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BP’s Hydrogen Hub, 456 Can Play This Squid Game & Great Stuff Gets Personal June 15, 2022 Great Stuff Forget The Fed, We’re Talking Hydrogen! Great Ones, I’m tired of all the economic data, inflation and Fed talk. So today we’re going to skip over the latest producer price index data, May retail sales and whatever it is the Fed is doing today. (Spoiler: It’s raising interest rates again. Surprise, surprise!) Instead, we’re going […]
COIN Respites, Drone Delights & Free-Falling Flights June 14, 2022 Great Stuff Hodled To Death Great Ones, I owe y’all an apology. Back in January, I fell victim to one of the classic investing blunders: believing more in an idea and its potential gains than reality. The hardest part about all of this is that … I already knew the answer. Today, we’re selling Coinbase Global (Nasdaq: […]
Consumer Sentiment Crashes, Ulta Splashes & DocuSign Faxes June 13, 2022 Great Stuff It’s Times Like These… Great Ones, I was all ready to come into today like a new day rising … a brand-new sky to hang the stars upon tonight. I figured that after last week’s barrage of bad news and Wall Street’s accompanying sell-off, the markets would even out a bit. After all, most of […]
The $3.96 Billion Margin Call June 13, 2022 Big Picture. Big Profits., Cryptocurrency, Economy, News MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor was one of the biggest advocates of bitcoin as it rose and rose throughout 2020 and 2021. His software company started acquiring the cryptocurrency as a Treasury reserve asset, presuming it might be a more stable store of wealth than their dollar-based assets. It wasn’t, and now Michael Saylor is just a few bad trading days away from a $3.96 billion margin call.
Etsy’s Poppin’ Tags Wall Street Style June 11, 2022 Great Stuff What’s The Deal With Thrift Shopping? Hey, Great Ones, can we go thrift shopping? What? What? What? What? You know … pop some tags? Only $20 in our pockets? Hunting through clothing racks looking for a come-up? Again … what? I’m talking about secondhand consignment stores. The ones that pile all the clothes other people […]





