppin obi toppin
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  795.  @jiujitsu94  Any other company having more patents than Aurora, Canopy excluded?
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  796. MSGN!
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  797. Don't need these large chains. Let them die. They go plenty of money and tax cuts. Let them die.
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  798. Let's hope this isn't the last.
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  799. Companies listed on, let's say Swiss stock markets are not neccessarily exclusively operating in Europe. We live in a globalized world. Do your research on individual companies with big market share and pricing power. There are a few within the European markets.
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  800. They said they have NO links to Blm.
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  801. No, he's funny. :D
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  802. Can biotech stocks be a long term hold or should I trade them?
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  803. Think that was a rhetorical question actually.
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  804. Strong balance sheet and real estate assets.
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  805. Look for leisure stocks!
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  806. Great comment. You got it right. It's a fun game. Beware of it getting too big within your life and you'll be fine.
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  807.  @jmwSeattle  Good luck to you! I started a year ago with investments. Still a student. Wanted to start young. My bets are rather niche, I think - besides playing an iShares World ETF I own RSTAY, STOR, BNTX and ACB. Might add other positions, going to wait for a market correction. Currently looking at Zynga and Nokia. Not sure, yet. I try to be open minded and will continue to research.
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  808. Space mining maybe..
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  809. What the heck, dude?! Buy buy buy... Inflation and QE leading to rising stock prices.
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  810.  @eirikarnesen9691  Considering global debt I don't see interest rates going up substancially. So real estate/IP/stock prices will continue to rise long term.
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  811.  @eirikarnesen9691  ok lol
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  812. On point!
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  813.  @eddywinata  Thanks for your comments - as always very substantial. I do have to say though that out of all these IPOs Pinterest seems to be the most likely option to become profitable. I am thinking of buying some shares for long term investment.
    1
  814.  @Kriishna47  I agree, Krishna. Wanna get in the stock. Don't know on what levels, though. I will probably wait...
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  815. He is the top earner... Cannot believe it. Becky is way better. Melissa as well... Ugh..
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  816. Corona virus isn't macro, idiot.
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  817. FRANKEL'S all day!
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  818. Spot on, Sir.
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  819. Waiting for SpaceX
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  820. What the heck man? It's an exogenous event. It's temporary.
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  821.  @jiujitsu94  Would you buy both canopy and acreage then?
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  822. lol classic
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  823. At least more accurate pronounciation than "mooaarrkets"
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  824.  @TheBooban  No, it's the other way around. Professionals (bankers, management and private equity investors) priced(!) this. Retail amplified the move up.
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  825.  @TheBooban  No. The initial price was 68 USD.
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  826.  @TheBooban  That's simply not true. Retail investors got in as well.
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  827.  @TheBooban  No, I know this thing. Depends whether or not you have an account of the IPO's underwriter and you need a certain amount of capital already. But don't tell me it's impossible. I know retail people who've participated privately.
    1
  828.  @TheBooban  Wow.
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  829. Why not Paypal?
    1
  830. Let those leveraged big oil pigs die!!! They are NOT essential to the US or to the world.
    1
  831. Uhm, maybe they should just meet, ay?
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  832.  @fcbv1  Probably not yet. Which calls do you own? Earnings were bad today, so tomorrow may be a key trading day for Tesla. Good luck to you! I'm ready as well.
    1
  833. Eth in particular seems compelling. Decentralized apps fueled by Ether.
    1
  834. What's with the Vancouver tax? How much is it?
    1
  835.  @radar0412  Who said that? Oh and by the way, I think it's true. They can weather the storm, they don't have massive debt.
    1
  836.  @matty6878  Which makes for a great investment case in theaters!
    1
  837. Come on, it's about low interest rates. These calculations are invalid!
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  838.  @BigMike10960  We don't know what OPEC will do, though. This is also highly political. And then consider all the Green New Deals in the western world. The rise of Tesla. I looked at Halliburton, Schlumberger and EOG. I placed my additional bets on tech stocks for 2020 and possibly beyond. though.
    1
  839.  @BigMike10960  Got any stock picks so far, anyway?
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  840.  @BigMike10960  Horrible numbers!
    1
  841.  @stephanmirambeau9090  I side with you on this. It won't die,but AMC is certainly the most risky and leveraged choice within the space. Cineworld, Cinemark and Marcus are "safer" picks, yet, the potential is smaller of course.
    1
  842.  @AbhijitLeekha  Huh? Where...?
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  843. How so?
    1
  844. How so
    1
  845. Still, some equities did not participate.
    1
  846. Tough times ahead unfortunately. Iran, North Korea, ISIS, Russia... Good for military defense stocks such as L3Harris and other peers but certainly nothing to be happy about. The world will get more unsecure, that's for certain.
    1
  847. Lufthansa is best in class, better than Delta.
    1
  848. lol
    1
  849. THe music at 1:19 is annoying me.
    1
  850.  @letsfly662  Skipped a beat
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  851. So what's winning: Lose money or bad earnings?
    1
  852. Ssuureee.....
    1
  853. Aurora Cannabis down 40+%.... Should I hold or average down?
    1
  854.  @derektanasichuk8711  Or open a new position on Shoprite. Those are the options atm.
    1
  855. None, all priced in
    1
  856. who cares?
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  857.  @thirdplace3973  I agree with you. Put a lot in now and wait what happens but keep some of your powder dry.
    1
  858. I'd rather go with Boeing.
    1
  859. Volkswagen for electric mobility. Better investment than Tesla
    1
  860.  @odisy64  The have tons of cash, they are protected by the government due to the systemic relevance and they are betting big on EC's. Have you checked what they will be spending? Tesla cars are expensive cars for rich people.
    1
  861.  jabba da hutt  Well, I'm not invested but given the balance sheet and the cash flow I think it would be save. But DON'T INVEST for just the dividend.
    1
  862. 2:50 screw you, Joe...
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  863. 1000%+ from here or from their peak?
    1
  864. Exactly!
    1
  865. Hey Jeff! Mario Draghi is gone, dude.
    1
  866. Pick the smalles of those three. Better growth ahead.
    1
  867. I think Dropbox is way too simple. Slack is more sophisticated. Microsoft as well.
    1
  868. Alibaba works
    1
  869.  @jonz23m  It's not a phantasy, happened in the US, the UK, Germany... Free markets not only divide labour, but also power!
    1
  870. How to cover? Cash? Defense stocks? Gold/bitcoin?
    1
  871.  @The_General_Zubas  lol
    1
  872.  @The_General_Zubas  No seriosly. I think it is a good time to buy GLD now.
    1
  873. Charts look healthy. Rates are low, people buy things, don't see a bubble.
    1
  874.  @daybuttons7541  Capitalism
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  875. We don't.
    1
  876. How?
    1
  877.  @dodgingdurangos924  Who talks BS in your opinion?
    1
  878.  @dodgingdurangos924  lol
    1
  879. This is hilarious stuff. Gotta see this when I'm drunk!
    1
  880. Yes, long term. And maybe even planetary mining. But there will be a recession and I think then it's time to pick CAT up.
    1
  881. Legendary. :D
    1
  882. I love how they look at him! :D
    1
  883. Maybe a good time to start a position? They seem to be the only cannabis company that can turn a profit.
    1
  884. Nah
    1
  885. I think the niche content will be able to survive and thrive easily long-term. Think of sports or some of the other Discovery segments. As far as scripted content is concerned, I really don't know who'll win this highly competetive game. Probably Disney but who knows.
    1
  886. look
    1
  887. Look, listen, well, here's the deal!
    1
  888. Other countries need them. This is one world, dude. Money can be made internationally.
    1
  889. CLOWNS!
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  890.  Glen T  Haha! I tried Dominos twice and it's incredibly greasy and sloppy. Might just have a different taste as a European. To each their own.
    1
  891. @Gary PowellWas'nt able to try it yet.
    1
  892. Buy Lufthansa
    1
  893. Most annoying host on CNBC.
    1
  894. Bigger risk, bigger returns long term. I diversify with a global market ETF. But I pick a hand full of stocks as well to hold long term. I beat the market all the time. Biotech, software, REIT...
    1
  895.  @rockycomet4587  Interesting!
    1
  896. 'We think that the market is trying to figure out its new normal' - Well, that's the nature of markets. All the time.
    1
  897. What would be Trump stocks in your opinion, because I agree with you on Trump. Defense stocks? Tech?
    1
  898. Who is leading in terms of online groceries and automation?
    1
  899. Please elaborate
    1
  900.  @szymonkalinski3014  Anyway, I really like this stock. Don't own it... Yet!
    1
  901. FED
    1
  902. Supply chain supply chain bla bla bla
    1
  903. Economic genius...
    1
  904.  @meganlongoria4059  I stay modest and say free markets work the best.
    1
  905. Sssssure!
    1
  906. CAT and SLB might be plantetary plays long term! Mining on the moon, mars and asteroids.
    1
  907.  @eddywinata  I have to find out, who of them is more involved, though. I think it'd be Cat, currently.
    1
  908. Lyft > Uber
    1
  909. Yes, there is one!
    1
  910. Josh Brown doesn't either. Don't listen to this clown. Shepard Smith here, thanks for watching CNBC on YouTube...
    1
  911. Health Canada required this by regulation as of today. This may change over time.
    1
  912. Pinterest > Snap
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  913.  @Chrissssssssssssssssssss  Oh, snap!
    1
  914. Why is she shouting? :D
    1
  915. I think companies like Aurora or Canopy will remain leaders long term.
    1
  916. How so? What's so special about Taco Bell?
    1
  917. Depends on you time horizon and whether you are a trader or investor.
    1
  918.  @dh-uo4lt  Retail REITS, physical entertainment, sports... Maybe energy.
    1
  919.  @dh-uo4lt  Meh!
    1
  920. Why do you think this will happen? And also how...?
    1
  921. Are you long?
    1
  922. Tim 'when you think about' Seymour
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  923. That's a conspiracy theory. We don't know if it was intended. All we know is that it's not a major deal long-term.
    1
  924. Are you long on Cat?
    1
  925. The way he moves is just ridiculous.
    1
  926. Seems like they got some checks from Texas.
    1
  927. Sänk ju, Wolfgang. Nicht.
    1
  928. What about shorting German Lufthansa or Airports? Any opinion? Is it too late and already priced in???
    1
  929.  @jojochen3360  What about Apache and other US oil stocks? Horrible balance sheet.
    1
  930.  @jojochen3360  I also don't think airports will get bailed out.
    1
  931. Clown!
    1
  932. Hold! I'm long on Aurora
    1
  933. Trump? Yup.
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  934. Wait, Dropbox is nothing but a cloud service. Would be way easier to integrate THEM into let's say Slack or Microsoft. I see it the other way around really.
    1
  935. She adjusted her make up. ;)
    1
  936.  @mihirrajrajmihir  Agree with you that it will be a thing. Question just who will be the winner there and I guess Meta is pretty advanced.
    1
  937. Defense stocks are generally speaking a good long term play.
    1
  938. Yes, the small ones are struggling but QSR will probably grow despite the pandemic.
    1
  939.  @sozebrooks  With regards to legalization. Canadian companies also sell internationally. US MSOs don't. Some Canadians can play the US markets, though. For instance Canopy and Aurora.
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  940.  @sozebrooks  I said they CAN play the US markets when it's legalized. Canopy still does indirectly through Acreage, which they can acquire. Same goes for Aurora with Australis Capital.
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  941.  @sozebrooks  Both Acreage and Australis have a big footprint. They are building IP for Aurora and Canopy to take advantage of. But you are right, there are some US plays that are (more) profitable.
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  942.  @sozebrooks  I like Cresco, Truelieve, GTI. But I also like Aurora long term. :)
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  943. Priced in everything.
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  944.  Thomas Headley  I'm not saying I make decisions solely based on prices. It's just that because of all the uncertainty (trade, growth, central banks) most things are already priced in, I suppose.
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  945.  Thomas Headley  Go for it.
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  946.  Thomas Headley  All stock action is forecasting and "pricing in".
    1
  947.  Thomas Headley  Yes, and the stock market is just the vehicle to invest into particular companies. People have different reasons to buy and sell certain stocks. It's a free market.
    1
  948.  Thomas Headley  It's because people elsewhere are literally forced into equities.
    1
  949.  Thomas Headley  Look at European and Japanese interest rates!
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  950.  Thomas Headley  I agree
    1
  951. Not everything has to be rigged when Bernie loses
    1
  952. You can still buy REITs and other hard assets such as silver or gold.
    1
  953. Any particular stock picks for 2020 and possibly beyond?
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  954.  @eddywinata  Interesting names... I might consider German mid caps and US biotech. Maybe I'd go long on Luckin Coffee or YUm China even...
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  955.  @eddywinata  Biotech could get a boost when Trump gets reelected, right? Check the performance of the German MDAX. But I'm long the US markets as well of course.
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  956.  @eddywinata  Why Msft and Fb, why not Apple?
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  957.  @eddywinata  I think you could argue Apple to be a value name as well. Gears are shifting.
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  958.  @eddywinata  I'm just starting to figure out oil stocks. My picks so far are SLB, KMI and EOG. Any idea where to start?
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  959.  @eddywinata  What about the names I mentioned? Anything interesting to you? I like SLB for now because of their moat in tech. KMI seems like a kind of conservative steady income play.
    1
  960. Still?
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  961.  @HarutoLIVE  Why?
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  962.  @HarutoLIVE  What about the dillution though? So many shares outstanding. Also not happy with the management team, lots of unpleasant insider selling and losing international market agreements with for instance Germany. Haven't heard a single partnership form Peltz either.
    1
  963.  @HarutoLIVE  They keep saying that they're in talks but I haven't heard or read a single word from Peltz after the annoucement.
    1
  964. Is he still invested in Slack, because he left the board...?!
    1
  965. To which platforms will advertisers shift to? Pinterest?
    1
  966. Crap show.
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  967.  @jandevos5175  I actually think it can be quite silly and entertaining, especially when they discuss things in the round. lol
    1
  968. regulatory issues
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  969.  @marufio  But I think they will get it done and will actually use regulation to their advantage in terms of keeping competition away.
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  970. Cutting rates will indeed create bubbles and missallocation
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  971. ​ @MichaelOrtega  The big picture is that there are lots of companies with much stronger balance sheet able to compete midterm. GM, Volkswagen, BMW, Mercedes, NIO.
    1
  972. When to jump in?
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  973. Check out oncology play BioNTech (BNTX), partnerships with Pfizer, Sanofi, Siemens, Bayer, Lilly, Genmab and others. Bill Gates is in it as well. Potential buyout.
    1
  974. Talking the markets up after scaring the heck out of people. That's how life is working. Be aware and buy low.
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  975. He is bearish on META around 100 so I bought some in the 90s. :) :)
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  976. !!
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  977. Cramerish
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  978. It's not Trump who "did this to the economy". Fake news.
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  979. Should I hold BB? Up dramatically.
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  980. Well, if people selling are dumb than that's a good thing.
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  981. @Matt At least regarding the traders
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  982. Still not sure if I should jump into SLB
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  983. You really think economic fundamentals are great in the Western World? EM and FM will outperform!
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  984. Any good energy picks?
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  985. Check out Amplifon Milano! Out of favor.
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  986. SaaS... meh! High advertising costs.
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  987. Do not put stupid management between your money and your GOLD!
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  988. They should stop doing this segment. Especially in these times.
    1
  989. Wonder where he is going now.
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  990.  @pebimandog1  Yes, but I'd wait for that moment to happen. So wait for a market drawdown and go in.
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  991. The dislikes say that we're not in a bubble yet.
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  992.  @HansMcGruber  I just average down regularily.
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  993. Chanos, Ackman, Marks?
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  994. Don't think big tech plays such as Apple or Microsoft will lose big time... These are huge companies.
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  995. I love that Apple has this unique ecosystem that's hard to get out of once you're in. And they have lots of different revenue streams - wearables(!), services(!), streaming...
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  996. You obviously don't understand American heritage and success.
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  997. Great content but his tie is worrying me...
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  998.  @royalmontpark  Sure, you're right about that.
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  999. Seems to be the best bet within the sector.
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  1000. I think Constellation Brands will get burned. They make too many investments. Strange company, compared to its peers.
    1
  1001. I'd be so AMBARRASSED!
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  1002. Why not Switzerland?
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  1003.  @swagdaddyify  Why?
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  1004.  @Josh-zd7ln  Store is a decent long term bet.
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  1005. <3
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  1006. What about that Ayn Rand comment...?
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  1007. SAP, Siemens
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  1008.  @buzzaldrin6985  I look at the underlying business model and the company. Not so much on charts.
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  1009. Managed to average down to 5.70 USD. Might add more. Cannabis 2.0 is going on well. Their product sold out quickly in online stores.
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  1010. Think you got that wrong, honey (sorry - lol). Their competitors are in big trouble and they have an asset light business model.
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  1011. He's not the worst on CNBC. You know Joe?
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  1012. Hickenlooper
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  1013.  vincentrich - Banned But Not Forgotten  Yes, all the large tech companies with little competition.
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  1014. I love Morgan...
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  1015.  @minstn77  No, I'm neutral.
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  1016. Large markets are highly competitive and not that profitable...
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  1017. None. But: CAT > SBUX > NKE
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  1018.  @enthused7591  I know. I'm just extremely frustraded. Shortet MGM x10. Goldman decided to stop trading the certificate. Sold a few for about +2600% but still lost 50 Euros in total due to the freaking knock out. They wouldn't let me trade. Pricing was off!!! My broker is dealing with them at the moment. But I expect nothing. Got 500 EUR left. Would have been more than 30.000... Meh.
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  1019.  @enthused7591  I'm 23 so I'm fine. But it I'm so annoyed! I could have made a fortune. Should have liquidated ALL of the shorts.
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  1020.  @rootedrotor525  My biggest position is a total market index fund, actually. And I won't touch it. Putting in a fixed sum every quarter.
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  1021.  @rootedrotor525  Well, I'm not... I got a few individual stocks including Alibaba and Motorola. The idea is to take the gains some day and put it in the fund. Same with the short positions.
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  1022. I don't own any of these but I guess Coca Cola is the bigger brand.
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  1023.  @DingleberryDestruction  When investing long term in consumer stocks, brands matter. People would pick Coke over Pepsi.
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  1024. Check out Ocado
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  1025. lol this guy
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  1026.  @Dividendsmattertoo  Wow! Nice! I only have a small position of 300 shares. I'd be ready to average down if we hit 2 dollars or less.
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  1027. It's part of their job.
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  1028. I do not own Tesla but would live to know as well. I'm up 7%....
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  1029.  @lostinthought38  I'd be up a lot as well, but my cannabis investment has gone south.
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  1030.  @natsoph1924  I started a year ago but am still in my early years. ;) I don't trade, though.
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  1031. Side with Joe here. It's a non answer. Energy demand in emerging markets will increase. So? Invest in...?
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  1032. I went to Aurora.
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  1033.  @HassanWorld  Integrated within the boards you follow.
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  1034. Investing is not a game.
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  1035. Hey, Sir. What's your opinion on the long-term prospects of India's 'Reliance Industries'?
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  1036.  @proych78  Thank you very much for your comment. I was aware of the debt situation. As I understand it, there will be spin-offfs of Jio and the retail segment in the future, right? This would mean that shareholders at some point will get some free shares, just like it happened with United Technologies in the past. I'm especially interested in the retail segment.
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  1037.  @proych78  Seems like it's too late after the Facebook deal they announced... Really hope to scoop up some shares at a lower level. Will it retest the lows...? Maybe the Saudi Aramco deal will get delayed due to the oil market turmoil. I'm also very much concerned with the covid situation in India. Let's hope for the best. I love this country.
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  1038. Prude.
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  1039. And don't catch a falling knive. And understand exponential growth and pandemics.
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  1040.  @Itsskevinnn  Short oil, airlines and leisure if you can
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  1041.  @mindsinmotion2825  I'm not invested. I owned Store Capital.
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  1042.  @dandietzel  I'd short that one. It's a hype stock, with zero revenues, execs leaving. Screams fraud.
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  1043. Oh no!
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  1044. Not the only reason, but you're right, it's central bank driven. But people have no other place to hunt for yield and not many see the issue here. So I guess we might have LOTS of room to inflate further!
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  1045. @Mike X But it works!
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  1046. Pretty much everything is temporary. Check a dictionary.
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  1047. Twilio? Eww!
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  1048. The point is that other bigger pharma companies can d all of this medical stuff more effctive than the pot companies.
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  1049. Interesting longs: Motorola, Alibaba, BP, Lufthansa.
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  1050. Purple might be, though.
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  1051. lol are you sure?
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  1052. Are you talking about Six Flags? The book isn't healthy at all, compared to Cedar Fair.
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  1053. Rates cannot go up substantially anymore. The system is broken and you can thank central banks around the world.
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  1054. Adjusted EBIDTA. Hahahahah
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  1055. Any opinions on Bed Bath & Beyond and GameStop? They have the liquidity...
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  1056.  @ManuelBTC21  Exactly. That's true regarding all data. Data is lagging, people have to treceive and ype in the stats.
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  1057. I agree. It's entrepreneurial and psychological. It's a social science at best.
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  1058. Interesting point... Plus there's always a possibility of activist investors stepping in.
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  1059. lol
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  1060. Why are they laughing at Josh? lol
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  1061.  @jarronjackson6670  Sure! Just not only US stocks. Look around the world. There's a lot of value waiting to be picked up in emerging markets. Think India, Brazil, China, Russia...
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  1062.  @jarronjackson6670  Already in...
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  1063. That's why I am with Aurora. They seem to be a little more down-to-earth and under the radar.
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  1064. "uhh uhhh uhhh"
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  1065. Andrew trying to serious, Becky laughing out loud. Love it.
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  1066.  @dimaniak  Interesting. Why treasuries though? Unless you are about to retire...What about Gen X investors. Should be at least 80% stocks/index funds imo.
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  1067.  @dimaniak  Yield curve is steepening.
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  1068. Do your math and get your head around what they call exponential growth, kiddo.
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  1069. Got cash left?
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  1070.  @R3tr0v1ru5  Cheap value.
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  1071.  @R3tr0v1ru5  In this particular sector or generally?
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  1072.  @alexcavallucci9958  Risk reward
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  1073.  @R3tr0v1ru5  I bought Thor Industries (American and European RV's), Cineworld (US and global movie theaters) and Geberit (European flushing and piping systems) during the crisis.
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  1074. Any particular long term investments within the Russell to be recommended?
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  1075. Malls!
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  1076. Plus he is super cool
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  1077.  @Deogines  LOL
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  1078. !!!!
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  1079. The bald dude is totally off.
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  1080. Drugzz
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  1081.  @michaelfriend3990  Which is equivalent of bad covernance and shareholder value destruction.
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  1082.  @michaelfriend3990  Ok ok, my Friend.
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  1083. Relevant for traders, irrelevant for long term investors.
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  1084. lol
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  1085. LOL Joe! :D :D
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  1086. BUY NOW!
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  1087. GDP is ok, earnings will catch up. But you're right, the FED is playing along and can cause bubbles. But there may be a lot of room to inflate. We never know. There's no alternative with low interest rates.
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  1088.  @ItsKyleMang  lol good one
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  1089. Murrica!
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  1090. Those guys are terrible. Always have an opinion, very short-sighted and always unbelievably late. Do not listen to any of them.
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  1091. Buy the dip but don't try to catch a falling knife.
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  1092. He says it's an exogenous shock and that's why the recession will be short. How stupid is that...????
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  1093. Gosh, she's annoying.
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  1094. You can.
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  1095. Stick with the broad market.
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  1096.  @reddysteddy2195  These comments really don't matter that much to long term investors who'll be a lot of years in the market. This show is basically for traders.
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  1097.  @reddysteddy2195  Of course you should diversify into other equities as well and hold some cash but I have to disagree here. People have been talking about a recession and a following bubble burst and it's just not happening. Meanwhile they missed huge gains within the markets. I think the economic data is looking pretty healthy at the moment and a drawdown would probably be caused by some sort of exogenous event (NK, Iran, Russia...). Multiple expansion meanwhile is the product of no yield alternatives available, driven of course by central banks. Can't talk about a bubble because people still pick stocks and think of them as being too risky and expensive. I currently hedge my portfolio with a little gold, Swiss Francs and Bitcoin. And by the way, a industrial(!) recession has occures, for instance in Germany. But the service sector has not been hit and we're ok.
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  1098.  @reddysteddy2195  It just doesn't make sense to me to time the market at 21 yrs old and without the billions Buffett and the like have in the bank. I only invested 13k and 90% is in equities, 10% bitcoin...
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  1099.  @reddysteddy2195  As an economist, what's your stance on gold mining companies? Is it a good long term hedge?
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  1100.  @reddysteddy2195  There are two (I guesss) asset classes that I'm interested in lately. One being gold mines (happened to come across Newmont Mining, seems well managed) and art investing. I hope that one day there will be a stock market way of investing.
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  1101. My Aurora ACB position is still down 50%... Hope Aurora and Canopy won't be the Yahoo's of cannabis.
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  1102. Are you in yet?
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  1103. 2:36...
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  1104. Why not Diageo?
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  1105. Got Schlumberger in mind?
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  1106. dilutioaaaannhh.
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  1107. Short this sucker? What to short in the midst of this sell off? Please comment.
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  1108. Who is the US leader in terms of automation and online sales? Is it actually Walmart?
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  1109. Nope
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  1110. In Germany they say this will take at least 12 months to develop a vaccine!!!
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  1111.  @jaredcisar301  And you seem to be schizophrenic.
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  1112. Bayer beat on top and bottom line. Pick stocks, dude.
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  1113. So theaters are left behind dying a slow death...??? F...Disney!
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  1114. Do you guys think RV sales will go up during this crisis?
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  1115. Displaying ads.
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  1116. Envista Holdings
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  1117. Joe is always mumbling along.
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  1118. Companies such as Canopy or Aurora are global players, though. They sell medical mj around the world. Aurora for instance is operating in 22 countries whereas the Cali firms don't have that diversification and scale.
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  1119.  @JimHabash  I am European so I pay nothing... :D
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  1120.  @Orangeman0711  In einem kleinen deutschsprachigen Land.
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  1121. L3Harris has exposure to space!
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  1122. Lyft and Pinterest for the next 10 years.
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  1123.  @eirikarnesen9691  It's irrelevant.
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  1124.  @eirikarnesen9691  is
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  1125.  @eirikarnesen9691  too
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  1126.  @eirikarnesen9691  I do not own any. I just looked at the data available. Bitcoin and Ethereum are leading in terms of market cap, transactions and developer activity. Get over it, idiot.
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  1127. Cannot believe they invited this fraud.
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  1128. How?
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  1129. Check out BioNTech BNTX.
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  1130. Disney > Apple > Amazon > Netflix
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  1131. This will take a lot time though to happen...
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  1132.  @dude4173  Who's leading the US in terms of 5G and broadband for now? Is it AT&T or Verizon?
    1
  1133. Zynga?
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  1134. Guess he means the tariffs imposed on China....
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  1135.  @replysoon3216  If oil, no russian oil. But solar and nuclear energy are great alternatives as well.
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  1136. Are you in yet?
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  1137.  @DaFactsNoNonsense1713  Nah. I don't need your wisdom. Why is that that there's basically zero institutional ownership in these comapnies?
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  1138.  @DaFactsNoNonsense1713  There's not a single contradiction. But hey, keep investing in dreams. Good luck.
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  1139.  @DaFactsNoNonsense1713  I'm perfectly fine with my returns and everything else. Wish you a good day.
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  1140.  @CHUNK_LIVES  Altria (MO) might be an interesting bet on cannabis.
    1
  1141. Investigate GE!!!
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  1142. Why do you need a stand?
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  1143. So what about the big LP's like Aurora or Canopy long term...? Because they will be in the US as well.
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  1144. Trading now is nonsensical. Hold and wait. A lot of unknowns regarding the virus.
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  1145. Really depends on your time horizon! ETFs are a great long term asset class.
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  1146.  @HammerLeaf  How not?
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  1147. Yeah, but it is valued extremely high and it might be too late to invest. I would rather look into some industrial stocks or other cheaper opportunities.
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  1148. cult stock
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  1149. Let him entertain us!
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  1150. Wrong. Tons of cash waiting on the side line.
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  1151. Short ARKK, crypto, big tech, long oil, copper, A malls, UK, gold, real estate
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  1152. What about SaaS business model based stocks such as Autodesk?
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  1153.  @nickzivs  Did I say that? No.
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  1154. lol
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  1155.  @JarJarBinkz68  Unless you're short
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  1156.  @brianbevilacqua4984  What the heck
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  1157. Schlumberger might be interesting. Kinder Morgan as well. Any ideas?
    1
  1158. Buy?
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  1159.  @JohnSmith-gb3et  Why do you think this will be less worse than 2008...?
    1
  1160. Schlumberger might be interesting. Kidner Morgan as well. Any ideas?
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  1161.  @Wongseifu548  Yes, mostly.
    1
  1162. And why don't they wear jackets?
    1
  1163. ?
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  1164. Same lol
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  1165. Any stock picks? Energy? Banking?
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  1166. The guy is funny somehow
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  1167. Contracts with firms.
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  1168. Buy Motorola Solutions instead.
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  1169.  @sodainaplasticbottle5734  If that's your time horizon: good night.
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  1170.  @sodainaplasticbottle5734  Yes, BlackBerry is actually a reasonable investment given its peer valuations... Regarding Motorola, they own a significant install base with sticky customers, comparable to Microsoft's situation. They pay a healthy dividend, even raised it during the pandemic, the management is great and well incentivized, the margins are juicy, they are essentially the Western monopoly and will capture a significant portion of cloud and services revenue. And it's obviously not hyped...
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  1171. Yeah. Mhmm. Yeah. Interesting.
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  1172. Uuuh. Aaah. Errr. Uhm. Uuuh. And it and it uagh arrr ugh. Climate. A a a Trump.
    1
  1173. I thought he was kind of an Ethereum guy. But he's into BTC?
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  1174. accounting fraud
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  1175.  @NHseacoast  hydrogen fuels power some ships already.
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  1176.  Double Tap  Nothing's impossible is what I'm saying. Hydrogen fuels are being used on ships already in Europe.
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  1177. @Jun Don New engines are being built already.
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  1178.  Double Tap  Nothing's deterministic and change may happen faster as many think.
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  1179.  @NHseacoast  Yes, maybe nuclear power. We don't know.
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  1180. Actually, yes.
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  1181. EOG maybe...
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  1182. Yandex has autonomous taxis
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  1183. Medical cannabis has way higher margins than rec and most of that is sold legally of course.
    1
  1184. Bailing idiotic business out! HOW ABOUT THE AVERAGE CITIZEN??? Screw this liar.
    1
  1185.  @johngrear6506  "FORGET PARIS!" :)
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  1186. Finally some reasonable content!
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  1187.  @jamesc0890  LOL, Mondelez probably candy, Kraft don't know.
    1
  1188. TeamMorgan
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  1189. Switzerland just eliminated all tariffs. How about that, Mr. Trump?
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  1190.  @kornpop4887  services, chocolate, cheese, watches, gold, machines, meds...
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  1191. Is he still invested in Slack, because he left the board...?!
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  1192. BIOtech for 2020
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  1193. Good call! Love all of them.
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  1194. This guy's got it right. But remember that we don't know much about the virus yet!
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  1195.  @warsshan  Well, I mean I get he's making the case for crypto and there is one, for sure. But I just don't feel comfortable with people being bullish ALL THE TIME!
    1
  1196.  @warsshan  Yeah, you're right about that. But at least I think he's got the trend and momentum right.
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  1197. She's basically long on EVERYTHING. No, thanks, I'll pass.
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  1198. Why do you think so? Don't you think this would be a good midterm trade?
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  1199. If there was a way to f this guy via WSB, I'd so be into that. Just annoying.
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  1200. Worst pizza I have ever had. Eww!!
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  1201. Growth is inevitable, at least with regards to domestic companies. You cannot deny the demographics.
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  1202. @Adele K Those allergic reactions are a common side effect of vaccinations, though. It is nothing unique. What's unique is the Moderna and BioNTech mechanism being used, the MRNA-method. I think I will wait for the AstraZeneca vaccine.
    1
  1203. I'd pick Shell over Exxon.
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  1204. They don't have to buy 100% of the Acreage shares, though!!
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  1205. Copying Apple...?
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  1206. This! You said it Corporate debt, everybody. HOLD!
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  1207. lol they look like pigs.
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  1208. Let them die
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  1209. Crappy company.
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  1210. This has become a running gag, haha
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  1211. BABA is just impressive... Kinda stunned. This market is just huge. And they're even expanding to India and other Asian emerging markets.
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  1212. What to short? Please comment!!!
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  1213. Airports a good short?
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  1214.  @tominator3  Don't wanna short the whole market. I'm looking at Fraport, Frankfurt airport for now... Not sure, since futures are up massively...
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  1215.  Doug B  Thanks for your comment, Doug. I'm currently looking to short Frankfurt Airport. Not sure what's priced in yet. Lufthansa and others will cancel more flights and the newsflow over the weekend won't be good. They reported today and did not give ANY guidance for 2020... Which I think cannot be priced in, correct? I mean... This will go on for at least a month until the US travel ban will be expiring, right? Comments much appreciated.
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  1216.  Doug B  Here are some of my possible shorts. The biggest one may be Wynn Resorts. Also: TUI, Lufthansa, MGM Resorts, WWE
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  1217.  Doug B  Don't you think that this is all priced in already? That's my issue here... :/
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  1218.  Doug B  I may pick MGM, short x10... How long are you investing already? I'm fairly new...
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  1219.  Doug B  Haven't decided yet. I may opt for Delta (just cut 40%) or another Airline. But then they'll get bailed out... Meh.
    1
  1220. Nokia seems to have terrible management. Plus, we simply don't know how big those contracts will be. Huge risk.
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  1221.  @frenchyalicea649  How much have you invested?
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  1222.  @frenchyalicea649  What are your other positions?
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  1223.  @frenchyalicea649  I'm mainly investing in an global index fund. I also hold some software and biotech stocks.
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  1224.  @frenchyalicea649  What are your tech and manufacturing picks? My biotech pick is Biontech, my software pick is RIB Software. Oh, and I also own ACB and Store Capital, which is a REIT. Little gold, little Bitcoin.
    1
  1225.  @frenchyalicea649  I'm young, so I'm in it for the long run at about 5 dollars
    1
  1226.  @frenchyalicea649  I am also looking at US plays... Maybe Acreage, Australis or Curaleaf. Regarding NOK, do you think 5.6 billion shares outstanding is an issue? Because I do think so...
    1
  1227. We need FREE CAPITALISM!
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  1228. They might even market cars in a few years, I suppose. It will be an ever bigger Apple-envirnoment.
    1
  1229. Now is the time to try some leveraging ETF on the NASDAQ. Just did it the first time. Fingers crossed!
    1
  1230. 0:55 ?????
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  1231. What about the hotels?
    1
  1232. Stop it!
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  1233. CRONY CAPITALISM!
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  1234. Why do you think Aurora will win?
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  1235.  @xrpfreak7881  Thank you for replying. I agree with some things you said. The most important one being Aurora with its international footprint wich is the biggest out there. And you're right, they're landing the best intl agreements. I'm just a little caucious due to the incredibly high valuation... 6.5b dollars! I mean... that seems to me way out there. Big tobacco or beverage or pharma can get into the weed space as well.
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  1236. That's expensive!
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  1237. This one could be interesting due to the profitability! As opposed to Uber, Lyft and the like. What's your take on this?
    1
  1238. !
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  1239. And then it's time to pick up some Caterpillar.
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  1240. Sell TD?
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  1241. @Niels Bohr Huh?
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  1242.  @JR-yu5tf  Yup
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  1243. Envista is interersting!
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  1244.  @mng2  Care to elaborate...?
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  1245.  @mng2  You mean Google? Hm!
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  1246.  @Balldontlie2604  Und? Was ist mit ihm?
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  1247. The world is so crazy, I think we'll see a v-shape recovery.
    1
  1248. ?
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  1249. Mattel... Any opinions?
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  1250. I believe in the turnaround. But I think I'll wait and watch this one closely. The management needs to prove itself. Again.
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  1251. Disrupt my ass!
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  1252. hahahaha!
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  1253. Canned water and salt is what it is, essentially. Eww...
    1
  1254. Why RCL over CCL?
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  1255. Voodoo science.
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  1256. Joe AND Ted??? Ugh...
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  1257. The Steve Miller Band song is awesome! Shush, Guy! ;)
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  1258. Buy NOW
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  1259. But we keep watching these clowns because it's so funny.
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  1260. Can't deny that these things are disruptive though.
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  1261. Leisure!
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  1262. HOOD and Bitcoin
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  1263. Isn't a bad thing neccessarily if you pick wisely and maybe look abroad as well!
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  1264. This merger is almost too good to be true.
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  1265.  @eddywinata  PINS is cheap compared to Snapchat for instance.
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  1266.  @grod805  What do you mean? I had credit ratings and eligible capital in mind.
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  1267. yup
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  1268. He's the most consistent to me. He's not flip-flopping.
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  1269. Automation will save us. We don't need to work anymore.
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  1270. Is he still invested in Slack, because he left the board...?!
    1
  1271. Morgan. But Morgan or Leslie?
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  1272. Pinterest!
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  1273. Gonna buy some art now.
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  1274. Wells is still the cheapest among all of them.
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  1275. She's missing the point that the FED is out of ammunition and that this will get really ugly.
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  1276. lol
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  1277. Notice the looks of Becky and Andrew! lol
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  1278. He looks kinda funny! Hahaha
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  1279. lol
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  1280. Probably a value trap.
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  1281. So which stock to buy for the long term...? Thor? Winnebago?
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  1282.  Jor Tra  This has nothing to do with Biden. In fact, he'd probably would be a little more hawkish compared to the wanna be dictator.
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  1283. It will happen some day. Apple will integrate Spotify, Disney+ or Netflix into their incredible ecosystem ultimately.
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  1284. Stick with Motorola. Huge moat, great security software, huge backlog, great balance sheet, under the radar play!
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  1285. Through equities? Maybe EOG!
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  1286. Macro outlooks are useless. Look at companies specifically and come up with your valuation!
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  1287. "Free"
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  1288. Yeah, with regards to the fed gov't...
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  1289. @Sokanu Sure. Stocks are shares of real productive businesses. The best inflation hedge there is.
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  1290. It's the other way around, isn't it?
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  1291. Why?
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  1292. Dead cat boucing?
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  1293. Let's hope Aurora and Canopy won't be the Yahoo's of cannabis... Will they be around long term? They do well in Canada and globally. Will they be able to compete in the US?
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  1294. Popeye's is public
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  1295. She's hot though.
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  1296. Yeah, don't get it either. I guess they are trying to target younger demographics online.
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  1297. "I thought that was great" sad trombone
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  1298. Halving comping in Summer 2020. The price always went up when that happened in the past.
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  1299.  @agourent  Yeah. Tax free as I said.
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  1300. Raising capital doesn't pay down debt..
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  1301. @gp c Well, if that where to happen, yeah. But they probably need to raise more debt anyway, so. This is a zombie company.
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  1302.  @nunusknees2928  I sold everything in the space. :)
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  1303. W
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  1304. I'll probably buy at roughly 14 past split.
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  1305. And the collapse may be people getting what central banks are doing and revolting. Currencies will collapse. And central banks will get challenged big time.
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  1306. Volkswagen sells already more EVs than Tesla.
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  1307. @2ndrwkng CNBC
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  1308.  @slaphead3791  No and no.
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  1309. Couldn't they just implement blockchain themselves...?
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  1310.  @islandbee  I see. The only SaaS stock I'd still buy would be Autodesk anyway, so real estate BIM software... Most of the other services seem to me not that unique and could easily be done by some big tech or software name.
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  1311. Buy BP or Shell?
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  1312. Positive tailwind for REITs?
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  1313. "revenue miss on top line" -_-
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  1314. You're correct but your pledge would be a lot more convicing IF YOU'D STOP THE CAPS.
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  1315. Check out the Swiss Geberit. Pipe systems and toilets.
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  1316. LVS best in breed!
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  1317. It's usually good advice to just wait how things are going and settling down after the IPO and then start trying to evaluate the companies and possibly comparing them to its peers. Take Facebook: You had LOTS of time scooping up some shares for a juicy profit in 2020. Make sure the business model is viable and can turn a profit. Ad models certainly can. Ride sharing? Not sure, probably takes a lot of time.
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  1318.  @RubbaDubbaDooskie  Index funds hahaha
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  1319. And he's right. Credit defaul swaps. Are you kidding me? If you can't afford it, don't buy it.
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  1320. CORR
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  1321. Karen and Tim make the most sense most of the time.
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  1322. Not everybody spends on credit, though.
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  1323. A girl once inflated me at the beach. It was great.
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  1324. Printing money does not cure the virus, nor leads to rising demand.
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  1325. I can't believe they basically say that tariffs don't matter with regards to stocks going higher...
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  1326. Yeah everything is so obvious, Tim.......
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  1327.  @michaels4255  At such volumes, market timing does matter. Not so much for the individual investor. I don't think this is a big deal.
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  1328. Do not see screaming buys? Watch EM and FM!
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  1329. What's your opinion on Aurora
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  1330. But there are SO many long term hodlers...
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  1331.  @jeffgreen3376  Hodl is a crypto term for buy and hold type strategies. Believers in crypto and bitcoin. Of course, prices reflect that.
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  1332. Hold TD for longer?
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  1333. 1:55 What? I don't get it haha
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  1334. You can short art stocks such as artnet
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  1335. "Societay Jeneral". -_-
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  1336. How's BBBY dead cat bounce? They actually turned a healthy profit.
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  1337. Let's say China. China china china chinahh CHINAH! Cheynah. I have to have my China.
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  1338. I think people see it a little too optimistically. RVs cost a lot of money and those who own one already may stick with it for longer. Would you agree with me that RV sales and RV stocks will go down again?
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  1339. lol
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  1340.  @matthewfrancis8470  Wow... how much have you invested yet...? Only one stock?
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  1341. ​ @matthewfrancis8470  I understand all that, I intended to just go invest into my index fund regularily and to no touch single names at all but the up side rewards were very tempting, especially at my age, so I went with it. Having said that I'd urge you to diversify a little bit. Buy some more stocks or buy an index fund to hold long term. It's basically going to be your retirement. Teslas competition will be huge. Volkswagen is expeced to sell lots of EV's as well over the next few years. BMW and Mercedes as well, GM as far as I understand is goign EV also... I'd cash out a portion and diversify.
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  1342. Don't know but the rally will continue for a longer time than many of those apocalypse people think.
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  1343.  @markmotarker  I completely agree with you on this. But I guess central banks will figure out alternative QE measures, such as "helicopter money" to try to cope with an eventual crisis ahead of us... But of course it implies huge financial repression. And people will be angry.
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  1344. ​ @HermannTheGreat  Still figuring out whether or not to jump in after a correction. Probably not. The competition isn't sleeping.
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  1345. What the heck? She is right here. Uber is broken as a business model burning billions of cash.
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  1346.  @plk5520  I mean... You want start ups to spend money and "burn cash". But in order to grow and turn a profit in the future. I see that with Pinterest, Snap for instance but not with ride sharing. How will they ever make significant money? I really don't get it. Plus, Lyft and Uber seem to eat their lunch spending billions on advertising to then cannibalize eachother. Crazy valuation.
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  1347.  @plk5520  Thank you very much, will check that out now.
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  1348. Too late. Hold on to it if you have any.
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  1349.  @inboxnews  Cinemark, IMAX, Cineworld/Regal, Marcus will all make it.
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  1350.  @T2Master01  Totally agree. And the publicly-traded ones like Cineworld and Cinemark will face less competition.
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  1351. No, just no.
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  1352. One is looking at data (PAST) and the others are actually looking forward (aka FUTURE)... So who's right and who will be right?
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  1353.  @RRRRobbbb  botox, that's all.
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  1354.  @RRRRobbbb  Please explain your 1st comment. ;)
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  1355. not so smart
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  1356.  @beauswerissen1038  Nope. Cineworld.
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  1357.  @Joe55348  Tell me how.
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  1358. Dreams! Only dreams!
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  1359. EM will outperform. Especially India and China.
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  1360. Think they'll be acquired as well?
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  1361. nah
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  1362. How so? Please explain.
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  1363. What a prediction mate... Hooray, congrats.
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  1364. Slamming Ted Cruz lol
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  1365. Why?
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  1366. Hahaa
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  1367. Cool guy!
    1
  1368. I think it's funny
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  1369. HUGE DEBT!
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  1370. What's your favorite semi stock?
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  1371. booought.
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  1372. Still superior to Lockheed. And there's more room to grow!
    1
  1373. What happens to Italian stocks if the Euro collapses or Italy exits...?
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  1374. Cannabis stocks can turn out to be big long term. Some are already profitable.
    1
  1375.  @skiman5289  *IF!
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  1376.  @skiman5289  I might be betting on Acreage.
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  1377. This is really worrying and I just hope that things in the US and Europe won't go as the Nikkei did... Look at the max. chart. Never really recovered. And they are obviously the champion of QE.
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  1378. Disney vs. Cedar Fair for the long term...?
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  1379. CNBC isn't about intelligent financial information, you'd have to go to Bloomberg for that. Or read interviews and books. CNBC is bs entertainment. It can be funny, though.
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  1380. Boooooooo!
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  1381. Well there you go...
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  1382. I'd wait for the stock to come down. Then I'd start a position long term.
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  1383.  @bwaters735  Yeah, or just buy more index funds.
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  1384. ​ @mojave1765  Yes, QE caused a credit bubble and real estate/stocks go up but that's a sign of inflation, right?
    1
  1385.  @mojave1765  I mean, inflation will be there for quite some time until the bubble busts. But I think the credit boom will hold on for longer than many of us think. If the FED tightens then there might be deflation. But we're not in a recession yet.
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  1386. lol
    1
  1387. Until they don't.
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  1388. WallStreetBots
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  1389.  @metalgearsolidsnake6978  Nobody essentially....
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  1390. Sure.
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  1391. How?
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  1392.  @michaelfratipietro9674  Too many names. I invest long term and guess oil is only a short to midterm trade and not an investment these times.
    1
  1393. What dif John say on CNN?
    1
  1394. These guys now everything.......
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  1395. Would you wait for a pullback or start a position right now? New to Zynga.
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  1396.  @eddywinata  But there will be pullbacks, right...?
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  1397.  @eddywinata  The PE ratio is terrible, though! Not as cheap as one might think!
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  1398.  @eddywinata  So why invest in Zynga when there are better valued options available?
    1
  1399. They've been saying this for decades!
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  1400. Agree! But would you rather trade or hold your winning biotech stocks long term? I have some huge gains and don't know wheter or not to start trading...
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  1401. long real stuff.
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  1402. Buy stocks, hold lots of cash for a pullback to come.
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  1403. Nope.
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  1404. Do not listen to these clowns! Only use CNBC for substantial interview guests!
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  1405. You can 'solve' a liquidity crisis with debt/liquidity, though, only short-term.
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  1406. I'm down 60% with Aurora Cannabis. Hope this long term bet plays out fine, they have the best growth margin. But still, ACB really drags down my whole portfolio... Hold? Sell? Average down?
    1
  1407. Mrs. Momentum.
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  1408. Canada is a lot safer to operate in. So my picks are Aurora and Canopy.
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  1409. Market leader. I would wait for a pull back though!
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  1410. Any stock picks?
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  1411.  @Mauropmg  Both, but prefer small caps.
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  1412.  @Mauropmg  .
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  1413.  @Mauropmg  Thanks a lot, will look into them soon. How about Indian stocks? Are you Brazilian?
    1
  1414. Well! Long Meta for now.
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  1415.  @DynamicUnreal  The range is huge! 81-96 often times
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  1416. TJX and GameStop.
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  1417. They did in Germany. Haha
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  1418.  Timothy Somerville  lol
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  1419. Hey Eddie, what's your take on BP and/or Shell as bottom fishing trades?
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  1420. I bought some Cinemark and Cineworld stocks.
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  1421. CNBC wouldn't be entertaining without Joe... lol
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  1422. 5:20 lol
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  1423. Who are you talking about? ;)
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  1424.  @BjorckBengt  I'm talking about the US operations. Congrats. Sticking with my 911.
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  1425.  @thepandaahbear9025  Germany
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  1426.  @thepandaahbear9025  lol, this is great entertainment.
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  1427.  @thepandaahbear9025  I use it for news and trends. Sometimes I do small trades based on CNBC and Yahoo news. Worked out well. But yeah, long term investments are not affected.
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  1428.  @thepandaahbear9025  Here's my current portfolio. MSCI World, GLD, RSTAY, STOR, BNTX, ACB Any thoughts? Always looking for new positions. Maybe SIRI, maybe ZNGA.
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  1429.  @thepandaahbear9025  It can! And you need to be aware not to get addicted with investment research and so on... ;)
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  1430.  @NeverYield-bq8qw  Grüße aus SH. Schönes Bild! :)
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  1431. This is a fun thread. What are you guys doing for work?
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  1432.  @NeverYield-bq8qw  I agree on the grumpiness. I am currently living in Switzerland and even though Germans say the opposite, I made wonderful friendships there, which hasn't happened in Germany. Americans are open-minded and kind, of course. Wanna leave Europe when I'm done studying.
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  1433.  @cybertrk  To relative losers given that there's not much fundamentally wrong or you see them recovering.
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  1434. Seems to me that this is pure Apple content. Really unique. I love the Apple ecosystem.
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  1435. Schlumberger may be interesting to you. They are the biggest service company with tons of patents, digital efforts, software development, biggest global market share and a good balance sheet. Plus you get a nice dividend.
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  1436. Sales disagree with you.
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  1437. It's not about this virus. It doesn't change anything fundamentally. What matters is BALANCE SHEETS and EARNINGS. With this central bank madness you need to pick wisely. I prefer EM at these levels long-term.
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  1438.  @chrischoir3594  I'd sell with no margins
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  1439.  E W  No individual stocks at all? Not even a very risky long term bet, such as Cannabis?
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  1440.  E W  Thanks for sharing. I'll just stop investing in individual stocks. And when I think they are doing fine I will take profits and grow my MSCI World position which is my biggest position already.
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  1441.  E W  I think i'll stick with my world thing since it is even more agnostic as your US approach. ;)
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  1442.  E W  Any particular reason why you think the US market is better than the overall World ETF? Yeah, I'm in it for the long run. I'm 22 yrs old and started about a year ago.
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  1443. Well, it's certainly cheap!
    1
  1444. This is real. They are actually winning all international legal tenders.
    1
  1445. Commodity business.
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  1446. You need to think long term though
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  1447. Potential comps: Tesla, Apple, Google's Waymo, GM, Volkswagen other traditional car manufacturers...
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  1448. High valuations in mind, do you think Aurora is overvalued?
    1
  1449. Buy SHELL or BP?
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  1450. How are the essential??? They are NOT!
    1
  1451. UK banks maybe? Lloyds, Barclays, HSBC?
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  1452.  @CraZyWeZZ  Oops. Sorry. What you opinion on Lloyds or Barclays, though?
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  1453. It's indices, not indexes....
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  1454. It's so funny. Also notice Dan's looks... :D
    1
  1455. Hot look
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  1456. GME BB AMC
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  1457. I agree. I don't like this Final Trade segment. Just stay invested and don't pay too much attention to headlines. But I enjoy CNBC and see it as a source of inspiration. They get things right, they get things wrong. Of course we should all do our own due dilligence but CNCB can help raise awareness of opportunities. But they need to be seen as long term investments, not just as short term trades...
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  1458. Opinions on Nokia?
    1
  1459. Technical recession meaning 4 consecutive quarters of zero growth?
    1
  1460. Oh, your so damn right!
    1
  1461. lol
    1
  1462. fu
    1
  1463. What do you short particularily? MGM Resorts? Airlines? WWE? Intel?
    1
  1464.  @STXRBOY999  How about oil stocks, airlines and hotels?
    1
  1465. How? Qurate? Discovery?
    1
  1466. She's bitter.
    1
  1467. Freaking socialist
    1
  1468. Sell and buy their peers.
    1
  1469.  @umojah101  Well, I'm long one of their peers.
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  1470.  @umojah101  Yes, but AMC most likely not, given the market cap.
    1
  1471. 1 week time horizon? No thank you.
    1
  1472. How did they ruin Tim Hortons? Please elaborate, I've been there on my Canada trips but I don't live in America.
    1
  1473. Any stock picks? :)
    1
  1474. What's wrong now with a short squeeze? CRIMINALS!!
    1
  1475.  @footballdreamer9275  These guys are mostly traders. They do not invest long term.
    1
  1476. GM, Volkswagen, Porsche, BMW... All better EV plays.
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  1477. F!!!! BOOMERS!!!!
    1
  1478. I agree with him. Doesn't make sense to chase those stay-at-home stocks. I'd rather look for value and growth stocks that I would have bought no matter if there was a pandemic or not.
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  1479. So... REITs?
    1
  1480. I'd start buying GM and Volkswagen soon.
    1
  1481. Yeah, SPG and MAC. The best will survive and prices are going up because supply will be down over time.
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